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City police director Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua said investigators have  no suspect yet in the killing of  tourist Barry Garord of Knightbridge, New Zealand. Garord’s  body was found by another tourist and the victim’s purported girlfriend, Analyn Rodriguez, in his apartment here last Sunday.  


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For one, Mayor Carmelo Lazatin said the city council is expected to approve his proposal to earmark P200,000 for the cash rewards of city police chief Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua and his men for killing notorious kidnap gang leader Roberto Yap and three of his henchmen in a shootout in Dinalupihan, Bataan Thursday morning.


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                    [Title] => Police claim to have leads on P6.6-M rob
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Police have claimed to have gathered leads in the P6.6-million robbery in an Angeles City pawnshop last Friday night.


Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua, Angeles police chief, is confident that his men could apprehend the robbers "within two to three days."


Unidentified men clad in police uniforms and riding a jeepney, blocked the path of Arlene Villanueva, manager of Lhuillier pawnshop, near the Guagua Rural Bank shortly after she had closed the pawnshop at 8 p.m. Friday.


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The cashier's boyfriend was also taken by the robbers.


Police said Arlene Villanueva, manager of Cebuana Lhuiller pawnshop in Barangay Balibago, was already on her way home when a Toyota Revo van intercepted the jeepney she was riding in along Henson street.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT JIMMY RESTUA

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The cashier's boyfriend was also taken by the robbers.


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Cops rule out suicide in death of New Zealand national

June 5, 2004 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — Police investigators have ruled out the possibility of suicide in the death of aNew Zealand national after paraffin tests indicated he did not fire a gun. City police director Senior Superintendent...

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Bonanza awaits Angeles lawmen

By Ding Cervantes | November 22, 2003 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — For a job well done in the fight against kidnappings, a bonanza consisting of spot promotions, cash rewards, commendations and medals await this city’s police chief and 11 of his men. For...

Nation

Police claim to have leads on P6.6-M rob

October 16, 2003 - 12:00am

CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Police have claimed to have gathered leads in the P6.6-million robbery in an Angeles City pawnshop last Friday night. Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua, Angeles police chief, is confident...

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Angeles pawnshop robbed of P6.6-M cash, jewelry

October 14, 2003 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — Twelve armed men wearing black police uniforms abducted the manager and cashier of a local pawnshop in the Balibago commercial district here in a well-planned heist that netted the suspects...

Nation