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[Title] => Army executive stripped of position
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[Title] => 3 cops still on active duty despite warrants
[Summary] => Three Manila policemen are still on active duty status despite the warrants of arrest issued against them, the national organization of retired policemen revealed yesterday.
According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily and are visible at the police headquarters despite warrants of arrests issued against them.
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[Title] => Retired cops hail arrest of suspected con man
[Summary] => An organization of retired policemen has commended the officers and men of the Western Police District (WPD) for the arrest of a retired ranking Manila police official who allegedly duped them of millions of pesos.
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[Title] => Retired Manila cop nabbed for estafa
[Summary] => A retired ranking Manila police official, facing multiple estafa charges filed by retired and active policemen, was arrested the other day by operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) in an operation at a hotel in Malate, Manila, authorities announced yesterday.
Retired Col. Vicente Palmon was nabbed at the Aloha Hotel on the strength of a warrant of arrest issued by Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 28 Judge Nina Antonio-Valenzuela for estafa.
No bail was recommended for his release.
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[Title] => POSLAI chief relieved of Knights of Rizal post
[Summary] => More woes for the beleaguered top official of the dissolved Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI). Retired police Col. Vicente Palmon was recently relieved as Supreme Commander of the Order of the Knights of Rizal "in view of some serious concerns on his leadership and management style and moral ascendancy," the Council of Elders of the Knights of Rizal announced the other day.
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[Title] => 9 ordered arrested by court for police savings mess
[Summary] => Seven retired and active Manila policemen, as well as two civilian employees, have been ordered arrested by the court for estafa charges filed by 23 disgruntled depositors of Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Title] => NBI files charges vs POSLAI bank officials
[Summary] => A group of Manila police retirees are now optimistic of recovering their retirement pay deposited in a quasi-bank after the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) took up the cudgels for the group by filing with the Manila Prosecutors’ Office charges of syndicated estafa against 12 officials of the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Title] => ‘POSLAI money woes stem from overspending’
[Summary] => The Manila’s Finest Retirees Association Inc. (MFRAI) said yesterday that the current financial woes of the Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) can be traced to the uncontrolled spending of its officials since 1999.
MFRAI president retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro issued the clarification following reports circulated by POSLAI officials that massive withdrawals leading to the bank’s financial crisis precipitated the airing of complaints by the MFRAI.
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[Title] => POSLAI owes cop retirees P15M in unpaid time deposits
[Summary] => The Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has more than P15 million to settle in time deposits of retired Manila policemen, the president of the Manila’s Finest Retirees Association, Inc. (MFRAI) revealed yesterday. The amount, which does not include the accrued interests, capital contributions and dividends, only reflects instruments from the retirees who have signified their intention to file charges against the entire board of trustees of POSLAI, according to MFRAI president and chairman retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro.
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[Title] => Retired cop sues POSLAI over deposit
[Summary] => A retired colonel filed charges against officials of the Manila-based Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) for not releasing the P4 million he had invested in the association.
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[Summary] => Three Manila policemen are still on active duty status despite the warrants of arrest issued against them, the national organization of retired policemen revealed yesterday.
According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily and are visible at the police headquarters despite warrants of arrests issued against them.
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[Summary] => A retired ranking Manila police official, facing multiple estafa charges filed by retired and active policemen, was arrested the other day by operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) in an operation at a hotel in Malate, Manila, authorities announced yesterday.
Retired Col. Vicente Palmon was nabbed at the Aloha Hotel on the strength of a warrant of arrest issued by Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 28 Judge Nina Antonio-Valenzuela for estafa.
No bail was recommended for his release.
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[Title] => POSLAI chief relieved of Knights of Rizal post
[Summary] => More woes for the beleaguered top official of the dissolved Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI). Retired police Col. Vicente Palmon was recently relieved as Supreme Commander of the Order of the Knights of Rizal "in view of some serious concerns on his leadership and management style and moral ascendancy," the Council of Elders of the Knights of Rizal announced the other day.
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[Summary] => Seven retired and active Manila policemen, as well as two civilian employees, have been ordered arrested by the court for estafa charges filed by 23 disgruntled depositors of Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Summary] => A group of Manila police retirees are now optimistic of recovering their retirement pay deposited in a quasi-bank after the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) took up the cudgels for the group by filing with the Manila Prosecutors’ Office charges of syndicated estafa against 12 officials of the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Summary] => The Manila’s Finest Retirees Association Inc. (MFRAI) said yesterday that the current financial woes of the Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) can be traced to the uncontrolled spending of its officials since 1999.
MFRAI president retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro issued the clarification following reports circulated by POSLAI officials that massive withdrawals leading to the bank’s financial crisis precipitated the airing of complaints by the MFRAI.
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[Title] => POSLAI owes cop retirees P15M in unpaid time deposits
[Summary] => The Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has more than P15 million to settle in time deposits of retired Manila policemen, the president of the Manila’s Finest Retirees Association, Inc. (MFRAI) revealed yesterday. The amount, which does not include the accrued interests, capital contributions and dividends, only reflects instruments from the retirees who have signified their intention to file charges against the entire board of trustees of POSLAI, according to MFRAI president and chairman retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro.
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January 3, 2002 - 12:00am
