+ Follow SUPERINTENDENT RODOLFO LLORCA Tag
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[Title] => P200,000 for each money changer robber caught
[Summary] => A congressman from Mindanao offered yesterday a reward of P200,000 for every captured suspect involved in the heist of several money changer shops in Manila.
At the same time, Rep. Suharto Mangudadatu of the lone district of Sultan Kudarat also donated P100,000 to the Manila Police District (MPD) for its intelligence gathering against the robbery suspects.
Mangudadatu led a group of money changer shop owners in a dialogue with MPD officer-in-charge Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa to discuss ways and means to neutralize crime gangs preying on hapless owners.
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[Title] => Cops monitoring coddler of gas station rob gang
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Manila Police District (MPD) intelligence operatives are now monitoring the activities of a rookie Manila policeman after he was tagged by arrested members of a robbery gang preying on gasoline stations as their protector.
However, MPD officials temporarily withheld the identity of the officer since no formal charges have been filed against him.
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[Title] => 2 more prisoners escape from police custody
[Summary] => Two more prisoners escaped from detention over the weekend, prompting allegations that the Manila Police District (MPD) is getting lax in its custody of prisoners.
A prisoner ecaped from the MPD headquarters while another eluded a police guard in a government hospital over the weekend.
The two incidents followed the mass jailbreak of 17 detainees at a Tondo police station last Friday.
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[Title] => NBI holds container vans with explosives bound for Cebu
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) stopped yesterday the loading of four container vans of explosive materials on a Cebu-bound ship after the shipper failed to present both authorization from the Philippine National Police (PNP) and a clearance from the Philippine Coast Guard and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) to transport the material.
Regional Director Reynaldo Esmeralda of NBI-Special Task Force said three 20-footer vans carried a permit to transport from the Philippine National Police but had no clearance from the Coast Guard and the Marina.
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[Title] => Tondo thrill killers fall
[Summary] => Two members of a street fraternity allegedly responsible for a series of thrill killings in Tondo, Manila, have been arrested by the Manila police in follow-up operations in their known lairs in the city.
Jose Abad Santos police station chief Superintendent Rodolfo Llorca identified the suspects as Marte Mandiag, 31, jobless, of Morong Extension, Tondo, and Rolando Illustre, 32, a Batang City Jail gang member, of Gagalangin, Tondo. Mandiag is allegedly the president and adviser of the fraternity.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => P4.5-M copper wire shipment recovered
[Summary] => Some P4.5-million worth of copper wires stolen in a container van hijacking last week was recovered by Manila police from a Valenzuela warehouse last Saturday, resulting in the arrest of the truck driver, according to a ranking police official.
In his report to Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong, Superintendent Rodolfo Llorca, chief of the Jose Abad Santos police station, said intensive intelligence gathering resulted in tracking down the 3,650 metric tons of copper wire earlier reported as missing.
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[Title] => F4 Gang busted by Manila cops
[Summary] => Three members of the F4 robbery gang victimizing passengers of FX taxis in Sampaloc, Manila, have been arrested, the Western Police District (WPD) said yesterday.
Arrested were Eric dela Cruz, 28, and Arnold Martinez, both residents of Sampaloc, Manila and Levi Gading, 34, of Camarin, Caloocan City. Another member of the group, named after the popular Taiwanese boy band eluded arrest.
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[Title] => P200,000 for each money changer robber caught
[Summary] => A congressman from Mindanao offered yesterday a reward of P200,000 for every captured suspect involved in the heist of several money changer shops in Manila.
At the same time, Rep. Suharto Mangudadatu of the lone district of Sultan Kudarat also donated P100,000 to the Manila Police District (MPD) for its intelligence gathering against the robbery suspects.
Mangudadatu led a group of money changer shop owners in a dialogue with MPD officer-in-charge Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa to discuss ways and means to neutralize crime gangs preying on hapless owners.
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[Title] => Cops monitoring coddler of gas station rob gang
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Manila Police District (MPD) intelligence operatives are now monitoring the activities of a rookie Manila policeman after he was tagged by arrested members of a robbery gang preying on gasoline stations as their protector.
However, MPD officials temporarily withheld the identity of the officer since no formal charges have been filed against him.
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[Title] => 2 more prisoners escape from police custody
[Summary] => Two more prisoners escaped from detention over the weekend, prompting allegations that the Manila Police District (MPD) is getting lax in its custody of prisoners.
A prisoner ecaped from the MPD headquarters while another eluded a police guard in a government hospital over the weekend.
The two incidents followed the mass jailbreak of 17 detainees at a Tondo police station last Friday.
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[Title] => NBI holds container vans with explosives bound for Cebu
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) stopped yesterday the loading of four container vans of explosive materials on a Cebu-bound ship after the shipper failed to present both authorization from the Philippine National Police (PNP) and a clearance from the Philippine Coast Guard and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) to transport the material.
Regional Director Reynaldo Esmeralda of NBI-Special Task Force said three 20-footer vans carried a permit to transport from the Philippine National Police but had no clearance from the Coast Guard and the Marina.
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[Title] => Tondo thrill killers fall
[Summary] => Two members of a street fraternity allegedly responsible for a series of thrill killings in Tondo, Manila, have been arrested by the Manila police in follow-up operations in their known lairs in the city.
Jose Abad Santos police station chief Superintendent Rodolfo Llorca identified the suspects as Marte Mandiag, 31, jobless, of Morong Extension, Tondo, and Rolando Illustre, 32, a Batang City Jail gang member, of Gagalangin, Tondo. Mandiag is allegedly the president and adviser of the fraternity.
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[Title] => P4.5-M copper wire shipment recovered
[Summary] => Some P4.5-million worth of copper wires stolen in a container van hijacking last week was recovered by Manila police from a Valenzuela warehouse last Saturday, resulting in the arrest of the truck driver, according to a ranking police official.
In his report to Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong, Superintendent Rodolfo Llorca, chief of the Jose Abad Santos police station, said intensive intelligence gathering resulted in tracking down the 3,650 metric tons of copper wire earlier reported as missing.
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[Title] => F4 Gang busted by Manila cops
[Summary] => Three members of the F4 robbery gang victimizing passengers of FX taxis in Sampaloc, Manila, have been arrested, the Western Police District (WPD) said yesterday.
Arrested were Eric dela Cruz, 28, and Arnold Martinez, both residents of Sampaloc, Manila and Levi Gading, 34, of Camarin, Caloocan City. Another member of the group, named after the popular Taiwanese boy band eluded arrest.
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February 22, 2006 - 12:00am
