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                    [Title] => CA affirms radioman killer's conviction
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The Court of Appeals in Cebu has affirmed the conviction of a police officer accused in the 2002 killing of a radio broadcaster in Pagadian City.

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                    [Title] => Journalist murder case  documents move to CA
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court Judge Ramon Codilla Jr. ordered his staff to transfer to the Court of Appeals the six-inch thick documents on the case of convicted policeman Guillermo Wapille after he appealed his conviction for the murder of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio.


Wapille, who was sentenced from 20 to 40 years imprisonment in November, claimed he was innocent to the May 13, 2002 killing of Damalerio, who was driving his jeep with two friends.


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                    [Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
                    [Summary] => The court yesterday denied the motion for reconsideration filed by former Pagadian City policeman Guillermo Wapille on his conviction for the murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio.


RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL – Maayong susihon
                    [Summary] => Unsa kahay nakaon ni Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center Teofilo Labating Jr? Wala man siya mokuha og permiso sa korte pagpabiyahe kang Guillermo Wapille, kadtong kanhi polis nga gikonbikto sa korte sa pagpatay sa peryodistang si Edgar Damalerio niadtong 2002 sa Pagadian.
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                    [Title] => BBRC warden explains Wapille's return to Mindanao
                    [Summary] => City jail warden Teofilo Labating Jr. explained that he decided to ship murder convict Guillermo Wapille back to Mindanao without an order from a Cebu City court for fear he would be held in contempt for refusing to comply with the order of a Pagadian City judge.


But Labating's assistant administrative officer, Nelver Lagutin, told The Freeman that before Wapille was transported back to Pagadian City, they have filed a motion asking Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla to allow them to bring back Wapille to Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => Murder convict transferred: Judge wants explanation
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla yesterday ordered Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center warden Teofilo Labating Jr. to explain why he failed to secure a permission before transporting murder convict Guillermo Wapille back to Pagadian City last December 14.

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                    [Title] => Cop pleads guilty, accomplice still free: Court convicts killer of editor
                    [Summary] => A former policeman has been convicted for the death of a Mindanao-based mediaman, which is only the third time since 1986, that the accused in the murder of a journalist was convicted.  

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                    [Title] => Damalerio killing: Ex-cop refuses to take witness stand
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The defense lawyers of a former policeman accused of killing Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio rested their case the other day without presenting the accused as a witness. 


"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There’s no need at all. It is not necessary that he testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. referring to his client, Guillermo Wapille, who refused to be presented as a defense witness.


Hermosisima said they respect his client’s refusal since it is his right. 


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                    [Title] => Wapille skips witness stand
                    [Summary] => The defense of the murder case against former policeman Guillermo Wapille yesterday rested its case without presenting the accused as witness.


"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There's no need at all. He may not testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima, Jr. on Wapille who refused to be presented as the defense witness. Hermosisima said they respected their client's refusal as it is his right.


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                    [Title] => Witness testifies Wapille didn't shoot Damalerio
                    [Summary] => The defense panel of the murder case filed against former policeman Guillermo Wapille for the alleged slay of Zamboanga journalist Edgar Damalerio presented yesterday a former seminarian who testified before the court that the accused didn't gun down Damalerio.
"When I saw Wapille, I knew he was not the gunman," Bernardo Regis told Regional Trial Court branch 19 after he narrated his visit to Camp Abelon to personally check how Wapille, who was currently detained there, looked like.


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Wapille, who was sentenced from 20 to 40 years imprisonment in November, claimed he was innocent to the May 13, 2002 killing of Damalerio, who was driving his jeep with two friends.


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                    [Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
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RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.


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But Labating's assistant administrative officer, Nelver Lagutin, told The Freeman that before Wapille was transported back to Pagadian City, they have filed a motion asking Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla to allow them to bring back Wapille to Mindanao.


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"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There’s no need at all. It is not necessary that he testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. referring to his client, Guillermo Wapille, who refused to be presented as a defense witness.


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"When I saw Wapille, I knew he was not the gunman," Bernardo Regis told Regional Trial Court branch 19 after he narrated his visit to Camp Abelon to personally check how Wapille, who was currently detained there, looked like.


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