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[Title] => US officials cooperating with investigation on death of US serviceman
[Summary] => United States Embassy officials are cooperating with Philippine authorities to determine the details surrounding the death of a US serviceman in Manila, a statement issued by the embassy said yesterday.
A 38-year-old US army sergeant involved in training local troops in counter-terrorism operations has been found dead in his hotel room in Manila on Thursday.
Police spokesman Senior Superintendent Joel Goltiao said there was no sign of injury or foul play.
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[Title] => Terrorism tops agenda of Interpol’s Manila gab
[Summary] => Terrorism, the latest act of which was the carnage in Madrid, Spain which left 199 people dead and 1,400 injured, tops the agenda of the four-day 18th Interpol Asian Regional Conference which starts tomorrow at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong City.
President Arroyo is expected to deliver the opening address at the conference which the Philippine National Police is hosting.
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[Title] => PNP spokesman wants jueteng legalized
[Summary] => A top police official favors a move to legalize jueteng to stop the corruption of some police officials, who have reportedly been getting protection money from illegal gambling operators.
"Personally, the way we see it, it can be legalized," Senior Superintendent Joel Goltiao, Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesman, told radio station dzBB.
"The (operations of the) casino is legal, so the degree of morality is the same," he said.
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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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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT JOEL GOLTIAO
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A 38-year-old US army sergeant involved in training local troops in counter-terrorism operations has been found dead in his hotel room in Manila on Thursday.
Police spokesman Senior Superintendent Joel Goltiao said there was no sign of injury or foul play.
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"Personally, the way we see it, it can be legalized," Senior Superintendent Joel Goltiao, Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesman, told radio station dzBB.
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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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[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has noted a 55-percent increase in offensives by the New People’s Army (NPA), the armed unit of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), this week, compared to last week, a PNP spokesman said.
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