+ Follow PASIG CITY AND SAN JUAN Tag
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[Title] => Government losing civilian informers in war vs crime syndicates
[Summary] => Civilian informers on drug syndicates are an endangered species because they feel they are not being compensated enough.
"Our informers are demoralized. They now realize that they are not fully compensated in their effort so they would rather look for other jobs to support their family," an official of the Philippine National Police’s Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) told The STAR yesterday.
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[Title] => Fil-Chinese traders cry harassment by NarcGroup
[Summary] => A number of Filipino-Chinese businessmen have complained of harassment by anti-narcotics agents of the Philippine National Police (PNP). However, the businessmen refused to come forward and file a formal complaint against alleged agents of the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) of the PNP for fear of reprisals.
The Star learned that the Filipino-Chinese businessmen made known their complaints to NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez thru text messaging. They claimed that armed men on board plateless vehicles are shadowing them wherever they and their families go.
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PASIG CITY AND SAN JUAN
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[Title] => Government losing civilian informers in war vs crime syndicates
[Summary] => Civilian informers on drug syndicates are an endangered species because they feel they are not being compensated enough.
"Our informers are demoralized. They now realize that they are not fully compensated in their effort so they would rather look for other jobs to support their family," an official of the Philippine National Police’s Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) told The STAR yesterday.
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[Title] => Fil-Chinese traders cry harassment by NarcGroup
[Summary] => A number of Filipino-Chinese businessmen have complained of harassment by anti-narcotics agents of the Philippine National Police (PNP). However, the businessmen refused to come forward and file a formal complaint against alleged agents of the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) of the PNP for fear of reprisals.
The Star learned that the Filipino-Chinese businessmen made known their complaints to NarcGroup chief Director Efren Fernandez thru text messaging. They claimed that armed men on board plateless vehicles are shadowing them wherever they and their families go.
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February 25, 2002 - 12:00am
