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"Most of these juvenile delinquents are accused of only minor crimes but have been languishing in jail for a long time already," Malonzo said.


Malonzo visited the city jail over the weekend to see for himself the condition of the prisoners, especially the 87 minor inmates locked up in a single cell.


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SENIOR INSPECTOR ROBERTO TIMBREZA

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"Most of these juvenile delinquents are accused of only minor crimes but have been languishing in jail for a long time already," Malonzo said.


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Lack of funds move inmates to raise money for themselves

December 16, 2001 - 12:00am

A Caloocan City Jail official said Friday that the lack of government funding forced the jail leaders to solicit funds from newly jailed inmates only through "voluntary" basis.

Metro

Malonzo asks SC for more juvenile courts

November 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo appealed yesterday to the Supreme Court (SC) for additional juvenile courts in the city to hasten the resolution of cases against youth offenders whose number continuously increases...

Metro