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Found by probers lying in a pool of blood was victim Brando Esperancilla, 44, of 798 Coloong 1, Valenzuela City.
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The women are now detained at the city police detention cell after they were charged with violation of PD 829 or working without health certificates before the Prosecutor’s Office.
Valenzuela Police Chief, Superintendent Nemesio Neron, said that this arrest will prove to city residents that despite being undermanned, police can still "take care of business."
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Carlos, however, excluded two other victims – Rufino Santiago and Alexander Santiago, both of 167 Custodio St., Barangay Santolan, Malabon – from the cash aid.
"They were not included because people blamed them for the incident," Jess Julio, of the mayor’s staff, said.
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Carlos, however, excluded two other victims – Rufino Santiago and Alexander Santiago, both of 167 Custodio St., Barangay Santolan, Malabon – from the cash aid.
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