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                    [Title] => Drive vs illegal jeep terminals on
                    [Summary] => The Central Police District said yesterday that they would be implementing stricter measures against jeepney drivers who continue occupying illegal terminals in Quezon City. 


CPD sources said there are still many illegal jeepney terminals in the different areas of the metropolis despite the efforts of the Metro Manila Development Authority against such. 


"We will be conducting more patrols particularly in Visayas Avenue, Balitawak and Cubao to discourage PUVs from taking part in unassigned terminals," PO3 Rogelio Esteves said.


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                    [Title] => 5 hurt by wayward BMW
                    [Summary] => At least five students were seriously injured after being hit by a speeding BMW sedan the other night near a dormitory inside the University of the Philippines campus in Diliman, Quezon City. Victims Precious Baldo, Meryl Antonio, Gwendolyn Puyat, Carla Ambrosio, and Gerry Hipol sustained cuts and broken bones.
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                    [Title] => Car theft ringleader slain in high-speed chase
                    [Summary] => The leader of a big time car theft syndicate was shot dead by policemen shortly after midnight yesterday during a high-speed chase on Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City.


The fatality, identified only by police as a certain "Bong Tattoo," suffered multiple bullet wounds in different parts of the body and died on the spot. His still unidentified companion was able to escape unscathed.


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                    [Title] => ‘We want caller-ID’
                    [Summary] => Caller-ID helps keep pranksters away.


Metro Manila policemen are seeking the immediate installation of caller-identification devices on all phones at police stations to prevent bogus calls, especially phony bomb threats.


According to operatives of the Central Police District, the device will put an end to prank calls and to "save them a lot of precious time."


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                    [Title] => Pushcart yields 3 salvage victims
                    [Summary] => Police are now conducting follow-up operations in the case involving three salvage victims, who were all shot and dumped in a wooden pushcart at a vacant lot along Quirino Highway, Balintawak,  Quezon City yesterday.


Victims Anthony Siaton, 25, a certain "George," 28, and a still unidentified man were all residents of Interion Tagumpay Street, Bagong Barrio Caloocan City. They are believed to be construction workers.


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                    [Title] => ‘Peeping tom’ shot dead in QC
                    [Summary] => A 27-year-old "peeping tom"  was shot dead yesterday morning in Quezon City by a group of men.


Leo dela Rosa, of Anabu 2-B, Imus, Cavite, sustained a bullet wound in the head and was pronounced dead at the Veteran’s Memorial Hospital.


The suspects, armed with a handgun of still unknown caliber, fled after the shooting. According to PO2 Rogelio Esteves and PO2 Edwin dela Cruz, the incident took place at about 10:15 a.m. in San Roque, Barangay Pag-Asa.


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                    [Title] => Worker falls to death
                    [Summary] => A 34-year-old construction worker fell to his death the other day after he stepped on a banana peel and slipped from the 21st floor of an unfinished building in Quezon City.


Victim Arnulfo Genorio, a resident of Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City, sustained broken bones, a fatal wound in his abdomen from an iron bar he landed on and was pronounced dead on arrival at the East  Avenue Medical Center.


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                    [Title] => Obrero nahulog mula sa 21 palapag dahil sa balat n
                    [Summary] => Isang 34-anyos na construction worker ang nasawi matapos na matapakan ang isang balat ng saging at pagkatapos madulas ay nahulog buhat sa ika-21 palapag ng ginagawang gusali sa Quezon City, kamakalawa ng hapon.


Ang biktima na hindi na umabot pang buhay nang isugod sa East Avenue Medical Center ay nakilalang si  Arnulfo Genorio, residente ng Barangay Holy Spirit,Quezon City. Binanggit na nagkabali-bali ang buto ng biktima bukod pa ang malalim na sugat na tinamo sa tiyan matapos matusok ng bakal.


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                    [Title] => Junkie mom strangles baby dead
                    [Summary] => It was more like a scene from a horror flick than a simple case of parricide.


Police arrested yesterday afternoon a 21 year-old woman, a suspect drug user, after she allegedly strangled to death her own three month-old son in their house in Payatas, Quezon City.


Suspect Dylene Paniwalan, a resident of barangay Golden Showersville, is now detained at the Central Police District headquarters as she awaits charges to be filed against her.


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CPD sources said there are still many illegal jeepney terminals in the different areas of the metropolis despite the efforts of the Metro Manila Development Authority against such. 


"We will be conducting more patrols particularly in Visayas Avenue, Balitawak and Cubao to discourage PUVs from taking part in unassigned terminals," PO3 Rogelio Esteves said.


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                    [Title] => Car theft ringleader slain in high-speed chase
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The fatality, identified only by police as a certain "Bong Tattoo," suffered multiple bullet wounds in different parts of the body and died on the spot. His still unidentified companion was able to escape unscathed.


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Victims Anthony Siaton, 25, a certain "George," 28, and a still unidentified man were all residents of Interion Tagumpay Street, Bagong Barrio Caloocan City. They are believed to be construction workers.


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Leo dela Rosa, of Anabu 2-B, Imus, Cavite, sustained a bullet wound in the head and was pronounced dead at the Veteran’s Memorial Hospital.


The suspects, armed with a handgun of still unknown caliber, fled after the shooting. According to PO2 Rogelio Esteves and PO2 Edwin dela Cruz, the incident took place at about 10:15 a.m. in San Roque, Barangay Pag-Asa.


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Victim Arnulfo Genorio, a resident of Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City, sustained broken bones, a fatal wound in his abdomen from an iron bar he landed on and was pronounced dead on arrival at the East  Avenue Medical Center.


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