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In his letter to President Arroyo, Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, head of the newly-created Anti-Drugs Special Operations Task Force said the setting up of drug courts would fast-track prosecution of drug cases, especially involving Chinese nationals and other foreigners arrested in shabu laboratories.


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                    [Summary] => Dinakip ng pulisya sa isinagawang raid ang isang Korean na pitong taon nang ilegal na nananatili sa bansa na rito nakumpiska ang mahigit sa isang kilo ng shabu, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Pasig City.


Nakilala ang nadakip na si Tae Won Hong, alyas Francis, 45, tubong Seoul, South Korea at nangungupahan sa Parc Royale Condominium sa Jade St., Ortigas Center, Pasig City.


Nasamsam sa loob ng kanyang kuwarto ang isang malaking bag na naglalaman ng 1.146 kilo ng shabu, iba pang maliliit na pakete ng shabu, mga repacking materials at iba pang paraphernalias.


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TAE WON HONG

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Aglipay: We need drug courts

June 27, 2003 - 12:00am

The controversial granting of bail to a Korean national, accused of possession of more than a kilo of shabu and other bungled drug cases in court, has prompted a renewed call for the setting up of drug courts to...

Metro

EDITORIAL – Big business

June 21, 2003 - 12:00am

While President Arroyo wants law enforcers to crack down on drug dealing the way Thailand did for three months this year, individuals facing drug charges continue to be freed on bail by Philippine courts.

Opinion

Korean tiklo sa 1 kilo ng shabu

November 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Dinakip ng pulisya sa isinagawang raid ang isang Korean na pitong taon nang ilegal na nananatili sa bansa na rito nakumpiska ang mahigit sa isang kilo ng shabu, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Pasig City. Nakilala ang nadakip...

PSN Metro