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[Title] => Suspect in slay of former Kalinga vice gov falls
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[Title] => Kalinga bet’s assassin charged with murder
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La Trinidad, Benguet – The assassin of Kalinga province’s gubernatorial bet Rommel Diasen was charged with murder, following his failure to show up at the police headquarters last Tuesday.
Although there were surrender feelers, Cordillera police spokesman Superintendent Joseph Adnol said 18-year-old Joel Melod, a member of the Magnao-Lubuagan tribe, did not surrender as expected, even as police reached out to his relatives to convince him to surrender.
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[Title] => Kalinga slay suspect to surrender
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LA TRINIDAD, Benguet  The gunman in the assassination of Kalinga Vice Gov. Rommel Diasen is expected to give up anytime soon, police said yesterday.
Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR) police spokesman Superintendent Joseph Adnol said the gunman identified as 18-year-old Joel Melod has sent surrender feelers.
Adnol said charges of murder will be filed against Melod, a member of the Magnao-Lubuagan tribe.
Melod was identified by witnesses through a police artist sketch.
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La Trinidad, Benguet – The assassin of Kalinga province’s gubernatorial bet Rommel Diasen was charged with murder, following his failure to show up at the police headquarters last Tuesday.
Although there were surrender feelers, Cordillera police spokesman Superintendent Joseph Adnol said 18-year-old Joel Melod, a member of the Magnao-Lubuagan tribe, did not surrender as expected, even as police reached out to his relatives to convince him to surrender.
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LA TRINIDAD, Benguet  The gunman in the assassination of Kalinga Vice Gov. Rommel Diasen is expected to give up anytime soon, police said yesterday.
Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR) police spokesman Superintendent Joseph Adnol said the gunman identified as 18-year-old Joel Melod has sent surrender feelers.
Adnol said charges of murder will be filed against Melod, a member of the Magnao-Lubuagan tribe.
Melod was identified by witnesses through a police artist sketch.
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