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[Title] => Probe on murder of Bacolod labor leader ordered
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Senior Superintendent Geary Barias, Western Visayas police director, has ordered the speedy investigation on the murder of labor leader Sanito Bargamento last week.
The former organizer of the National Federation of Sugarcane Workers was shot dead in Barangay Tortosa, Manapla town by two assailants.
He was the seventh victim of the spate of killings in Negros Occidental since April this year and the fourth NFSW organizer killed since last year.
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[Title] => Construction at Camp Crame may be dangerous
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is rushing the construction of the new gates at the EDSA and Santolan entrances of its main headquarters in Camp Crame in time for the 13th PNP Anniversary on Thursday.
However, the construction may be dangerous to motorists and individuals passing through the area as no warning or traffic signs are posted in the construction site.
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[Title] => PNP to monitor illegal firecracker makers
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is now cracking the whip on illegal manufacturers of fireworks and firecrackers in the country.
The Firearms and Explosives Division (FED), which supervises businesses dealing with explosives, disclosed that majority of manufacturers of pyrotechnic products in the country are operating with expired licenses.
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[Title] => SC asked to void GMA gun ban
[Summary] => Former solicitor general Francisco Chavez asked the Supreme Court yesterday to stop the implementation of the nationwide gun ban in public places earlier ordered by President Arroyo.
Chavez, a taxpayer and gun owner himself, said the implementing guidelines issued by the Philippine National Police (PNP) on Jan. 31 in line with Mrs. Arroyo’s directive should be nullified for being unconstitutional.
He asked for a temporary restraining order as he raised several issues as to why the gun ban is violative of existing laws.
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[Title] => PNP eyes stricter gun measures
[Summary] => A day after the Philippine National Police (PNP) suspended the issuance of gun licenses and permits for 15 days, the Firearms and Explosives Division (FED) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday it is set to enforce even more stringent measures.
FED chief Senior Superintendent Geary Barias said applicants for gun licenses will be required to make a personal appearance before FED officials unlike in the past when permits were processed only based on documents submitted to the unit.
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[Title] => Mindanao groups eyed in Negros drug trade
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Police are looking into the possible involvement of groups from Mindanao in the illegal drug trade in Negros Occidental.
This, as two of six suspects arrested last Sunday afternoon in a drug buy-bust at Andrea Village in Cadiz City, 65.2 kilometers north of this city, hail from Mindanao, police said.
Hours after the buy-bust, the Bacolod police nabbed nine Tawi-Tawi residents for possession of high-powered firearms and 230 grams of shabu aboard the M/V Bacolod at the Banago port here.
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[Title] => Probe on murder of Bacolod labor leader ordered
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The former organizer of the National Federation of Sugarcane Workers was shot dead in Barangay Tortosa, Manapla town by two assailants.
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However, the construction may be dangerous to motorists and individuals passing through the area as no warning or traffic signs are posted in the construction site.
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The Firearms and Explosives Division (FED), which supervises businesses dealing with explosives, disclosed that majority of manufacturers of pyrotechnic products in the country are operating with expired licenses.
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[Title] => SC asked to void GMA gun ban
[Summary] => Former solicitor general Francisco Chavez asked the Supreme Court yesterday to stop the implementation of the nationwide gun ban in public places earlier ordered by President Arroyo.
Chavez, a taxpayer and gun owner himself, said the implementing guidelines issued by the Philippine National Police (PNP) on Jan. 31 in line with Mrs. Arroyo’s directive should be nullified for being unconstitutional.
He asked for a temporary restraining order as he raised several issues as to why the gun ban is violative of existing laws.
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[Summary] => A day after the Philippine National Police (PNP) suspended the issuance of gun licenses and permits for 15 days, the Firearms and Explosives Division (FED) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday it is set to enforce even more stringent measures.
FED chief Senior Superintendent Geary Barias said applicants for gun licenses will be required to make a personal appearance before FED officials unlike in the past when permits were processed only based on documents submitted to the unit.
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[Title] => Mindanao groups eyed in Negros drug trade
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Police are looking into the possible involvement of groups from Mindanao in the illegal drug trade in Negros Occidental.
This, as two of six suspects arrested last Sunday afternoon in a drug buy-bust at Andrea Village in Cadiz City, 65.2 kilometers north of this city, hail from Mindanao, police said.
Hours after the buy-bust, the Bacolod police nabbed nine Tawi-Tawi residents for possession of high-powered firearms and 230 grams of shabu aboard the M/V Bacolod at the Banago port here.
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