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[Title] => SIP: Fit to a tea
[Summary] => Those looking for a milk tea fix can find a refreshing alternative in the natural sweetness of SIP’s steeped milk teas.
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[Title] => Love at first Sip
[Summary] => My favorite milk tea brand was one of the products pulled out from supermarket shelves.
[DatePublished] => 2011-08-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joy Angelica Subido
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[Title] => Patayan sa Pasig bubusisiin
[Summary] => Hiniling ni Pasig City Congressman Robert "Dudut" Jaworski sa lokal na pulisya ng lungsod na magsumite ng listahan ng mga murder case incident dahil sa sunud-sunod na patayan sa lungsod.
Ayon kay Jaworski, masyado siyang nababahala sa sunud-sunod na patayang nangyayari sa lungsod na ang mga biktima ay hindi lang pangkaraniwan kundi malalaking tao katulad ng mga negosyante at pulis.
"I am very concerned in the number of incidents of murder cases reported here in Pasig City," saad ni Jaworski.
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[Title] => Police release sketch of 4th Umale slay suspect
[Summary] => The Eastern Police District (EPD) released yesterday the cartographic sketch of the fourth suspect in the ambush-slay of businessman Leonardo Umale in Pasig City.
Police described the fourth suspect as 30 to 35 years old, 5’7" in height, medium built and with brown complexion.
EPD director Chief Superintendent Charlemagne Alejandrino, said the police are working hard in their investigation and urged the family of the slain businessman not to lose hope.
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[Title] => Umale family hits slow-paced probe
[Summary] => The family of businessman Leonardo Umale has criticized the slow-paced investigation into the ambush-slay last March 16 at the Pearl Plaza building in Pasig City.
"It’s been a week since the killing and it does not seem that they have done anything," said family lawyer Agnes Maranan, relaying the message of the family.
Maranan said the family has expressed concern that Task Force Umale, created by Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol to investigate the incident, has yet to come up with any lead.
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[Title] => Umale ambush: Three of 4 suspects fired guns
[Summary] => Three of four suspects fired handguns in the ambush of businessman Leonardo Umale at the Pearl Plaza in Pasig City last Mar. 16, police said yesterday.
Chief Superintendent Ernesto Belen, director of the Philippine National Police (PNP) crime laboratory, said five empty shells recovered at the crime scene showed they were fired from three different caliber .45 automatic pistols.
"Definitely, our examination on the recovered empty shells showed they were fired from three pistols," Belen told The Star.
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[Title] => Police to summon Pearl Plaza security guards
[Summary] => Police would invite for questioning security guards of the Pearl Plaza and the bodyguards of building owner Leonardo Umale to shed light on his ambush-slay last Mar. 16 at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City.
Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol said it was surprising how four men managed to sneaked handguns into the Pearl Plaza, considering most commercial centers inspect bags and frisk visitors at the entrance.
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[Title] => 3 crack teams dispatched to gather evidence in Umale slay
[Summary] => Three teams of crack police operatives were dispatched yesterday to different areas of Metro Manila and nearby provinces to gather evidence and to contact witnesses in the ambush-slay of a businessman in Pasig City.
Senior Superintendent Felipe Rojas Jr., intelligence chief of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), revealed that they are initially pursuing the business rivalry angle in the killing of Leonardo Umale, 62, owner of the Pearl Plaza located at the Ortigas Center.
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[Title] => Task Force Umale formed
[Summary] => Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol created yesterday Task Force Umale to investigate the killing of a businessman at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City the other day.
Querol said the task force members have no other duty but to investigate and solve the killing of Leonardo Umale, 62, owner of the Pearl Plaza building located on Pearl Drive Barangay San Antonio in Ortigas.
"They will deal solely with the killing of Umale and nothing else," said Querol as he refused to give any deadline for the task force to crack the case.
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[Title] => Businessman shot dead in Pasig
[Summary] => Four men, believed to be hired killers, shot dead the owner of the Pearl Plaza as the businessman and his daughter were entering the building located at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City yesterday.
Leonardo Umali, 62, sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the head and body after being shot at close range as he alighted from his car and walked toward the commerical building on Pearl Drive in Barangay San Antonio at about 11:30 a.m.
Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol said Umali died while being operated on at the Medical Center in Pasig City.
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[Title] => Patayan sa Pasig bubusisiin
[Summary] => Hiniling ni Pasig City Congressman Robert "Dudut" Jaworski sa lokal na pulisya ng lungsod na magsumite ng listahan ng mga murder case incident dahil sa sunud-sunod na patayan sa lungsod.
Ayon kay Jaworski, masyado siyang nababahala sa sunud-sunod na patayang nangyayari sa lungsod na ang mga biktima ay hindi lang pangkaraniwan kundi malalaking tao katulad ng mga negosyante at pulis.
"I am very concerned in the number of incidents of murder cases reported here in Pasig City," saad ni Jaworski.
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[Title] => Police release sketch of 4th Umale slay suspect
[Summary] => The Eastern Police District (EPD) released yesterday the cartographic sketch of the fourth suspect in the ambush-slay of businessman Leonardo Umale in Pasig City.
Police described the fourth suspect as 30 to 35 years old, 5’7" in height, medium built and with brown complexion.
EPD director Chief Superintendent Charlemagne Alejandrino, said the police are working hard in their investigation and urged the family of the slain businessman not to lose hope.
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[Title] => Umale family hits slow-paced probe
[Summary] => The family of businessman Leonardo Umale has criticized the slow-paced investigation into the ambush-slay last March 16 at the Pearl Plaza building in Pasig City.
"It’s been a week since the killing and it does not seem that they have done anything," said family lawyer Agnes Maranan, relaying the message of the family.
Maranan said the family has expressed concern that Task Force Umale, created by Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol to investigate the incident, has yet to come up with any lead.
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[Title] => Umale ambush: Three of 4 suspects fired guns
[Summary] => Three of four suspects fired handguns in the ambush of businessman Leonardo Umale at the Pearl Plaza in Pasig City last Mar. 16, police said yesterday.
Chief Superintendent Ernesto Belen, director of the Philippine National Police (PNP) crime laboratory, said five empty shells recovered at the crime scene showed they were fired from three different caliber .45 automatic pistols.
"Definitely, our examination on the recovered empty shells showed they were fired from three pistols," Belen told The Star.
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[Title] => Police to summon Pearl Plaza security guards
[Summary] => Police would invite for questioning security guards of the Pearl Plaza and the bodyguards of building owner Leonardo Umale to shed light on his ambush-slay last Mar. 16 at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City.
Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol said it was surprising how four men managed to sneaked handguns into the Pearl Plaza, considering most commercial centers inspect bags and frisk visitors at the entrance.
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[Title] => 3 crack teams dispatched to gather evidence in Umale slay
[Summary] => Three teams of crack police operatives were dispatched yesterday to different areas of Metro Manila and nearby provinces to gather evidence and to contact witnesses in the ambush-slay of a businessman in Pasig City.
Senior Superintendent Felipe Rojas Jr., intelligence chief of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), revealed that they are initially pursuing the business rivalry angle in the killing of Leonardo Umale, 62, owner of the Pearl Plaza located at the Ortigas Center.
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[Title] => Task Force Umale formed
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Querol said the task force members have no other duty but to investigate and solve the killing of Leonardo Umale, 62, owner of the Pearl Plaza building located on Pearl Drive Barangay San Antonio in Ortigas.
"They will deal solely with the killing of Umale and nothing else," said Querol as he refused to give any deadline for the task force to crack the case.
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[Title] => Businessman shot dead in Pasig
[Summary] => Four men, believed to be hired killers, shot dead the owner of the Pearl Plaza as the businessman and his daughter were entering the building located at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City yesterday.
Leonardo Umali, 62, sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the head and body after being shot at close range as he alighted from his car and walked toward the commerical building on Pearl Drive in Barangay San Antonio at about 11:30 a.m.
Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol said Umali died while being operated on at the Medical Center in Pasig City.
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November 20, 2012 - 12:00am
