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[Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — The Philippine National Police has sought the help of the International Police (Interpol) in arresting two Japanese nationals allegedly involved in killing their compatriot in Batangas last July 28.
Senior Superintendent Abner Cabalquinto, deputy director of the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon) police, said murder charges have been filed against Yoshiyuki Tsukada, 47, and Yoichu Muramatsu, 57, in the killing of businessman Takaaki Yushina.
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[Title] => 2 Japanese tagged in gunslaying of compatriot
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — The police have filed murder charges against two Japanese nationals tagged as responsible for the killing of their businessman-compatriot here last month.
Charged were Yoshiyuki Tsukada, 47, and Yoichu Muramatsu, 57, both business associates of the victim, Takaaki Yushina, who was found dead with a bullet wound in the head in Barangay San Bartolome here last July 28. The case was filed last Friday.
The two suspects, believed to belong to the Japanese Yakuza criminal gang, however, managed to slip out of the country a day after the killing.
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[Title] => Japanese shot dead in Batangas
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — The police are hunting down two men who gunned down a Japanese tourist here last Thursday night.
Chief Superintendent Jess Verzosa, Calabarzon (Region 4-A) police director, ordered the Batangas police to identify and arrest the gunmen of Takaaki Yushina, 41, who was billeted at the Diamond Hotel in Ermita, Manila.
Verzosa said Yushina, a real estate agent from Asakusa, Japan, was holder of Japanese passport TEI261193.
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[Title] => Turistang Hapones nilikida sa Batangas
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — May posibilidad na maapektuhan ang turismo sa bansa makaraang mapaslang ang isang 41-anyos na turistang Hapones sa bayan ng Sto. Tomas, Batangas, may ilang oras matapos na lumabas ng hotel kasama ang isa pang turista kamakalawa.
Tama ng bala ng baril sa ulo ang tumapos sa buhay ng real estate dealer na si Takaaki Yushina ng Titoku, Asakusa, Japan na natagpuang nakahandusay sa bahagi ng Barangay San Bartolome.
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Senior Superintendent Abner Cabalquinto, deputy director of the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon) police, said murder charges have been filed against Yoshiyuki Tsukada, 47, and Yoichu Muramatsu, 57, in the killing of businessman Takaaki Yushina.
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[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — The police have filed murder charges against two Japanese nationals tagged as responsible for the killing of their businessman-compatriot here last month.
Charged were Yoshiyuki Tsukada, 47, and Yoichu Muramatsu, 57, both business associates of the victim, Takaaki Yushina, who was found dead with a bullet wound in the head in Barangay San Bartolome here last July 28. The case was filed last Friday.
The two suspects, believed to belong to the Japanese Yakuza criminal gang, however, managed to slip out of the country a day after the killing.
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[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — The police are hunting down two men who gunned down a Japanese tourist here last Thursday night.
Chief Superintendent Jess Verzosa, Calabarzon (Region 4-A) police director, ordered the Batangas police to identify and arrest the gunmen of Takaaki Yushina, 41, who was billeted at the Diamond Hotel in Ermita, Manila.
Verzosa said Yushina, a real estate agent from Asakusa, Japan, was holder of Japanese passport TEI261193.
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[Title] => Turistang Hapones nilikida sa Batangas
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Batangas — May posibilidad na maapektuhan ang turismo sa bansa makaraang mapaslang ang isang 41-anyos na turistang Hapones sa bayan ng Sto. Tomas, Batangas, may ilang oras matapos na lumabas ng hotel kasama ang isa pang turista kamakalawa.
Tama ng bala ng baril sa ulo ang tumapos sa buhay ng real estate dealer na si Takaaki Yushina ng Titoku, Asakusa, Japan na natagpuang nakahandusay sa bahagi ng Barangay San Bartolome.
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