+ Follow JOSE MANEGDEG Tag
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[Title] => Commission on Human Rights builds up case on militant's slay
[Summary] => The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) in the Ilocos region is finally building up a case on the killing of an activist here four years ago.
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[Title] => Army captain denies killing Ilocos activist
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BAGUIO CITY — An Army officer tagged by police in the Nov. 28, 2005 killing of an activist in San Esteban, Ilocos Sur has surfaced and denied any hand in the crime.
In a counter-affidavit with the Ilocos Sur prosecutor’s office, Army Capt. Joel Castro claimed that he was in Taguig City in Metro Manila when Jose Manegdeg, a staffer of the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines, was gunned down.
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[Title] => 50th IB chief disowns officer tagged in activist’s slay
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SAN FERNANDO, La Union — The commanding officer of the Army’s 50th Infantry Brigade based in Ilocos Sur said yesterday that a captain tagged as the gunman in an activist’s killing was never assigned to his unit.
Lt. Col. Harold Cabreros, 50th IB chief, told The STAR that police investigators were misinformed about the identity of Capt. Joel Castro as relayed by an unnamed witness to the killing of activist Jose Manegdeg.
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In a counter-affidavit with the Ilocos Sur prosecutor’s office, Army Capt. Joel Castro claimed that he was in Taguig City in Metro Manila when Jose Manegdeg, a staffer of the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines, was gunned down.
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SAN FERNANDO, La Union — The commanding officer of the Army’s 50th Infantry Brigade based in Ilocos Sur said yesterday that a captain tagged as the gunman in an activist’s killing was never assigned to his unit.
Lt. Col. Harold Cabreros, 50th IB chief, told The STAR that police investigators were misinformed about the identity of Capt. Joel Castro as relayed by an unnamed witness to the killing of activist Jose Manegdeg.
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February 2, 2007 - 12:00am
