+ Follow SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT RAUL GONZALES Tag
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[Title] => Cable thieves cut NPDO phone lines
[Summary] => Normal operations at the Northern Police District Office (NPDO) were disrupted for the second day yesterday after unidentified cable thieves cut and stole telephone lines in the vicinity of the police headquarters last Friday.
"Basically our normal operations are affected," Superintendent Eric Reyes, District Intelligence and Investigation Division (DIID) chief, told The STAR.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cop killed by own gun
[Summary] => A Northern Police District officer was killed after he accidentally shot himself in the head before dawn yesterday in Caloocn City.
Police Officer 1 Federico Dunuan, 33, assigned at NPD-District Mobile Force (DMF) supply unit, succumbed to a single bullet wound in the right temple.
"It was a simple case of accidental firing," Chief Inspector Jacinto Ramos, NPD-DMF chief, told The STAR.
He ruled out suicide.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Robbers hit ship firm in Navotas
[Summary] => Eight armed men, including one in police uniform, robbed a shipping firm at the height of a downpour and managed to run away with some P200,000 in cash early yesterday morning in Navotas.
Senior Superintendent Raul Gonzales, acting Northern Police District Office (NPDO) chief, identified the firm victimized as Solid Shipping Lines Corp. at 42 H. Lopez Street, North Bay Boulevard South, Navotas.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Navotas cracks down on non-helmeted bikers
[Summary] => Navotas Mayor Toby Tiangco has ordered a strict implementation of a local ordinance ordering motorcycle riders to keep their helmets on while traveling, a measure enacted to ensure the safety of motorists on two wheels.
"Wala nang pakiusapan kung mahuli. And this goes too for all police officers. To avoid any embarrassment, we are imposing a ‘no pakiusap’ policy to show everyone that no one is above the law," Tiangco said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bomb found in Malabon junk shop
[Summary] => The Malabon City police are investigating the discovery of a discarded bomb that allegedly came from a hotel lobby in Manila and turned up at a junk shop in the city yesterday morning.
"My men are now conducting an investigation at the Ramada Hotel in Malate, Manila, where the bomb reportedly came from," Malabon police chief Superintendent Moises Guevarra told The STAR.
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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT RAUL GONZALES
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[Title] => Cable thieves cut NPDO phone lines
[Summary] => Normal operations at the Northern Police District Office (NPDO) were disrupted for the second day yesterday after unidentified cable thieves cut and stole telephone lines in the vicinity of the police headquarters last Friday.
"Basically our normal operations are affected," Superintendent Eric Reyes, District Intelligence and Investigation Division (DIID) chief, told The STAR.
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[Title] => Cop killed by own gun
[Summary] => A Northern Police District officer was killed after he accidentally shot himself in the head before dawn yesterday in Caloocn City.
Police Officer 1 Federico Dunuan, 33, assigned at NPD-District Mobile Force (DMF) supply unit, succumbed to a single bullet wound in the right temple.
"It was a simple case of accidental firing," Chief Inspector Jacinto Ramos, NPD-DMF chief, told The STAR.
He ruled out suicide.
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[Title] => Robbers hit ship firm in Navotas
[Summary] => Eight armed men, including one in police uniform, robbed a shipping firm at the height of a downpour and managed to run away with some P200,000 in cash early yesterday morning in Navotas.
Senior Superintendent Raul Gonzales, acting Northern Police District Office (NPDO) chief, identified the firm victimized as Solid Shipping Lines Corp. at 42 H. Lopez Street, North Bay Boulevard South, Navotas.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Navotas cracks down on non-helmeted bikers
[Summary] => Navotas Mayor Toby Tiangco has ordered a strict implementation of a local ordinance ordering motorcycle riders to keep their helmets on while traveling, a measure enacted to ensure the safety of motorists on two wheels.
"Wala nang pakiusapan kung mahuli. And this goes too for all police officers. To avoid any embarrassment, we are imposing a ‘no pakiusap’ policy to show everyone that no one is above the law," Tiangco said.
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[Title] => Bomb found in Malabon junk shop
[Summary] => The Malabon City police are investigating the discovery of a discarded bomb that allegedly came from a hotel lobby in Manila and turned up at a junk shop in the city yesterday morning.
"My men are now conducting an investigation at the Ramada Hotel in Malate, Manila, where the bomb reportedly came from," Malabon police chief Superintendent Moises Guevarra told The STAR.
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