+ Follow NARCGROUP Tag
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[Title] => Guilty
[Summary] => Seven Chinese nationals were meted life terms by the Pasig City Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday for manufacturing shabu in laboratory that was raided in San Juan last year.
Judge Librado Correa of Pasig City RTC Branch 164 ordered Cai Xihe, Tian Sang, Cai Dushi, Yan Qizhong, Lao Chi Diak, King Cheng and Lim Chamou to suffer reclusion perpetua after finding them guilty beyond reasonable doubt for violation Republic Act 6425, or the Dangerous Drugs Act.
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[Title] => Drug syndicates, hindi madudurog dahil sa maling reward system
[Summary] => MALAKING kawalan para sa gobyerno ni Presidente Arroyo kapag natuloy ang pag-aklas ng mga civilian informers sa kampanya niya laban sa droga. Nagngingitngit kasi ang mga civilian informers na ginamit kamakailan ng Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) sa paglansag ng laboratoryo ng shabu sa Pasig City at San Juan at sa pagkahuli ng 57 kilo ng shabu sa Manila bunga ng umano’y hindi makatarungan na pagtrato sa isa sa kanila na kilala sa alyas na Jedi.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Government losing civilian informers in war vs crime syndicates
[Summary] => Civilian informers on drug syndicates are an endangered species because they feel they are not being compensated enough.
"Our informers are demoralized. They now realize that they are not fully compensated in their effort so they would rather look for other jobs to support their family," an official of the Philippine National Police’s Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) told The STAR yesterday.
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[Title] => Fil-Chinese traders cry harassment by NarcGroup
[Summary] => A number of Filipino-Chinese businessmen have complained of harassment by anti-narcotics agents of the Philippine National Police (PNP). However, the businessmen refused to come forward and file a formal complaint against alleged agents of the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) of the PNP for fear of reprisals.
The Star learned that the Filipino-Chinese businessmen made known their complaints to NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez thru text messaging. They claimed that armed men on board plateless vehicles are shadowing them wherever they and their families go.
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[Title] => Crack teams dispatched in search of drug syndicate
[Summary] => Seven crack anti-narcotics teams of the Philippine National Police (PNP) were dispatched yesterday to go after the financiers, head chemists and protectors of shabu laboratories of the Chinese triads operating in the country.
The heavily-armed police teams were deployed in Metro Manila, in Northern and Southern Tagalog as well as the Bicol region where the Chinese members of the drug syndicate were monitored in hiding after a series of debacles they suffered recently.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Triad behind Sy-Lato slay?
[Summary] => Police investigators said Chinese triad gangsters may have been behind the killing of David Sy-Lato, president of the Binondo-based gun club who was shot dead while leaving a restaurant in the Chinatown district of Manila Wednesday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-01 00:00:00
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[ArticleID] => 146092
[Title] => NarcGroup officer gets threats from HK triad
[Summary] => The head of a Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) unit who led the recent successful busting of a Hong Kong triad drug syndicate in Pasay City and Manila is receiving death threats.
NarcGroup Chief Director Efren Fernandez said the police official was warned of physical harm and dire consequences because of the raids which resulted in the arrest last month of seven undocumented Chinese nationals and the recovery of at least 60 kilos of high grade shabu.
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[Title] => 29 NarcGroup men relieved
[Summary] => At least 29 officers and enlisted personnel of the Narcotics Group based in Camp Crame were ordered relieved from their posts yesterday by NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez.
[DatePublished] => 2002-01-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Triad has mole in NarcGroup?
[Summary] => The anti-narcotics unit of the Philippine National Police (NarcGroup) is investigating reports that the Hong Kong triad drug syndicate has a "mole" in its office.
[DatePublished] => 2001-12-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seized shabu of high grade, says PNP
[Summary] => The 57 kilos of shabu recovered in Pasay City and Manila over the weekend was pure and of the highest grade, police said yesterday.
This developed as the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) is conducting a background check on the ten undocumented Chinese nationals, who are behind the shipments of shabu seized in Pasay City, Manila and Zambales, to determine who among them have pending criminal records.
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[Summary] => Seven Chinese nationals were meted life terms by the Pasig City Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday for manufacturing shabu in laboratory that was raided in San Juan last year.
Judge Librado Correa of Pasig City RTC Branch 164 ordered Cai Xihe, Tian Sang, Cai Dushi, Yan Qizhong, Lao Chi Diak, King Cheng and Lim Chamou to suffer reclusion perpetua after finding them guilty beyond reasonable doubt for violation Republic Act 6425, or the Dangerous Drugs Act.
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[Title] => Drug syndicates, hindi madudurog dahil sa maling reward system
[Summary] => MALAKING kawalan para sa gobyerno ni Presidente Arroyo kapag natuloy ang pag-aklas ng mga civilian informers sa kampanya niya laban sa droga. Nagngingitngit kasi ang mga civilian informers na ginamit kamakailan ng Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) sa paglansag ng laboratoryo ng shabu sa Pasig City at San Juan at sa pagkahuli ng 57 kilo ng shabu sa Manila bunga ng umano’y hindi makatarungan na pagtrato sa isa sa kanila na kilala sa alyas na Jedi.
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[Title] => Government losing civilian informers in war vs crime syndicates
[Summary] => Civilian informers on drug syndicates are an endangered species because they feel they are not being compensated enough.
"Our informers are demoralized. They now realize that they are not fully compensated in their effort so they would rather look for other jobs to support their family," an official of the Philippine National Police’s Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) told The STAR yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Fil-Chinese traders cry harassment by NarcGroup
[Summary] => A number of Filipino-Chinese businessmen have complained of harassment by anti-narcotics agents of the Philippine National Police (PNP). However, the businessmen refused to come forward and file a formal complaint against alleged agents of the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) of the PNP for fear of reprisals.
The Star learned that the Filipino-Chinese businessmen made known their complaints to NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez thru text messaging. They claimed that armed men on board plateless vehicles are shadowing them wherever they and their families go.
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[Title] => Crack teams dispatched in search of drug syndicate
[Summary] => Seven crack anti-narcotics teams of the Philippine National Police (PNP) were dispatched yesterday to go after the financiers, head chemists and protectors of shabu laboratories of the Chinese triads operating in the country.
The heavily-armed police teams were deployed in Metro Manila, in Northern and Southern Tagalog as well as the Bicol region where the Chinese members of the drug syndicate were monitored in hiding after a series of debacles they suffered recently.
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[Title] => Triad behind Sy-Lato slay?
[Summary] => Police investigators said Chinese triad gangsters may have been behind the killing of David Sy-Lato, president of the Binondo-based gun club who was shot dead while leaving a restaurant in the Chinatown district of Manila Wednesday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => NarcGroup officer gets threats from HK triad
[Summary] => The head of a Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) unit who led the recent successful busting of a Hong Kong triad drug syndicate in Pasay City and Manila is receiving death threats.
NarcGroup Chief Director Efren Fernandez said the police official was warned of physical harm and dire consequences because of the raids which resulted in the arrest last month of seven undocumented Chinese nationals and the recovery of at least 60 kilos of high grade shabu.
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[Title] => 29 NarcGroup men relieved
[Summary] => At least 29 officers and enlisted personnel of the Narcotics Group based in Camp Crame were ordered relieved from their posts yesterday by NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez.
[DatePublished] => 2002-01-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Triad has mole in NarcGroup?
[Summary] => The anti-narcotics unit of the Philippine National Police (NarcGroup) is investigating reports that the Hong Kong triad drug syndicate has a "mole" in its office.
[DatePublished] => 2001-12-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seized shabu of high grade, says PNP
[Summary] => The 57 kilos of shabu recovered in Pasay City and Manila over the weekend was pure and of the highest grade, police said yesterday.
This developed as the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) is conducting a background check on the ten undocumented Chinese nationals, who are behind the shipments of shabu seized in Pasay City, Manila and Zambales, to determine who among them have pending criminal records.
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