+ Follow NERIZA REYES Tag
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[Title] => CIDG intercepts P6-M smuggled tiles, resin
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have seized some P6.3 million worth of ceramic tiles and resin in connection with the government’s intensified campaign against smuggling.
CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the tiles and resin were loaded in six containers vans that were intercepted in Navotas and Manila last Sept. 7 and 8 by elements of the CIDG-Anti-Smuggling Task Group, headed by Senior Superintendent Don Montenegro.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => PNP: Jueteng on the rise anew
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has admitted the resurgence of jueteng in the country but blamed gambling operators for taking advantage of the mechanisms of the state-run small-town lottery (STL) to legitimize their operations.
PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Samuel Pagdilao Jr. said jueteng operators took advantage of the STL operations in their areas by encouraging their bet collectors to be employed in the STL.
Pagdilao said police are in a dilemma whether to go after the jueteng collectors since many of them just show their STL IDs.
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[Title] => 18 PDEA men restricted over missing shabu
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A police captain and 17 members of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) have been prevented from moving around headquarters of the agency following the disappearance of P21-million worth of shabu last Monday.
PDEA spokesman Superintendent Francisco Gabriel said the PDEA team, headed by Senior Inspector Arturo Mijares, are not allowed to move around the PDEA building on NIA Road, Quezon City, where seven kilos of shabu were stolen from the evidence room.
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NERIZA REYES
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[Title] => CIDG intercepts P6-M smuggled tiles, resin
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CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the tiles and resin were loaded in six containers vans that were intercepted in Navotas and Manila last Sept. 7 and 8 by elements of the CIDG-Anti-Smuggling Task Group, headed by Senior Superintendent Don Montenegro.
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[Title] => PNP: Jueteng on the rise anew
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has admitted the resurgence of jueteng in the country but blamed gambling operators for taking advantage of the mechanisms of the state-run small-town lottery (STL) to legitimize their operations.
PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Samuel Pagdilao Jr. said jueteng operators took advantage of the STL operations in their areas by encouraging their bet collectors to be employed in the STL.
Pagdilao said police are in a dilemma whether to go after the jueteng collectors since many of them just show their STL IDs.
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[Title] => 18 PDEA men restricted over missing shabu
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A police captain and 17 members of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) have been prevented from moving around headquarters of the agency following the disappearance of P21-million worth of shabu last Monday.
PDEA spokesman Superintendent Francisco Gabriel said the PDEA team, headed by Senior Inspector Arturo Mijares, are not allowed to move around the PDEA building on NIA Road, Quezon City, where seven kilos of shabu were stolen from the evidence room.
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