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[Summary] => Two Marikina City employees may lose their jobs after they were caught allegedly stealing P3,000 worth of diesel fuel from a city government service truck.
Marikina Parks and Development Office employees Antonio Santos, 39, and Salvador Alpay, 40, gave themselves up peacefully to their fellow Marikina City Hall employees.
Marikina City police chief Superintendent Sotero Ramos Jr. ordered that Santos and Alpay be charged with qualified theft and attempted corruption of a public officer before the city prosecutors office.
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Marikina Parks and Development Office employees Antonio Santos, 39, and Salvador Alpay, 40, gave themselves up peacefully to their fellow Marikina City Hall employees.
Marikina City police chief Superintendent Sotero Ramos Jr. ordered that Santos and Alpay be charged with qualified theft and attempted corruption of a public officer before the city prosecutors office.
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