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[Title] => Makati crime rate down 25%
[Summary] => The Makati Police Department (MPD) announced yesterday a 25 percent drop in the city’s crime rate for the first half of the year 2005.
Crime activity, a report to Mayor Jejomar Binay showed, went down to 235 incidents compared to 313 during the same period in 2004.
The MPD likewise announced an increase in crime solution efficiency to 94 percent compared to last year’s 92 percent.
In detail, indexed or high priority crimes, which include murder, homicide, physical injuries, robbery, theft and rape dropped from 193 to 163.
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[Title] => Caught on tape
[Summary] => The National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) has in its possession video footage showing possible remnants of the Kuratong Baleleng gang as they staged a daring heist at the Equitable-PCIBank branch in Makati City last Saturday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => More cops for shopping rush
[Summary] => The Makati police announced yesterday security will be beefed up around the city’s central business district for the holiday shopping rush.
Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez, Makati police chief, said an additional 50 policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be available in December to complement its 514 officers.
The new batch of officers from the NCRPO will bring the total number of reinforcements to 100, following the 50 who were detailed early this month.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Makati curfew violators apprehended
[Summary] => A total of 249 minors were caught by police operatives for violating the curfew on minors imposed by the city government, Makati City police chief Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez said in a report to Mayor Jejomar Binay.
Records showed 174 minors were apprehended from November to December 2001, and 75 for January this year.
The minors were apprehended in Barangays Tejeros, Guadalupe Nuevo and Palanan.
They were first time offenders and were released the following morning.
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[Title] => Bomb scare hits Makati food joint
[Summary] => Customers of a popular fastfood chain in Makati City rushed into the streets after a package believed to be a bomb was discovered inside the restaurant’s toilet.
According to Southern Police District chief, Senior Superintendent Jose Gutierrez, Jr., the management of a McDonald’s branch at the corner of Jupiter Street and Makati Avenue called in the suspected bomb at around 3:30 p.m. yesterday.
The package was discovered in the ladies room by a crew member. It was described as a plastic bag containing wires and some old batteries.
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SUPERINTENDENT JOVITO GUTIERREZ
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[Title] => Makati crime rate down 25%
[Summary] => The Makati Police Department (MPD) announced yesterday a 25 percent drop in the city’s crime rate for the first half of the year 2005.
Crime activity, a report to Mayor Jejomar Binay showed, went down to 235 incidents compared to 313 during the same period in 2004.
The MPD likewise announced an increase in crime solution efficiency to 94 percent compared to last year’s 92 percent.
In detail, indexed or high priority crimes, which include murder, homicide, physical injuries, robbery, theft and rape dropped from 193 to 163.
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[Title] => Caught on tape
[Summary] => The National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) has in its possession video footage showing possible remnants of the Kuratong Baleleng gang as they staged a daring heist at the Equitable-PCIBank branch in Makati City last Saturday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => More cops for shopping rush
[Summary] => The Makati police announced yesterday security will be beefed up around the city’s central business district for the holiday shopping rush.
Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez, Makati police chief, said an additional 50 policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be available in December to complement its 514 officers.
The new batch of officers from the NCRPO will bring the total number of reinforcements to 100, following the 50 who were detailed early this month.
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[Title] => Makati curfew violators apprehended
[Summary] => A total of 249 minors were caught by police operatives for violating the curfew on minors imposed by the city government, Makati City police chief Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez said in a report to Mayor Jejomar Binay.
Records showed 174 minors were apprehended from November to December 2001, and 75 for January this year.
The minors were apprehended in Barangays Tejeros, Guadalupe Nuevo and Palanan.
They were first time offenders and were released the following morning.
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[Title] => Bomb scare hits Makati food joint
[Summary] => Customers of a popular fastfood chain in Makati City rushed into the streets after a package believed to be a bomb was discovered inside the restaurant’s toilet.
According to Southern Police District chief, Senior Superintendent Jose Gutierrez, Jr., the management of a McDonald’s branch at the corner of Jupiter Street and Makati Avenue called in the suspected bomb at around 3:30 p.m. yesterday.
The package was discovered in the ladies room by a crew member. It was described as a plastic bag containing wires and some old batteries.
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