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J.C. Frial, the lawyer of businessman Willy Keng, said Maritime policemen acted illegally when they intervened on behalf of the Matatag Mining Corp. (MMC), which wanted to load the iron ore on a carrying vessel against the interests of the real owner. 


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No less than Chief Superintendent Reynor Gonzales, director of the Philippine National Police (PNP) Narcotics Group (NarcGroup), made the admission when asked to comment on the alleged links between a Hong Kong drug triad and local drug lords.


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Raps poised vs cops over near shootout at harbor

October 22, 2005 - 12:00am

A businessman is preparing to file criminal charges against members of the Maritime police who engaged operatives of the Manila Police District in a near shootout last Thursday over iron ore stockpiled at the North...

Metro

NarcGroup head admits they don’t have enough

By Christina Mendez | September 7, 2001 - 12:00am

The country’s drug enforcers do not have the resources nor the capability to determine if Chinese crime syndicates indeed operate in the country. No less than Chief Superintendent Reynor Gonzales, director...

Headlines