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SPO2 Antonio Emmanuel, spokesman of Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. (MFBAI), claimed the rules and regulations of the policy that prohibits policemen from going to night clubs were vague and unclear.


Emmanuel lamented that social life of police officers have been severely affected by the nightlife check.


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                    [Summary] => It was a plan that would either promote or kill Pasay City’s "Sin City" image. Now, it is a two-year waiting game.


Pasay City Mayor Peewee Trinidad confirmed yesterday that he has not been issuing new permits to the city’s nightclubs except to those located along Roxas Boulevard in a plan to concentrate all of them in that area. "I am not saying that they (nightclubs) should go to Roxas Boulevard. 


I am not encouraging them, all I am saying is that they cannot open anywhere else," Trinidad told The STAR.


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SPO2 Antonio Emmanuel, spokesman of Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. (MFBAI), claimed the rules and regulations of the policy that prohibits policemen from going to night clubs were vague and unclear.


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Cops decry nightclub ban, seek guidelines

September 20, 2003 - 12:00am

Manila police officers urged their superiors yesterday to issue specific guidelines on the nightlife check which targets lawmen and government officials frequenting nightclubs and bars. SPO2 Antonio Emmanuel, spokesman...

Metro

‘No new nightclubs permit’

February 18, 2002 - 12:00am

It was a plan that would either promote or kill Pasay City’s "Sin City" image. Now, it is a two-year waiting game. Pasay City Mayor Peewee Trinidad confirmed yesterday that he has not been issuing...

Metro