+ Follow SUPERINTENDENT RODELIO JOCSON Tag
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[Title] => San Juan traffic rerouted for today’s celebrations
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In order to avoid traffic jams in all San Juan access roads, motorists were advised yesterday to take alternate routes as the town celebrates its centennial anniversary today.
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[Title] => Jewelry shop owner shot dead
[Summary] => Three motorcycle-riding men shot dead a jewelry shop owner and sped off with P1 million in cash and jewelry in Mandaluyong City last Thursday.
Virgilio Avecillas, 59, of Barangay Barangka Itaas, sustained three gunshot wounds in the body. He died while being rushed to the Mandaluyong City Medical Center.
Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief and San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson set up checkpoint operations, but this failed to intercept the robbers.
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[Title] => Messenger hurt in robbery
[Summary] => Four robbers on motorcycles shot and wounded a messenger who was carrying $15,000 in Mandaluyong City Monday.
The victim, Eleasar Pasague, 34, was shot with a caliber .45 automatic pistol in the abdomen.
Doctors at the Potenciano General Hospital said Pasague survived because the bullet did not hit vital organs.
The messenger is now listed in stable condition at the said hospital.
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[Title] => Tighter security ordered at Greenhills Shopping Center
[Summary] => The San Juan police and the management of the Greenhills Shopping Center have agreed to conduct joint security operations in the bustling commercial center during the celebration of Oktoberfest this month and the Christmas season.
Superintendent Rodelio Jocson, San Juan police chief, said there’s a need for tighter security at the Greenhills Shopping Center because of the large crowd gathered for Oktoberfest, which is being held at the Strip since the first week of this month.
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[Title] => ‘Air soft’ gunmen strike in San Juan
[Summary] => Police are now tracking down a group of rich kids who used air soft rifles to terrorize commuters and bystanders along major thoroughfares in San Juan yesterday.
San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson said a couple was injured when four Filipino-Chinese teenagers "rode shotgun" and struck twice in separate areas of the municipality.
"It appears that these boys just wanted to have fun and did it for kicks. However, people were hurt so we have to find them so appropriate charges can be filed," Jocson said.
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SUPERINTENDENT RODELIO JOCSON
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Virgilio Avecillas, 59, of Barangay Barangka Itaas, sustained three gunshot wounds in the body. He died while being rushed to the Mandaluyong City Medical Center.
Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief and San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson set up checkpoint operations, but this failed to intercept the robbers.
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Doctors at the Potenciano General Hospital said Pasague survived because the bullet did not hit vital organs.
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Superintendent Rodelio Jocson, San Juan police chief, said there’s a need for tighter security at the Greenhills Shopping Center because of the large crowd gathered for Oktoberfest, which is being held at the Strip since the first week of this month.
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[Summary] => Police are now tracking down a group of rich kids who used air soft rifles to terrorize commuters and bystanders along major thoroughfares in San Juan yesterday.
San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodelio Jocson said a couple was injured when four Filipino-Chinese teenagers "rode shotgun" and struck twice in separate areas of the municipality.
"It appears that these boys just wanted to have fun and did it for kicks. However, people were hurt so we have to find them so appropriate charges can be filed," Jocson said.
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