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[Title] => Suspect in Chinoy’s kidnap-slay surfaces to clear name
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet – The alleged "brains" in the kidnap-slay of a Filipino-Chinese businessman on March 18 reportedly "surfaced" to clear his name.
Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
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[Title] => 2 Japanese caught with P1.6 M worth of marijuana in Bontoc
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Two Japanese nationals were arrested in Bontoc, Mountain Province last Friday for possession of 1,360 kilograms of marijuana, an amount which could see them face the death penalty, police said.
Police arrested Shunsuke Tamazaki, 32, and Yohei Saito, 21, after they were found with 13 marijuana bricks said to be worth over P1.6 million, at a checkpoint in Barangay Dantay in Bontoc, Senior Superintendent Eugene Martin, spokesman of the Cordillera police, said.
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Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
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Police arrested Shunsuke Tamazaki, 32, and Yohei Saito, 21, after they were found with 13 marijuana bricks said to be worth over P1.6 million, at a checkpoint in Barangay Dantay in Bontoc, Senior Superintendent Eugene Martin, spokesman of the Cordillera police, said.
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