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                    [Summary] => Police are hunting at least three armed men who robbed a hardware store in Quezon City yesterday morning and carted away a P.5 million in cash.


Ruben Vitug, owner of VMW Hardware Construction and Trading, claimed that robbers pounced on his employees as they were about to deposit the money in a nearby bank.


The suspects, all in their mid-twenties, armed with .45 caliber pistols, escaped on board a white Mitsubishi Lancer (UGM0737).


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                    [Title] => Car parts stores ordered watched
                    [Summary] => Metro Manila police chief Deputy Director General Edgar Galvante ordered yesterday a close watch on all second hand vehicle spare parts stores amid reports of growing car theft cases, particularly in Quezon City.


Barely a month in office, Galvante visited district police headquarters in Metro Manila to know first hand their problems on personnel and equipment; and rising car theft cases was among those brought up.


Galvante said car theft syndicates are getting bolder and are not only taking new cars in parking lots of commercial centers but also old ones.


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                    [Title] => CPD orders manhunt for Cubao bombers
                    [Summary] => Operatives of the Central Police District were ordered to conduct a massive manhunt for the armed robbers who exploded a grenade following a heist at a jewelry store inside a shopping mall in Cubao, Quezon City Sunday.


Authorities also released a cartographic sketch of two of the suspects, allegedly responsible for rolling a grenade inside Farmers Plaza, where the robbery took place. At least 36 people were injured in the blast.


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                    [Title] => 37 alleged sex workers arrested in Quezon City
                    [Summary] => Operatives of the Central Police District (CPD) rounded up 37 suspected commercial sex workers during a series of operations in Quezon City on Tuesday night.


Chief Inspector Edgardo Pamittan, head of the CPD-Station 10 (Kamuning), said the operations were carried out following reports that individuals allegedly engaged in the flesh trade continue with their illegal activities despite the government’s campaign against prostitution.


Pamittan said the raid was in compliance with the directive of Central Police (District) director Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Tor to renew
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                    [Title] => Relative of  beheaded victim wants protection
                    [Summary] => For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers.


The relatives expressed their apprehension after learning that a number of policemen were being linked to the beheading of Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Pupanes, 18 and a still unidentified boy.


"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Color-coding suspended
                    [Summary] => Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. announced yesterday the suspension of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) or the color-coding scheme for the duration of the Holy Week.


It had earlier been reported that the color-coding scheme was suspended for only three days, yesterday (Araw ng Kagitingan), Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.


However, Abalos decided to suspend the color-coding scheme today and tomorrow as well, for the convenience of motorists.


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Ruben Vitug, owner of VMW Hardware Construction and Trading, claimed that robbers pounced on his employees as they were about to deposit the money in a nearby bank.


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Barely a month in office, Galvante visited district police headquarters in Metro Manila to know first hand their problems on personnel and equipment; and rising car theft cases was among those brought up.


Galvante said car theft syndicates are getting bolder and are not only taking new cars in parking lots of commercial centers but also old ones.


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Chief Inspector Edgardo Pamittan, head of the CPD-Station 10 (Kamuning), said the operations were carried out following reports that individuals allegedly engaged in the flesh trade continue with their illegal activities despite the government’s campaign against prostitution.


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The relatives expressed their apprehension after learning that a number of policemen were being linked to the beheading of Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Pupanes, 18 and a still unidentified boy.


"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.


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It had earlier been reported that the color-coding scheme was suspended for only three days, yesterday (Araw ng Kagitingan), Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.


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Hardware store robbed in QC; P.5 million taken

August 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Police are hunting at least three armed men who robbed a hardware store in Quezon City yesterday morning and carted away a P.5 million in cash. Ruben Vitug, owner of VMW Hardware Construction and Trading, claimed...

Metro

Car parts stores ordered watched

August 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Metro Manila police chief Deputy Director General Edgar Galvante ordered yesterday a close watch on all second hand vehicle spare parts stores amid reports of growing car theft cases, particularly in Quezon City. Barely...

Metro

CPD orders manhunt for Cubao bombers

May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Operatives of the Central Police District were ordered to conduct a massive manhunt for the armed robbers who exploded a grenade following a heist at a jewelry store inside a shopping mall in Cubao, Quezon City Sunday. Authorities...

Metro

37 alleged sex workers arrested in Quezon City

April 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Operatives of the Central Police District (CPD) rounded up 37 suspected commercial sex workers during a series of operations in Quezon City on Tuesday night. Chief Inspector Edgardo Pamittan, head of the CPD-Station...

Metro

Relative of beheaded victim wants protection

April 23, 2001 - 12:00am

For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers. The relatives expressed their apprehension...

Metro

Color-coding suspended

April 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. announced yesterday the suspension of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) or the color-coding scheme for the duration of the...

Metro