+ Follow Vo Van Duc Tag
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Three former officials of the Bureau of Immigration are now facing graft charges for allowing suspected international terrorist Vo Van Duc to leave the country in 2005.
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[Summary] => Inabsuwelto ng Department of Justice (DOJ) sa ka song administratibo si Immigration Associate Commissioner Teodoro Delarmente sa pagtakas ng hinihinalang teroristang si Vo Van Duc, isang Vietnamese noong 2005.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Department of Justice (DOJ) dismissed Friday an administrative complaint against three officials of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) for the allegedly anomalous release and deportation of a Vietnam-born American terrorist.
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Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez yesterday ordered four officials of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) led by Assistant Commissioner Jose Cabochan to explain why they should not be charged with graft in connection with their alleged involvement in the questionable deportation of Vietnamese-American and suspected terrorist Vo Van Duc.
Gonzalez issued the order to Cabochan, BI assistant commissioners Teodoro Delarmente and Roy Almoro and lawyer Alex Fernandez during a meeting Wednesday night. Fernandez is the brother and chief of staff of Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez.
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HABANG lumalalim ang investigation regarding sa ‘‘freedom for sale’’ na kinasasangkutan ng ilang bugok sa Bureau of Immigration nagkakaroon ng linaw kung sinu-sino ang mga nagsabwatan.
Isang testigo sa Department of Justice ang kumanta para malaman ang buong katotohanan kung no-si ang umalalay kay Vo Van Duc, Vietnamese-American citizen, na hinihinalang terorista para makatakas.
Sinasabing nakalabas ng Pinas si Vo Van Duc matapos iskortan daw sa NAIA ng ilang immigration officers.
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A Department of Justice fact-finding panel subpoenaed eight Bureau of Immigration officials to explain their side in the questionable deportation of two foreigners, including one who is an alleged terrorist wanted by the US government.
The panel is investigating why Chinese national Zhang Du and a Vietnamese, Vo Van Duc were deported. Vo is wanted in the United States for alleged terrorism while Zhang is currently on trial for kidnapping.
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A Department of Justice fact-finding panel subpoenaed eight Bureau of Immigration officials to explain their side in the questionable deportation of two foreigners, including one who is an alleged terrorist wanted by the US government.
The panel is investigating why Chinese national Zhang Du and a Vietnamese, Vo Van Duc were deported. Vo is wanted in the United States for alleged terrorism while Zhang is currently on trial for kidnapping.
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A group at the immigration bureau involved in illegal activities may turn out to be the "biggest and most organized crime syndicate" in Asia whose funds may "dwarf (that) of any terrorist group or drug cartel in the region," a lawmaker revealed yesterday.
"The most notorious and grossly appalling act of this syndicate is setting free terrorists, members or high-ranking bosses of international drug organizations and criminals who committed crimes against our people," Rep. Robert "Ace" Barbers said yesterday.
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A group at the immigration bureau involved in illegal activities may turn out to be the "biggest and most organized crime syndicate" in Asia whose funds may "dwarf (that) of any terrorist group or drug cartel in the region," a lawmaker revealed yesterday.
"The most notorious and grossly appalling act of this syndicate is setting free terrorists, members or high-ranking bosses of international drug organizations and criminals who committed crimes against our people," Rep. Robert "Ace" Barbers said yesterday.
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[Summary] => Three commissioners of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) were urged yesterday to go on leave to prevent them from influencing witnesses in a projected House inquiry into an alleged "freedom-for-sale" scam.
In making the appeal, Surigao del Norte Rep. Robert Ace Barbers, who exposed the alleged irregularity two days ago, told a news forum in Quezon City that "prudence and propriety dictate that they go on leave."
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Vo Van Duc
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Department of Justice (DOJ) dismissed Friday an administrative complaint against three officials of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) for the allegedly anomalous release and deportation of a Vietnam-born American terrorist.
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Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez yesterday ordered four officials of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) led by Assistant Commissioner Jose Cabochan to explain why they should not be charged with graft in connection with their alleged involvement in the questionable deportation of Vietnamese-American and suspected terrorist Vo Van Duc.
Gonzalez issued the order to Cabochan, BI assistant commissioners Teodoro Delarmente and Roy Almoro and lawyer Alex Fernandez during a meeting Wednesday night. Fernandez is the brother and chief of staff of Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez.
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HABANG lumalalim ang investigation regarding sa ‘‘freedom for sale’’ na kinasasangkutan ng ilang bugok sa Bureau of Immigration nagkakaroon ng linaw kung sinu-sino ang mga nagsabwatan.
Isang testigo sa Department of Justice ang kumanta para malaman ang buong katotohanan kung no-si ang umalalay kay Vo Van Duc, Vietnamese-American citizen, na hinihinalang terorista para makatakas.
Sinasabing nakalabas ng Pinas si Vo Van Duc matapos iskortan daw sa NAIA ng ilang immigration officers.
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A Department of Justice fact-finding panel subpoenaed eight Bureau of Immigration officials to explain their side in the questionable deportation of two foreigners, including one who is an alleged terrorist wanted by the US government.
The panel is investigating why Chinese national Zhang Du and a Vietnamese, Vo Van Duc were deported. Vo is wanted in the United States for alleged terrorism while Zhang is currently on trial for kidnapping.
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A Department of Justice fact-finding panel subpoenaed eight Bureau of Immigration officials to explain their side in the questionable deportation of two foreigners, including one who is an alleged terrorist wanted by the US government.
The panel is investigating why Chinese national Zhang Du and a Vietnamese, Vo Van Duc were deported. Vo is wanted in the United States for alleged terrorism while Zhang is currently on trial for kidnapping.
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A group at the immigration bureau involved in illegal activities may turn out to be the "biggest and most organized crime syndicate" in Asia whose funds may "dwarf (that) of any terrorist group or drug cartel in the region," a lawmaker revealed yesterday.
"The most notorious and grossly appalling act of this syndicate is setting free terrorists, members or high-ranking bosses of international drug organizations and criminals who committed crimes against our people," Rep. Robert "Ace" Barbers said yesterday.
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A group at the immigration bureau involved in illegal activities may turn out to be the "biggest and most organized crime syndicate" in Asia whose funds may "dwarf (that) of any terrorist group or drug cartel in the region," a lawmaker revealed yesterday.
"The most notorious and grossly appalling act of this syndicate is setting free terrorists, members or high-ranking bosses of international drug organizations and criminals who committed crimes against our people," Rep. Robert "Ace" Barbers said yesterday.
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In making the appeal, Surigao del Norte Rep. Robert Ace Barbers, who exposed the alleged irregularity two days ago, told a news forum in Quezon City that "prudence and propriety dictate that they go on leave."
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