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Central Luzon police director Chief Superintendent Leonilo de la Cruz said yesterday the Senior Officers Placement and Promotions Board is set to submit three nominees from whom Gov. Eddie Panlilio can choose the new Pampanga police director.

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Despite already dim prospects of the recall petition and electoral protest against him, Gov. Eddie Panlilio seems headed for a rough new year.

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SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – Provincial police director Senior Superintendent Keith Singian admitted yesterday that despite Gov. Eddie Panlilio’s vow to wipe out jueteng, the popular illegal numbers game has persisted, alongside the illegal drug trade.

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SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – Provincial police director Senior Superintendent Keith Singian admitted yesterday that despite Gov. Eddie Panlilio’s vow to wipe out jueteng, the popular illegal numbers game has persisted, alongside the illegal drug trade.

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