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December 20, 2000 |
Virac, Catanduanes |
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The Catanduanes Tribune Rawis, Virac Catanduanes, Philippines - 5001 Tel. No.: (052) 811-1267 or 811-2640 Fax No.: (052) 811-1267 E-mail:
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Publisher-Editor Edwin A. Gianan |
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Advertising- Circulation Manager Simeon G. Cueno |
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Web Master: Calgary, Canada |
Other News
PNP
nabs Cat'nes' No. 5 most wanted
A
combined team of operatives from Camp Francisco Camacho and the Baras
police station collared last week a construction worker who, before his
arrest, was No. 5 on the province's most wanted list.
Apprehended
by the team led by Chief Insp. Enrique Ramos was Joseph Torrecampo y
Soliveres, 25, married and a resident of barangay Nagbarorong, Baras. The
suspect was nabbed on the basis of a warrant of arrest issued by Regional
Trial Court Branch 43 Judge Romulo P. Atencia in connection with Criminal
Case 2752 for frustrated murder. Bail bond for his provisional liberty has
been set at P200,000.00.
Aside
from Chief Insp. Ramos, the other members of the arresting team from the
PNP headquarters were SPO3 Ernesto Torrecampo, SPO3 Eduardo Ternida, SPO2
Narciso de la Cruz, SPO1 Alex Sapla and PO1 Francis Tabo while those from
the Baras police were SPO2 Ricardo Tanael, PO2 Melchor 3Buban and PO2
Michael Rima.
In
similar news, two alleged drug users were arrested last week by Virac
police while an aide of Virac Mayor Jose U. Alberto II formally
surrendered to face a murder charge for the fatal stabbing of a Bato
policeman.
Last
December 13, SPO1 Roger Masagca and PO2 James Ronatay, accompanied by
Lanao barangay captain Sofio Mendoza and his barangay tanods, arrested
Liza Urbano y Arcilla on the strength of a warrant of arrest issued in
connection with Criminal Case 5282 for violation of Republic Act 6425,
otherwise known as the Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972 as amended.
On
the same day, traffic policeman SPO1 Noel Sunga handcuffed Urbano's
co-accused, Marlon Alejandro y Chavez, 44, married and a resident of
barangay San Pedro. Bail for their provisional liberty was set at
P60,000.00 each. The duo were among the six people caught in a police raid
recently on the residence of the late Virac Mayor Jorge S. Arcilla.
On
the other hand, accompanied by lawyer Angeles Velasco, murder suspect
Bernardo Tablizo y Pitajen, 43, married and a resident of barangay
Constantino, gave up to Virac police last week.
Tablizo
alleged stabbed six times Bato policeman SPO1 Gil Grageda, 47, last
November 24 near the residence of Tablizo's estranged wife, whom the cop
had just visited.
