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Arrested were businessman Norberto Antiquando, 37; alleged hired gun Alan Inot, 39; Claudio Bontilao, 39, and Alex Oyao.

Director Nestorio Gualberto, chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), said Antiquando masterminded the killing of Masayuki Kuwabara after the Japanese allegedly swindled him in the export of handicrafts.
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Masayuki Kuwabara, 72, of Nagoya, and Cebu-based Yushiyaki Mewa, 49, were gunned down by two motorcycle-riding men as the victims’ chauffeur-driven car stopped at an intersection on the outskirts of the city, police chief Hiram Binatiro said.
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Arrested were businessman Norberto Antiquando, 37; alleged hired gun Alan Inot, 39; Claudio Bontilao, 39, and Alex Oyao.

Director Nestorio Gualberto, chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), said Antiquando masterminded the killing of Masayuki Kuwabara after the Japanese allegedly swindled him in the export of handicrafts.
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