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[Summary] => Four Korean nationals were nabbed last Tuesday for allegedly kidnapping a Korean couple for ransom in Bacoor, Cavite, the National Bureau of Investigation said.
The arrested suspects, identified as Cha Kae Ung, Lee Myeong Yong, Yoo Jae Kon and Chung Sun Ki, denied the charges when interviewed by reporters. The NBI presented them to the media yesterday.
NBI assistant director Lolito Utitco, however, said the kidnap victims, Kim Sung Wook and Bang Sun Mi, have positively identified the four as the ones who snatched them in Bacoor last Tuesday.
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The arrested suspects, identified as Cha Kae Ung, Lee Myeong Yong, Yoo Jae Kon and Chung Sun Ki, denied the charges when interviewed by reporters. The NBI presented them to the media yesterday.
NBI assistant director Lolito Utitco, however, said the kidnap victims, Kim Sung Wook and Bang Sun Mi, have positively identified the four as the ones who snatched them in Bacoor last Tuesday.
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By Bebot Sison Jr. | December 20, 2002 - 12:00am
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