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[Title] => Abra folk feel the heat of checkpoints
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Checkpoints that have sprung up in this province as part of the police crackdown on private armed groups, have not spared anyone, even fiscals, judges and the lawmen themselves.
Although local lawyers said they have no problem with the checkpoints, young human rights lawyer Joselito Benedito said Special Action Force (SAF) men manning them should be reminded of the citizens’ constitutional rights.
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[Title] => Charges vs 2 ‘FM bust bombers’ dismissed
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The Abra prosecutor’s office dismissed yesterday frustrated murder charges against two suspected New People’s Army (NPA) amazons accused of participating in the ambush of a military convoy in Lagangilang, Abra last March 16.
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[Title] => ‘Bust bombers’ seek new probe
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — The lawyer of two alleged New People’s Army (NPA) amazons suspected of bombing the famed bust of the late former President Ferdinand Marcos in Benguet last December is asking for a reinvestigation of the multiple frustrated murder charges filed against them, citing major irregularities in the charges and discrepancies regarding their arrest.
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Although local lawyers said they have no problem with the checkpoints, young human rights lawyer Joselito Benedito said Special Action Force (SAF) men manning them should be reminded of the citizens’ constitutional rights.
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