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                    [Title] => Guard killed in Cavite rob
                    [Summary] => IMUS, Cavite — A security guard was killed by seven armed men who held up two employees of Metrobank while they were replenishing cash in an automated teller machine (ATM) inside the premises of an automotive wiring harness manufacturing company here yesterday morning, police said.


Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, said security guard Juan Soriano, an Imus resident, was shot while he was escorting the Metrobank personnel.


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                    [Title] => 3 Chinoy execs ‘seized’ in Cavite
                    [Summary] => Three Chinese-Filipino business executives were reportedly snatched while they were on their way home to Tanza, Cavite last Saturday, reports reaching Camp Crame said.


Reports said armed men aboard a Mitsubishi Lancer and a motorcycle blocked the Pajero of Patterson Ngo, who was with companions Jose and Richard Ngo, and then commandeered the vehicle.


Patterson, however, managed to jump off the Pajero upon reaching Trece Martires City, reports said.


The Pajero was later found in Dasmariñas town. Jose and Richard have reportedly returned home. 


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                    [Title] => Entire Cavite town police force sacked
                    [Summary] => TRECE MARTIRES CITY — The entire police force of this Cavite city was relieved yesterday, a day after supporters of the re-electionist mayor and a rival independent candidate clashed, leaving four people dead and seven others wounded.


This, as some 200 Marines were deployed across the province to maintain peace and order in Monday’s synchronized local and national elections.


The local office of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has placed this city under its control, and is looking into doing the same thing for the entire province.


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                    [Title] => Cellsite attacked
                    [Summary] => CARMONA, Cavite — At least seven Armalite-wielding men barged into the Globe Telecom cellsite here, fired shots and lobbed molotov bombs before midnight Thursday, destroying some equipment, police said.


No one was harmed in the attack, said Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, provincial police director. 


The cellsite was manned by just one security guard, whom the attackers disarmed.


Rosales doubted whether the New People’s Army (NPA) was behind the incident, saying communist rebels are not traditionally armed with Armalite rifles.


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                    [Title] => Jail guards behind warden’s slay?
                    [Summary] => GENERAL MARIANO ALVAREZ, Cavite — Police are looking at the possible involvement of jail guards in the killing of this town’s newly installed jail warden last week.
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                    [Title] => Cavite police chief cited for efforts vs illegal drugs
                    [Summary] => He ignored threats to his life and that of his family in the fight against illegal drugs and his efforts paid off with a citation from the congressional oversight committee on dangerous drugs.


Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, became the first police officer in the country to receive such an award for his accomplishments in the war against illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => 2 more Chinese ‘drug lords’ fall
                    [Summary] => Two more Chinese "drug lords" have been arrested in Central Luzon in a subsequent raid resulting from last Saturday’s apprehension of six suspects, four of them Chinese, in Silang, Cavite, Camp Crame sources said yesterday.


Both Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency chief Anselmo Avenido and Philippine National Police Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, head of the PNP task force against illegal drugs, refused to discuss the new arrests to avoid jeopardizing ongoing operations.


The two arrested Chinese are now undergoing interrogation, sources said.


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                    [Title] => Suspected Chinese drug baron found dead
                    [Summary] => A suspected Chinese drug baron was found dead in Silang, Cavite yesterday and police suspect the still unidentified man may have been summarily executed by vigilantes.


A cardboard sign identifying the man as a "Chinese drug lord" was found on the body, police said.


"Chinese drug lords are no longer allowed here in the Philippines. We will exterminate you," the sign said in Filipino, indicating that the man was executed by vigilantes.


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                    [Title] => Police chief axed
                    [Summary] => DASMARIÑAS, Cavite — This town’s police chief has been relieved from his post for failing to recapture four of 10 inmates who bolted the municipal jail last month.


Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, said Superintendent Rodolfo Soriano had been given enough time to re-arrest the four remaining escapees.


Superintendent Rhodel Sermonia, multi-awarded intelligence and investigation chief of the Cavite police, replaced Soriano. — Rene Alviar
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                    [Title] => 3 boys electrocuted
                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – Three boys were electrocuted when exploding fireworks snapped an overhead power line, sending a high-voltage cable into a crowd, police said yesterday.


The three died on Sunday evening and five other bystanders were hospitalized by the high-voltage jolt during a feast at a Roman Catholic church in Silang, south of Manila.


Those injured were identified as Ruby Mallari, Niño de Leon, Carla Pamulaklakin and Marivic Bisita, all of this town.  


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT ROBERTO ROSALES

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Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, said security guard Juan Soriano, an Imus resident, was shot while he was escorting the Metrobank personnel.


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Reports said armed men aboard a Mitsubishi Lancer and a motorcycle blocked the Pajero of Patterson Ngo, who was with companions Jose and Richard Ngo, and then commandeered the vehicle.


Patterson, however, managed to jump off the Pajero upon reaching Trece Martires City, reports said.


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                    [Summary] => TRECE MARTIRES CITY — The entire police force of this Cavite city was relieved yesterday, a day after supporters of the re-electionist mayor and a rival independent candidate clashed, leaving four people dead and seven others wounded.


This, as some 200 Marines were deployed across the province to maintain peace and order in Monday’s synchronized local and national elections.


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No one was harmed in the attack, said Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, provincial police director. 


The cellsite was manned by just one security guard, whom the attackers disarmed.


Rosales doubted whether the New People’s Army (NPA) was behind the incident, saying communist rebels are not traditionally armed with Armalite rifles.


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                    [Title] => Jail guards behind warden’s slay?
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Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, became the first police officer in the country to receive such an award for his accomplishments in the war against illegal drugs.


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Both Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency chief Anselmo Avenido and Philippine National Police Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, head of the PNP task force against illegal drugs, refused to discuss the new arrests to avoid jeopardizing ongoing operations.


The two arrested Chinese are now undergoing interrogation, sources said.


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                    [Title] => Suspected Chinese drug baron found dead
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A cardboard sign identifying the man as a "Chinese drug lord" was found on the body, police said.


"Chinese drug lords are no longer allowed here in the Philippines. We will exterminate you," the sign said in Filipino, indicating that the man was executed by vigilantes.


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                    [Title] => Police chief axed
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Senior Superintendent Roberto Rosales, Cavite police director, said Superintendent Rodolfo Soriano had been given enough time to re-arrest the four remaining escapees.


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                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – Three boys were electrocuted when exploding fireworks snapped an overhead power line, sending a high-voltage cable into a crowd, police said yesterday.


The three died on Sunday evening and five other bystanders were hospitalized by the high-voltage jolt during a feast at a Roman Catholic church in Silang, south of Manila.


Those injured were identified as Ruby Mallari, Niño de Leon, Carla Pamulaklakin and Marivic Bisita, all of this town.  


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