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It is a violation of human rights, but some believe desperate times call for
desperate measures.

This in effect was what Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando admitted yesterday as
the city government declared two streets in Barangay Concepcion I as "drug-risk
areas."

"The human rights (of the innocent) will be violated but I'm appealing to them
for a little sacrifice because I want the area cleaned up of drugs before it is
too late," said Fernando.

There are at least 300 families residing on Singkamas and Mais streets in Sitio
Tumana, Barangay Concepcion I.
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                    [Title] => Lim, Lacson dared to catch `big fish' in Camanava area
                    [Summary] => 

Northern Metro residents dared  yesterday Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim and
Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Panfilo Lacson to
start operating in their area  "to ensure a good catch of the big fish or the
lapu-lapus." 

"If they (Lim and Lacson) want to capture big fish, then Camanava (Caloocan,
Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) area is a good fishing ground for them," a
56-year-old restaurateur, who requested anonymity, said.

He was referring to the assurance made recently by Lim and Lacson that the
reinvigorated anti-narcotics drive will soon res
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                    [Title] => Take on drug lords, Lim, Lacson dared
                    [Summary] => 

Opposition to a "selective scarlet letter" campaign of Interior Secretary
Alfredo Lim and Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General
Panfilo Lacson mounted yesterday as 13 lawmakers strongly criticized the
anti-drug crusade.

The lawmakers were one in saying that Lim and Lacson should spray-paint the
"huge mansions of big-time drug lords" instead of the apartments and shanties
of small-time drug pushers.

And to see just how tough Lim and Lacson are, the National Democratic Front
(NDF) said it would like to see the two officials daub with red paint the house
of 
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                    [Title] => Lim: Only courts can stop me
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Only the courts can stop me.

Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim told this to his critics yesterday even as some
local officials said they may draft their respective ordinances allowing the
police to conduct spray-painting activities.

"No one should be above the law.
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                    [AuthorName] => Bebot Sison Jr.
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                    [Title] => Lim and Lacson: The deadly duo
                    [Summary] => 

At long last, there is one specific discernible thrust that the Estrada
administration will go for -- law and order.
                    [DatePublished] => 2000-01-10 00:00:00
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                    [Focus] => 0
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LIM AND LACSON

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This in effect was what Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando admitted yesterday as
the city government declared two streets in Barangay Concepcion I as "drug-risk
areas."

"The human rights (of the innocent) will be violated but I'm appealing to them
for a little sacrifice because I want the area cleaned up of drugs before it is
too late," said Fernando.

There are at least 300 families residing on Singkamas and Mais streets in Sitio
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Northern Metro residents dared  yesterday Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim and
Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Panfilo Lacson to
start operating in their area  "to ensure a good catch of the big fish or the
lapu-lapus." 

"If they (Lim and Lacson) want to capture big fish, then Camanava (Caloocan,
Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) area is a good fishing ground for them," a
56-year-old restaurateur, who requested anonymity, said.

He was referring to the assurance made recently by Lim and Lacson that the
reinvigorated anti-narcotics drive will soon res
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Alfredo Lim and Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General
Panfilo Lacson mounted yesterday as 13 lawmakers strongly criticized the
anti-drug crusade.

The lawmakers were one in saying that Lim and Lacson should spray-paint the
"huge mansions of big-time drug lords" instead of the apartments and shanties
of small-time drug pushers.

And to see just how tough Lim and Lacson are, the National Democratic Front
(NDF) said it would like to see the two officials daub with red paint the house
of 
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Only the courts can stop me.

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local officials said they may draft their respective ordinances allowing the
police to conduct spray-painting activities.

"No one should be above the law.
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                    [Title] => Lim and Lacson: The deadly duo
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At long last, there is one specific discernible thrust that the Estrada
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Marikina tests limits of anti-drug warfare

By Non Alquitran | January 25, 2000 - 12:00am

It is a violation of human rights, but some believe desperate times call for desperate measures. This in effect was what Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando admitted yesterday as the city government declared two...

Headlines

Lim, Lacson dared to catch `big fish' in Camanava area

By Pete Laude | January 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Northern Metro residents dared yesterday Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim and Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Panfilo Lacson to start operating in their area "to ensure a good catch of...

Headlines

Take on drug lords, Lim, Lacson dared

By Efren Danao | January 21, 2000 - 12:00am

Opposition to a "selective scarlet letter" campaign of Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim and Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Panfilo Lacson mounted yesterday as 13 lawmakers strongly criticized...

Headlines

Lim: Only courts can stop me

By Bebot Sison Jr. | January 19, 2000 - 12:00am

Only the courts can stop me. Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim told this to his critics yesterday even as some local officials said they may draft their respective ordinances allowing the police to conduct spray-painting...

Headlines

Lim and Lacson: The deadly duo

By Art Borjal | January 10, 2000 - 12:00am

At long last, there is one specific discernible thrust that the Estrada administration will go for -- law and order.

Opinion