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[Title] => Man gets pedicure, robs health club
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[Title] => Suspected Boratong accounts frozen
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The Court of Appeals (CA) has ordered five bank accounts owned by a bank manager but are believed used by alleged big-time drug dealer Amin Iman Boratong to stash his profits.
In a four-page resolution penned by Associate Justice Ricardo Rosario, the CA’s special second division granted the petition filed by the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) to prevent Godofredo Medenilla, bank manager of Equitable PCI Bank branch in Pasig City, from touching the money in those accounts and to enable authorities to examine them.
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[Title] => Cops, soldiers eyed in lifestyle check
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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye noted with concern yesterday observations that despite being among the lowest-paid government employees, thousands of soldiers and policemen were swindled through the fraudulent investment scheme.
However, Bunye said the government is more concerned with preventing pyramid scam operators from victimizing more people.
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[Title] => Banker in P5-B scam arrested
[Summary] => Authorities arrested yesterday a woman banker who allegedly pulled a P5-billion swindle on thousands of soldiers and policemen through a fraudulent investment scheme.
Maria Teresa Santos, head of the family-run MTST Trading which has been accused of the "pyramid scam," was arrested in Quezon City following a nationwide manhunt, Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director Chief Superintendent Eduardo Matillano said.
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In a four-page resolution penned by Associate Justice Ricardo Rosario, the CA’s special second division granted the petition filed by the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) to prevent Godofredo Medenilla, bank manager of Equitable PCI Bank branch in Pasig City, from touching the money in those accounts and to enable authorities to examine them.
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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye noted with concern yesterday observations that despite being among the lowest-paid government employees, thousands of soldiers and policemen were swindled through the fraudulent investment scheme.
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February 28, 2003 - 12:00am
