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[Title] => Gay teacher survives attack by brgy tanod
[Summary] => A gay teacher of a college in this town was stabbed several times by a tanod who was furious when he found out that the teacher was actually a man and not a woman as he was made to believe during their month-long textmate relationship.
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[Title] => Journalist murder case documents move to CA
[Summary] => Regional Trial Court Judge Ramon Codilla Jr. ordered his staff to transfer to the Court of Appeals the six-inch thick documents on the case of convicted policeman Guillermo Wapille after he appealed his conviction for the murder of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio.
Wapille, who was sentenced from 20 to 40 years imprisonment in November, claimed he was innocent to the May 13, 2002 killing of Damalerio, who was driving his jeep with two friends.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-14 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rene U. Borromeo
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[Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
[Summary] => The court yesterday denied the motion for reconsideration filed by former Pagadian City policeman Guillermo Wapille on his conviction for the murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio.
RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.
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[Title] => Cop pleads guilty, accomplice still free: Court convicts killer of editor
[Summary] => A former policeman has been convicted for the death of a Mindanao-based mediaman, which is only the third time since 1986, that the accused in the murder of a journalist was convicted.
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[Title] => Damalerio murder case: Defense refutes residency of prosecution's witness
[Summary] => The defense yesterday presented two witnesses refuting the earlier claim of the prosecution's witness that he was a resident of Purok 6 in barangay Pao, San Pablo, Zamboanga del Sur.
Prosecution witness Edgar Ongue earlier testified he saw suspect Guillermo Wapille gun down Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio, and that he knew the suspect as his neighbor in Pao.
But the defense witnesses told the court that neither Ongue nor Wapille was a resident of the stated place.
The first witness was Generoso Obejero who said he was president of Purok 6 and Ongue was not among the residents there
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[Title] => Damalerio Case: Court accepts prosecution's evidences
[Summary] => The prosecution panel in the murder case filed against dismissed policeman Guillermo Wapille who is accused of killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio has convinced Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla to accept all submitted evidences.
Codilla said "after a judicious assessment of the evidence presented by the prosecution as well as the comments on the formal offer of evidence by the defense, hereby resolves to admit all the documentary exhibits formally offered by the prosecution as part of the testimony of the witness presented."
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[Title] => Prosecutors present ex-cop’s lawyer as witness
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — In what might be considered a first in the country’s justice system, a defense lawyer in the murder case against a former policeman in connection with the 2002 killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio was presented as a prosecution witness during the first day of trial last Friday.
Flavio Cordero, 39, one of the legal counsels of PO1 Guillermo Wapille, was compelled to take the witness stand after the prosecution panel managed to convince Regional Trial Court Judge Ramon Codilla that it would present Cordero as its second witness.
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[DatePublished] => 2012-07-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Journalist murder case documents move to CA
[Summary] => Regional Trial Court Judge Ramon Codilla Jr. ordered his staff to transfer to the Court of Appeals the six-inch thick documents on the case of convicted policeman Guillermo Wapille after he appealed his conviction for the murder of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio.
Wapille, who was sentenced from 20 to 40 years imprisonment in November, claimed he was innocent to the May 13, 2002 killing of Damalerio, who was driving his jeep with two friends.
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[Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
[Summary] => The court yesterday denied the motion for reconsideration filed by former Pagadian City policeman Guillermo Wapille on his conviction for the murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio.
RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.
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[Title] => Cop pleads guilty, accomplice still free: Court convicts killer of editor
[Summary] => A former policeman has been convicted for the death of a Mindanao-based mediaman, which is only the third time since 1986, that the accused in the murder of a journalist was convicted.
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[Title] => Damalerio murder case: Defense refutes residency of prosecution's witness
[Summary] => The defense yesterday presented two witnesses refuting the earlier claim of the prosecution's witness that he was a resident of Purok 6 in barangay Pao, San Pablo, Zamboanga del Sur.
Prosecution witness Edgar Ongue earlier testified he saw suspect Guillermo Wapille gun down Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio, and that he knew the suspect as his neighbor in Pao.
But the defense witnesses told the court that neither Ongue nor Wapille was a resident of the stated place.
The first witness was Generoso Obejero who said he was president of Purok 6 and Ongue was not among the residents there
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[Title] => Damalerio Case: Court accepts prosecution's evidences
[Summary] => The prosecution panel in the murder case filed against dismissed policeman Guillermo Wapille who is accused of killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio has convinced Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla to accept all submitted evidences.
Codilla said "after a judicious assessment of the evidence presented by the prosecution as well as the comments on the formal offer of evidence by the defense, hereby resolves to admit all the documentary exhibits formally offered by the prosecution as part of the testimony of the witness presented."
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[Title] => Prosecutors present ex-cop’s lawyer as witness
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — In what might be considered a first in the country’s justice system, a defense lawyer in the murder case against a former policeman in connection with the 2002 killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio was presented as a prosecution witness during the first day of trial last Friday.
Flavio Cordero, 39, one of the legal counsels of PO1 Guillermo Wapille, was compelled to take the witness stand after the prosecution panel managed to convince Regional Trial Court Judge Ramon Codilla that it would present Cordero as its second witness.
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