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Immigration Commissioner Rufus Rodriguez said that the syndicate has been victimizing foreigners, mostly from the Asian countries, and also Filipinos by selling them stolen passports with fake US visas.


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                    [Summary] => The informant who helped immigration authorities arrest Mark Anthony Lewis, a wanted American serial rapist, received yesterday his $5,000 reward from the United States government.


The informant, Danilo Angeles, who was code-named "Gemini," received his reward from Jim Nixon, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) station in Manila, at the office of  Immigration Commissioner Rufus Rodriguez.


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NBI help sought vs travel fraud

December 20, 2000 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Immigration sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation to crack down on the activities of a Manila-based syndicate believed to be the source of fraudulent travel documents sold to foreigners...

Metro

Lewis tipster gets $5,000 reward

By by Rey Arquiza | December 12, 2000 - 12:00am

The informant who helped immigration authorities arrest Mark Anthony Lewis, a wanted American serial rapist, received yesterday his $5,000 reward from the United States government. The informant, Danilo Angeles,...

Metro