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  • 5 days ago | globalnation.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

    MANILA, Philippines — Over US$1.36 million of the suspected ransom paid in the kidnap-slay case of Filipino-Chinese businessman Anson Que was cashed out through a Cambodia-based pay service, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said. The PNP previously said authorities traced the ransom money to the electronic wallets of casino junket operators White Horse Club and 9 Dynasty Group.

  • 5 days ago | globalnation.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

    MANILA, Philippines — Cash linked to the ransom in the kidnap-slay case of Filipino-Chinese businessman Anson Que was intercepted at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport on Friday night, leading to the arrest of nine foreigners and two Filipinos. Authorities caught the suspects allegedly transporting P441.92 million, US$168,730 and HKD 1,000 in their luggage, Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo, Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesperson, announced in a press conference at Camp Crame on Saturday.

  • 5 days ago | newsinfo.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

    MANILA, Philippines — Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Gen. Rommel Marbil has ordered the law enforcement agency to speed up filing and handling of cases against erring officers. This came a day after National Police Commission (Napolcom) Vice Chairperson Rafael Calinisan said the commission aims to clear its case backlog by the end of the year and expedite the processes to finish cases against cops for alleged misconduct within 60 to 90 days.

  • 5 days ago | newsinfo.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

    MANILA, Philippines — Sixteen cases against fake news filed by the Philippine National Police (PNP) so far are pending in courts. This was according to data from the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) shared by Public Information Office Chief Col. Randulf Tuaño at the Saturday News Forum in Quezon City. Article continues after this advertisement The cases were filed as early as the time of then-PNP Chief Gen.

  • 5 days ago | inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

    MANILA, Philippines — No threats were being monitored that would potentially disrupt the midterm polls, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said two days before election day. Over 163,000 personnel were already deployed by the police force to secure precincts across the country, PNP Public Information Office chief Col. Randulf Tuaño said at the Saturday News Forum in Quezon City. Article continues after this advertisement “We are ready.

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