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[Title] => Cops confirm Taguig tear-gas stampede 'an accident'
[Summary] => Police confirmed yesterday that a stampede that disrupted newly elected Taguig City Mayor Lanie Cayetano’s proclamation speech Wednesday was not deliberate but the result of an accidental removal of a tear gas canister’s pin.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mayor, aide killed in Sulu ambush
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A town mayor of Sulu and his escort were gunned down by an unknown suspect in a village near the police training camp center at dawn yesterday.
Police said two of the public official’s escorts survived the attack.
The victim, identified as Alkhalid Kaluang, 29, mayor of Kalinggalang Kaluang town, was shot to death on Limbaga Drive in Barangay Pasonanca about 3:10 a.m. The name of the slain escort was not immediately known.
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[Title] => Bombing suspect eludes arrest
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — An engineer, suspected to be one of the bombers of a lodging inn and a food chain here last week, eluded arrest yesterday in a village near a military camp, officials said.
Region 9 elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), backed by the local police, the anti-terror Task Force Zamboanga and the Armed Forces Southern Command swooped down on the suspect’s lair in Barangay Baliwasan.
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[Title] => Bomb scare panics Zambo City shoppers
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A false bomb alarm sent hundreds of panicked customers fleeing department stores and shops here last Saturday, days after twin explosions wounded 30 people.
Police said a room attendant in a downtown inn saw an abandoned bag and told authorities he believed there was a bomb in it, said SPO1 William Jones, a member of the city’s bomb squad.
Word spread quickly through the inn and nearby shops, causing panic and nearly emptying nearby shops and restaurants.
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[Title] => 2 killed, 14 hurt in Zambo blast
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Two villagers, including a two-year-old boy, were killed and 14 others were injured yesterday when an M203 grenade a neighbor was playing with, went off in front of a store in a coastal barangay east of this city, police said.
Killed were Sami Pandak and two-year-old Junadi Juli—lahi, said Senior Superintendent Henry Losañez, city police chief.
Pandak was killed on the spot, while Julilahi died while being rushed to the Zamboanga City Me—dical Center.
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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT HENRY LOSA
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[Title] => Cops confirm Taguig tear-gas stampede 'an accident'
[Summary] => Police confirmed yesterday that a stampede that disrupted newly elected Taguig City Mayor Lanie Cayetano’s proclamation speech Wednesday was not deliberate but the result of an accidental removal of a tear gas canister’s pin.
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[Title] => Mayor, aide killed in Sulu ambush
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A town mayor of Sulu and his escort were gunned down by an unknown suspect in a village near the police training camp center at dawn yesterday.
Police said two of the public official’s escorts survived the attack.
The victim, identified as Alkhalid Kaluang, 29, mayor of Kalinggalang Kaluang town, was shot to death on Limbaga Drive in Barangay Pasonanca about 3:10 a.m. The name of the slain escort was not immediately known.
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Region 9 elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), backed by the local police, the anti-terror Task Force Zamboanga and the Armed Forces Southern Command swooped down on the suspect’s lair in Barangay Baliwasan.
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[Title] => Bomb scare panics Zambo City shoppers
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A false bomb alarm sent hundreds of panicked customers fleeing department stores and shops here last Saturday, days after twin explosions wounded 30 people.
Police said a room attendant in a downtown inn saw an abandoned bag and told authorities he believed there was a bomb in it, said SPO1 William Jones, a member of the city’s bomb squad.
Word spread quickly through the inn and nearby shops, causing panic and nearly emptying nearby shops and restaurants.
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[Title] => 2 killed, 14 hurt in Zambo blast
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Two villagers, including a two-year-old boy, were killed and 14 others were injured yesterday when an M203 grenade a neighbor was playing with, went off in front of a store in a coastal barangay east of this city, police said.
Killed were Sami Pandak and two-year-old Junadi Juli—lahi, said Senior Superintendent Henry Losañez, city police chief.
Pandak was killed on the spot, while Julilahi died while being rushed to the Zamboanga City Me—dical Center.
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