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In a motion, the accused, Conrado Robles, asked Judge Reynaldo Alhambra of Regional Trial Court Branch 53 to direct Prosecutor Danilo Formoso to conduct a second preliminary investigation.


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                    [Summary] => Two employees of the Commission on Elections have surfaced at the National Bureau of Investigation claiming they had been offered P100,000 each to kill deceased  Comelec information chief Velma Cinco.


According to NBI sources, the two Comelec employees claimed to have been approached last September by a former Comelec officer who offered them the amount in exchange for Cinco’s death.


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                    [Title] => Murder cases up 2% from January to October
                    [Summary] => LIPA CITY — A total of 4,868 murder cases were reported from January to October this year, or an increase of two percent from the 4,780 documented cases during the same period last year, Sen. Loren Legarda said, citing police statistics.


The figures meant an average of 16 murder cases a day or one every 90 minutes during the 10-month period, according to Legarda, an official of the Citizens’ DrugWatch, an anti-crime monitoring group.


Legarda made the disclosure not long after two violent and highly publicized murder cases gripped the country.


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Ito ang inihayag kahapon ni Senator Loren Legarda base sa nakuhang police statistic. Lumalabas na sa nabanggit na figure masasabing 16 na murder cases ang nagaganap sa loob ng isang araw o isang insidente nang pagpatay sa loob ng 90 minuto.


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Inilipat si Matibag sa law department ng komisyon. Pumalit sa kanya sa EID si Velma Cinco. 


Sinabi ni Benipayo na ginawa niya ang hakbang dahil hindi siya nasisiyahan sa trabaho ni Matibag na laging huli sa paghahanda ng mga impormasyong may kaugnayan sa halalan. (Ulat ni Jhay Mejias)

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VELMA CINCO

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The figures meant an average of 16 murder cases a day or one every 90 minutes during the 10-month period, according to Legarda, an official of the Citizens’ DrugWatch, an anti-crime monitoring group.


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Sinabi ni Benipayo na ginawa niya ang hakbang dahil hindi siya nasisiyahan sa trabaho ni Matibag na laging huli sa paghahanda ng mga impormasyong may kaugnayan sa halalan. (Ulat ni Jhay Mejias)

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‘Probe Cinco killing anew’

April 16, 2002 - 12:00am

A Manila judge was asked to order another investigation on the ambush slaying of Commission on Elections (Comelec) information officer Velma Cinco for the accused to be able to prove his innocence. In a motion,...

Metro

2nd suspect in Cinco murder case escapes

February 15, 2002 - 12:00am

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said the second suspect in the ambush-murder of former Commission on Elections information chief Velma Cinco has passed the lie-detector test, the first of a series of...

Metro

2 Comelec workers bare cash offer to kill Cinco

December 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Two employees of the Commission on Elections have surfaced at the National Bureau of Investigation claiming they had been offered P100,000 each to kill deceased Comelec information chief Velma Cinco. According...

Metro

Benipayo denies link with NBI vs Matibag

December 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Alfredo Benipayo yesterday denied that he has a direct link to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and has ordered to pin down former Education and Information Department...

Metro

Vital witness sa Cinco ambus lumutang

November 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Inilabas na kahapon ng Task Force Cinco ng Western Police District ang cartographic sketch ng dalawang trigger men na umambus at nakapatay kay Commission on Elections information chief Velma Cinco noong nakalipas...

PSN Metro

Murder cases up 2% from January to October

November 25, 2001 - 12:00am

LIPA CITY — A total of 4,868 murder cases were reported from January to October this year, or an increase of two percent from the 4,780 documented cases during the same period last year, Sen. Loren Legarda said,...

Nation

4,868 murder cases sa loob ng 10 buwan

November 25, 2001 - 12:00am

Umaabot sa 4,868 ang bilang na naitalang kaso ng murder na naganap sa loob lamang ng sampung buwan ng taong kasalukuyan. Tumaas ito ng dalawang porsiyento o kabuuang 88 insidente kumpara sa 4,780 naitalang ganito...

PSN Metro

Comelec executive sinibak sa puwesto

April 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Tinanggal kahapon ni Commission on Elections Chairman Alfredo Benipayo sa puwesto ang hepe ng education and information division ng Comelec na si Atty. Angelina Matibag. Inilipat si Matibag sa law department ng...

Bansa