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The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group has been charged in court for illegally impounding a vehicle they suspected of being carnapped.


Salvador Pahinado, a nurse from barangay Dumlog, Talisay City, filed a case before the Regional Trial Court against the CIDG in Central Visayas headed by Sr. Supt. Jose Gorge Corpuz after his Mitsubishi Strada was allegedly seized without legal basis.


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                    [Summary] => Three suspected carnappers were arrested by an operative of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group-7 along Salinas Drive, barangay Lahug, Thursday afternoon.


The three were identified as Reymund Domingo, 34; Mario Dayondon, 53 and Oscar Quiñonez, 34, all of Mandaue City.


It was SPO2 Noel Seno of the CIDG-7 who stopped the vehicle to question Domingo after he noted that the plate number GBG-482 was not properly placed at the back of the vehicle. 


Domingo told the policeman they were asked by a certain Cañete to bring the vehicle to the uptown area.

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                    [Summary] => Prosecutors of the Kuratong Baleleng multiple murders on Friday asked the Supreme Court to sack Judge Teresa Yadao for dishonesty and bias in dropping the case. They said she openly sided with ex-Gen. Panfilo Lacson and 33 coaccused officers. Too, that she held press interviews to say she’d stick to her decision even while a motion for reconsideration was being filed. And that she made it appear that she issued an order in open court on Oct. 17 when she in fact walked out of the hearing. 


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In a 28-page petition, the Department of Justice, the Philippine National Police and the state prosecutors said the SC has correctly ruled on April 1 that the case "has not prescribed yet, and to apply a two-year bar will deprive the state of the time to go after those responsible for the death of 11 gang members."


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Salvador Pahinado, a nurse from barangay Dumlog, Talisay City, filed a case before the Regional Trial Court against the CIDG in Central Visayas headed by Sr. Supt. Jose Gorge Corpuz after his Mitsubishi Strada was allegedly seized without legal basis.


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The three were identified as Reymund Domingo, 34; Mario Dayondon, 53 and Oscar Quiñonez, 34, all of Mandaue City.


It was SPO2 Noel Seno of the CIDG-7 who stopped the vehicle to question Domingo after he noted that the plate number GBG-482 was not properly placed at the back of the vehicle. 


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In a 28-page petition, the Department of Justice, the Philippine National Police and the state prosecutors said the SC has correctly ruled on April 1 that the case "has not prescribed yet, and to apply a two-year bar will deprive the state of the time to go after those responsible for the death of 11 gang members."


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CIDG sued for seizing "stolen" car

November 12, 2006 - 12:00am

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group has been charged in court for illegally impounding a vehicle they suspected of being carnapped. Salvador Pahinado, a nurse from barangay Dumlog, Talisay City, filed...

Cebu News

3 suspected carnappers fall

July 8, 2006 - 12:00am

Three suspected carnappers were arrested by an operative of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group-7 along Salinas Drive, barangay Lahug, Thursday afternoon. The three were identified as Reymund Domingo,...

Cebu News

The affidavit the judge forgot

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | December 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Prosecutors of the Kuratong Baleleng multiple murders on Friday asked the Supreme Court to sack Judge Teresa Yadao for dishonesty and bias in dropping the case. They said she openly sided with ex-Gen. Panfilo Lacson...

Opinion

Government asks SC to junk Ping’s Kuratong petition

By Aurea Calica | May 11, 2003 - 12:00am

The government has asked the Supreme Court to junk the appeal of Senator Panfilo Lacson as it maintained that the two-year period to prosecute him and his co-accused in the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case in 1995 has...

Metro