+ Follow REYNALDO JAYLO Tag
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[Summary] => Seven members of the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force which was used to be headed by Director Reynaldo Jaylo, were convicted by the Manila Regional Trial Court late yesterday afternoon of serious illegal detention and sentenced to five counts of life imprisonment (reclusion perpetua).
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[Title] => Abogado ni Jaylo umapela sa korte
[Summary] => Naghain kahapon ng motion for reconsideration sa Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) ang abogado ni dating Presidential Anti-Illegal Task Force chief Reynaldo Jaylo na pumipigil sa pagpapatupad ng warrant of arrest laban dito.
Sa 11-pahinang motion for reconsideration na inihain ni Atty. Frank Chavez sa RTC branch 28, hiniling din nito ang pagbasura sa kaso ni Jaylo sa sandaling mapatunayang wala itong pagkakasala.
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[Title] => Prosecutors handling Jaylo’s cases get death threats
[Summary] => Members of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) team and prosecutors from the Department of Justice (DOJ) handling the cases filed against former Capt. Reynaldo Jaylo, are now receiving death threats.
In a letter to President Arroyo, the prosecutors led by Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco told the President that since the start of the investigation of the illegal recruitment and qualified bribery cases against Jaylo they have been receiving death threats.
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[Title] => ‘Order of battle’ to be set up vs illegal recruiters
[Summary] => An "order of battle" against notorious illegal recruiters is being established by the government in a bid to eliminate the multibillion-peso industry in the country.
Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) chief Rosalinda Baldoz said the agency is working with the Philippine National Police (PNP) in drawing up a list of primary targets for an all-out drive against illegal recruitment.
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[Title] => Hold Departure Order vs Jaylo hiniling
[Summary] => Hiniling ng Department of Justice sa korte na magpalabas ng Hold Departure Order (HDO) laban kay Capt. Reynaldo Jaylo.
Ang aksyon ng DOJ ay alinsunod sa kahilingan ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
Batay sa apat-na-pahinang Ex-parte Manifestation na inihain ni DOJ Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco sa Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 28, nais nito na magpalabas na ng HDO laban kay Jaylo upang mapigilan ang anumang tangka nito na makapuslit palabas ng bansa upang makaiwas sa kamay ng batas.
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[Title] => Walang piyansa kay Rey Jaylo
[Summary] => SUMAMPA na sa Korte ang dalawang mabigat na habla laban kay retired police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, at inimpormahan na ang Malacañang tungkol dito. Ang kaso: serious illegal detention at qualified bribery — parehong walang piyansa — at usurpation of authority.
Napakasaklap ng paglagapak ni Jaylo mula sa makulay na serbisyo sa pulis tungo sa kalaboso. Matapos sa pulis, nagsilbi rin si Jaylo sa NBI. Hanggang Hulyo 2005 hepe rin siya ng Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, espesyal ng unit na tagatugis sa illegal recruiters at human smugglers.
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[Title] => Hold departure vs PAIRTF chief
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered the Bureau of Immigration yesterday to place former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo on its watchlist.
In a one-page order, Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez, Jr. was also asked to issue a hold departure order (HDO) against the former chief of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force after he was charged by the Department of Justice with serious illegal detention and qualified bribery, both non-bailable offense.
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[Title] => Illegal detention raps filed vs Jaylo
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday serious illegal detention charges against former police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, head of the defunct Presidential Anti-illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF).
State Prosecutor Romeo Senson said that based on evidence submitted by the prosecution and defense panel, the DOJ panel found probable cause to indict Jaylo for the crime.
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[Title] => Illegal recruitment pa gyod
[Summary] => Tungod sa kadaghan sa estilo sa modus operandi sa mga illegal recruiters, ingon sa walay kahumanan ang atong pagtuki ug paghisgot mahitungod niini. Dili man god kita buot nga adunay atong kaigsuonan dinhi sa Sugbo ug sa ubang dapit sa Kabisay-an nga mabiktima niining maong tinonto.
Sumala sa Philippine Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force nga gipangulohan sa mat-an kaayong direktor nga si Reynaldo Jaylo, adunay estilo sa modus ang mga illegal recruiters nga gitawag og baklas-passport" diin makakuwarta ug sayon ra kaayong makalusot ang illegal recruiters.
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REYNALDO JAYLO
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[Title] => Abogado ni Jaylo umapela sa korte
[Summary] => Naghain kahapon ng motion for reconsideration sa Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) ang abogado ni dating Presidential Anti-Illegal Task Force chief Reynaldo Jaylo na pumipigil sa pagpapatupad ng warrant of arrest laban dito.
Sa 11-pahinang motion for reconsideration na inihain ni Atty. Frank Chavez sa RTC branch 28, hiniling din nito ang pagbasura sa kaso ni Jaylo sa sandaling mapatunayang wala itong pagkakasala.
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[Title] => Prosecutors handling Jaylo’s cases get death threats
[Summary] => Members of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) team and prosecutors from the Department of Justice (DOJ) handling the cases filed against former Capt. Reynaldo Jaylo, are now receiving death threats.
In a letter to President Arroyo, the prosecutors led by Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco told the President that since the start of the investigation of the illegal recruitment and qualified bribery cases against Jaylo they have been receiving death threats.
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[Summary] => An "order of battle" against notorious illegal recruiters is being established by the government in a bid to eliminate the multibillion-peso industry in the country.
Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) chief Rosalinda Baldoz said the agency is working with the Philippine National Police (PNP) in drawing up a list of primary targets for an all-out drive against illegal recruitment.
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[Title] => Hold Departure Order vs Jaylo hiniling
[Summary] => Hiniling ng Department of Justice sa korte na magpalabas ng Hold Departure Order (HDO) laban kay Capt. Reynaldo Jaylo.
Ang aksyon ng DOJ ay alinsunod sa kahilingan ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
Batay sa apat-na-pahinang Ex-parte Manifestation na inihain ni DOJ Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco sa Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 28, nais nito na magpalabas na ng HDO laban kay Jaylo upang mapigilan ang anumang tangka nito na makapuslit palabas ng bansa upang makaiwas sa kamay ng batas.
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[Title] => Walang piyansa kay Rey Jaylo
[Summary] => SUMAMPA na sa Korte ang dalawang mabigat na habla laban kay retired police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, at inimpormahan na ang Malacañang tungkol dito. Ang kaso: serious illegal detention at qualified bribery — parehong walang piyansa — at usurpation of authority.
Napakasaklap ng paglagapak ni Jaylo mula sa makulay na serbisyo sa pulis tungo sa kalaboso. Matapos sa pulis, nagsilbi rin si Jaylo sa NBI. Hanggang Hulyo 2005 hepe rin siya ng Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, espesyal ng unit na tagatugis sa illegal recruiters at human smugglers.
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[Title] => Hold departure vs PAIRTF chief
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered the Bureau of Immigration yesterday to place former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo on its watchlist.
In a one-page order, Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez, Jr. was also asked to issue a hold departure order (HDO) against the former chief of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force after he was charged by the Department of Justice with serious illegal detention and qualified bribery, both non-bailable offense.
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[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday serious illegal detention charges against former police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, head of the defunct Presidential Anti-illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF).
State Prosecutor Romeo Senson said that based on evidence submitted by the prosecution and defense panel, the DOJ panel found probable cause to indict Jaylo for the crime.
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Sumala sa Philippine Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force nga gipangulohan sa mat-an kaayong direktor nga si Reynaldo Jaylo, adunay estilo sa modus ang mga illegal recruiters nga gitawag og baklas-passport" diin makakuwarta ug sayon ra kaayong makalusot ang illegal recruiters.
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