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The enforcers were fired under the agencys one-strike policy against personnel caught "sleeping on the job" or not attending to their respective responsibilities while on duty.
Among those sacked were Rommel Abuda, Adrian Betcher, Ramil Bueno, Evan Catamora, Jimmy de la Cruz, Michael John Haldos, Alfedo Llasos, Allyson Lobo and Dominic Macaraeg.
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