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[Title] => Cop who fired rifle in cockpit relieved
[Summary] => The policeman who allegedly indiscriminately fired his M-14 rifle after he was not allowed to bet in a cockpit last Friday in Tabuelan town has already been relieved according to the Cebu Provincial Police Office director yesterday.
CPPO director S/Supt. Vicente Loot yesterday said that SPO1 Victor Agang has been relieved and assigned to the Security and Service Group of the CPPO and is under investigation.
Earlier Loot said that Agang faces dismissal from the police service if the accusations will be proven true.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Drunk man caught for lobbing grenade
[Summary] => A rattan worker was arrested after he detonated a grenade in sitio Tabla, barangay Sudlon I, the other night.
Yuri Abella, 31, a job-order rattan worker was arrested by SPO1s Graciano Tan and Shan Colubio of the Sudlon detachment.
Although no one was reported hurt or killed during the incident, 12 of Abella's neighbors went to the office of the Security and Service Group to file a complaint against him.
Dionisio Tabura, a tanod of the place, said they were all shaken by the blast and that Abella often made trouble whenever he was drunk.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => CIIB cop relieved for 'stealing'
[Summary] => A policeman from the Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Branch was relieved of his functions after he was accused of stealing money during a drug raid in barangay Ermita last Monday night.
Cebu City Police Office director Melvin Gayotin yesterday ordered the relief of PO2 Dennis Labra and had him transferred to the Security and Service Group pending an investigation.
Labra was accused of taking money from a house which was not the subject of the raid last Monday evening when the CIIB police raided the house of known drug pushers in barangay Ermita .
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cop's gun falls, fires inside headquarters
[Summary] => A policeman assigned with the Security and Service Group is now in hot water after his service firearm he placed in his pocket accidentally went off inside their office yesterday morning.
SSG chief Mariano Natuel ordered an investigation on SPO1 Judito Llena to determine what lapses he may have committed.
"We are trained by the city government on firearms proficiency. Nganong gibutang man lang niya sa bulsa? Duna g'yuy lapses gamay kay luag gud na ang shorts (and) you are not supposed to place your gun sa bulsa," Natuel pointed out.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => For forcibly detaining a woman: Mabolo cop relieved from post
[Summary] => Acting-city director Melvin Gayotin yesterday ordered for the immediate relief of a cop assigned to the Mabolo police station for allegedly forcing a woman into detention last Sunday dawn.
SPO3 Rolly Supatan was ordered relieved from the Mabolo Police and reassigned to the Security and Service Group. He is now under investigation by the City's Internal Affairs Service (IAS).
The incident involved Carmen Rapas, who was held, after she failed to present the registration documents of two motorcycles she reportedly owned.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => City policemen preparing for coming holiday season
[Summary] => Police station commanders and special unit chiefs were ordered yesterday to take precautionary measures to prevent the rise of crimes now that the countdown for the holiday season has started.
Acting city police chief Melvin Gayotin yesterday said they are expecting cases of robbery, snatching and other petty crimes to rise with the start of the "ber" months.
"I called on station commanders and special unit chiefs to do something. They should initiate actions to control or prevent crime nga dili na sila kinahanglan magpasulti," Gayotin said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => No order to give Dumpit money
[Summary] => Acting city police director Melvin Gayotin yesterday denied rumors that there is an order for the members of the city police to contribute P1,000 each as financial assistance to suspended policemen Adonis Dumpit.
Gayotin laughed off the rumors saying it cannot be possible because if that were the case Dumpit would instantly become a millionaire as there are close to 1,000 policemen in the city.
But he admitted there is a memorandum asking for voluntary contributions as financial assistance to Dumpit.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ryan P. Borinaga
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SECURITY AND SERVICE GROUP
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[Title] => Cop who fired rifle in cockpit relieved
[Summary] => The policeman who allegedly indiscriminately fired his M-14 rifle after he was not allowed to bet in a cockpit last Friday in Tabuelan town has already been relieved according to the Cebu Provincial Police Office director yesterday.
CPPO director S/Supt. Vicente Loot yesterday said that SPO1 Victor Agang has been relieved and assigned to the Security and Service Group of the CPPO and is under investigation.
Earlier Loot said that Agang faces dismissal from the police service if the accusations will be proven true.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Drunk man caught for lobbing grenade
[Summary] => A rattan worker was arrested after he detonated a grenade in sitio Tabla, barangay Sudlon I, the other night.
Yuri Abella, 31, a job-order rattan worker was arrested by SPO1s Graciano Tan and Shan Colubio of the Sudlon detachment.
Although no one was reported hurt or killed during the incident, 12 of Abella's neighbors went to the office of the Security and Service Group to file a complaint against him.
Dionisio Tabura, a tanod of the place, said they were all shaken by the blast and that Abella often made trouble whenever he was drunk.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => CIIB cop relieved for 'stealing'
[Summary] => A policeman from the Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Branch was relieved of his functions after he was accused of stealing money during a drug raid in barangay Ermita last Monday night.
Cebu City Police Office director Melvin Gayotin yesterday ordered the relief of PO2 Dennis Labra and had him transferred to the Security and Service Group pending an investigation.
Labra was accused of taking money from a house which was not the subject of the raid last Monday evening when the CIIB police raided the house of known drug pushers in barangay Ermita .
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cop's gun falls, fires inside headquarters
[Summary] => A policeman assigned with the Security and Service Group is now in hot water after his service firearm he placed in his pocket accidentally went off inside their office yesterday morning.
SSG chief Mariano Natuel ordered an investigation on SPO1 Judito Llena to determine what lapses he may have committed.
"We are trained by the city government on firearms proficiency. Nganong gibutang man lang niya sa bulsa? Duna g'yuy lapses gamay kay luag gud na ang shorts (and) you are not supposed to place your gun sa bulsa," Natuel pointed out.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => For forcibly detaining a woman: Mabolo cop relieved from post
[Summary] => Acting-city director Melvin Gayotin yesterday ordered for the immediate relief of a cop assigned to the Mabolo police station for allegedly forcing a woman into detention last Sunday dawn.
SPO3 Rolly Supatan was ordered relieved from the Mabolo Police and reassigned to the Security and Service Group. He is now under investigation by the City's Internal Affairs Service (IAS).
The incident involved Carmen Rapas, who was held, after she failed to present the registration documents of two motorcycles she reportedly owned.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => City policemen preparing for coming holiday season
[Summary] => Police station commanders and special unit chiefs were ordered yesterday to take precautionary measures to prevent the rise of crimes now that the countdown for the holiday season has started.
Acting city police chief Melvin Gayotin yesterday said they are expecting cases of robbery, snatching and other petty crimes to rise with the start of the "ber" months.
"I called on station commanders and special unit chiefs to do something. They should initiate actions to control or prevent crime nga dili na sila kinahanglan magpasulti," Gayotin said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-02 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => No order to give Dumpit money
[Summary] => Acting city police director Melvin Gayotin yesterday denied rumors that there is an order for the members of the city police to contribute P1,000 each as financial assistance to suspended policemen Adonis Dumpit.
Gayotin laughed off the rumors saying it cannot be possible because if that were the case Dumpit would instantly become a millionaire as there are close to 1,000 policemen in the city.
But he admitted there is a memorandum asking for voluntary contributions as financial assistance to Dumpit.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-02 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1729976
[AuthorName] => Ryan P. Borinaga
[SectionName] => Cebu News
[SectionUrl] => cebu-news
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