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[Title] => Palace names 2 top NBI officials to same post
[Summary] => Two heads are not always better than one, at least not in the case of the assistant directorship of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) where two top officials found themselves appointed to the same post by Malacañang.
NBI Special Investigation Service (SIS) Deputy Director Lolito Utitco is scheduled to take his oath before Justice Secretary Hernando Perez today, barely 24 hours before acting NBI assistant director Fermin Nasol takes his before President Arroyo Tuesday.
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[Title] => NBI now has suspect in missing shabu bags
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation now has a suspect in the disappearance of 7.37 kilos of shabu from its evidence laboratory. Though NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco declined to identify who their suspect is, he said the suspect is now being closely investigated.
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[Title] => Next NBI chief an insider?
[Summary] => At four to one odds, chances are an insider may be the next National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director.
Sources said four of five nominees submitted by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to the NBI post are insiders.
The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.
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[Title] => NBI officer’s wife named to tribunal
[Summary] => Angelina Sandoval-Gutierrez has become the eighth woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court.
Gutierrez, 62, replaces controversial former Justice Fidel Purisima, who retired on Oct. 27.
The new SC justice was with the Court of Appeals in the last nine years. She is married to National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez.
This is the first time that three lady magistrates will sit at the High Court simultaneously, with Gutierrez joining incumbent Justices Minerva Gonzaga-Reyes and Consuelo Ynares-Santiago.
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIEGO GUTIERREZ
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NBI Special Investigation Service (SIS) Deputy Director Lolito Utitco is scheduled to take his oath before Justice Secretary Hernando Perez today, barely 24 hours before acting NBI assistant director Fermin Nasol takes his before President Arroyo Tuesday.
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Sources said four of five nominees submitted by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to the NBI post are insiders.
The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.
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Gutierrez, 62, replaces controversial former Justice Fidel Purisima, who retired on Oct. 27.
The new SC justice was with the Court of Appeals in the last nine years. She is married to National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez.
This is the first time that three lady magistrates will sit at the High Court simultaneously, with Gutierrez joining incumbent Justices Minerva Gonzaga-Reyes and Consuelo Ynares-Santiago.
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January 8, 2001 - 12:00am
