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[Title] => 200 cops to guard Black Nazarene feast
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD) will deploy at least 200 policemen to preserve law and order in the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo, Manila, tomorrow.
Superintendent Elmer Jamias, head of the WPD Traffic Enforcement Group, said half of the 200 policemen will be assigned to direct traffic in the route of the traditional procession of the image of the Black Naxarene.
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[Title] => Kotong cops back, says Atienza
[Summary] => Tong collection is back.
This was according to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza who noted the illegal practice of tong collection among traffic policemen which cause monstrous traffic jams in the city.
"Many unscrupulous policemen have returned to their old practice of collecting grease money from jeepney and bus drivers. And this results in traffic congestion in almost all intersections in the city," Atienza said.
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[Title] => Probe alleged smuggling along Intramuros road, Atienza orders
[Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza ordered yesterday the Western Police District (WPD) to investigate alleged petroleum smuggling operations along the banks of the Pasig River in Intramuros, Manila, as moves to stop illegal cargo unloading operations in the area continues.
This allegation was raised following the revelation that illegal arrastre operations in the area have been continuing for the last two decades with unscrupulous traders taking advantage of the earlier permit to allow rice to be unloaded in the area, Manila City Hall sources said.
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[Title] => 2 police officials get scolding from Atienza
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"Tong" collection by unrepentant cops continues unabated in Manila.
Manila City Mayor Lito Atienza cracked yesterday the whip and called two police
commanders in Divisoria for a dressing down at his office at the city hall for
what he called "anarchy" in the area, which could only be traced to a
flourishing protection racket.
Atienza has since recommended to Western Police District (WPD) director Chief
Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr.
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SUPERINTENDENT ELMER JAMIAS
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Superintendent Elmer Jamias, head of the WPD Traffic Enforcement Group, said half of the 200 policemen will be assigned to direct traffic in the route of the traditional procession of the image of the Black Naxarene.
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This was according to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza who noted the illegal practice of tong collection among traffic policemen which cause monstrous traffic jams in the city.
"Many unscrupulous policemen have returned to their old practice of collecting grease money from jeepney and bus drivers. And this results in traffic congestion in almost all intersections in the city," Atienza said.
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[Title] => Probe alleged smuggling along Intramuros road, Atienza orders
[Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza ordered yesterday the Western Police District (WPD) to investigate alleged petroleum smuggling operations along the banks of the Pasig River in Intramuros, Manila, as moves to stop illegal cargo unloading operations in the area continues.
This allegation was raised following the revelation that illegal arrastre operations in the area have been continuing for the last two decades with unscrupulous traders taking advantage of the earlier permit to allow rice to be unloaded in the area, Manila City Hall sources said.
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"Tong" collection by unrepentant cops continues unabated in Manila.
Manila City Mayor Lito Atienza cracked yesterday the whip and called two police
commanders in Divisoria for a dressing down at his office at the city hall for
what he called "anarchy" in the area, which could only be traced to a
flourishing protection racket.
Atienza has since recommended to Western Police District (WPD) director Chief
Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr.
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January 8, 2002 - 12:00am
