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Tuesday, April 08, 2008 |
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Only one kidnap case
in 1st quarter of 2008 |
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Police task force also boasts of arresting five
suspects for kidnapping
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By Maricel V. Cruz Reporter
The anti-kidnapping unit of the
Philippine National Police recorded
an almost complete turnaround in the trend of kidnap-for-ransom
cases this year, with only a single case reported during the first
three months of 2008.
The Police Anti-Crime and
Emergency Response (PACER) made that assessment in its 1st Quarter
Accomplishment Report submitted to Philippine National Police Chief
Director General Avelino Razon Jr.
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Filipinos to
resume work in Jordan after abuse row
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AMMAN: Jordan and the Philippines
agreed on Sunday to lift a two-month freeze on the employment of
Filipino household workers in the kingdom, following allegations
of abuse, which Amman has denied.
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MMDA needs 200
recruits
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To beef up its traffic force and
inject it with educated people, the Metropolitan Manila Development
Authority (MMDA) will be recruiting some 200 more traffic law
enforcers.
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Filipina slain in
Tokyo; suspect arrested
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The Department of Foreign Affairs
said Monday that the mutilated torso of a woman found in an
apartment in Tokyo’s Odiba district on Thursday, April 3, could be
a Filipina.
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Mrs. Marcos wants
EO 1nullified
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THE camp of former First Lady
Imelda Marcos is seeking to nullify Executive Order 1 issued by then
President Corazon Aquino, as they are set to file a complaint before
the Manila Regional Trial Court Tuesday.
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BF Homes protests
arrest of three of its guards
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Resident of BF Homes, Parañaque
on Monday complained about the alleged illegal operation conducted
by the Las Pinas police who arrested three security guards manning
their posts in various gates...
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Food for school
program must continue
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Two lady solons on Monday said
the country’s rice supply problem should not jeopardize the
government’s Food-for-School program, which serves hot meals to
schoolchildren or rewards them with a kilo of rice for every day...
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