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                    [Summary] => Kuratong Baleleng II?


The wife of one of 12 alleged kidnap gang members reportedly slain in a shootout with policemen in Pangasinan on Friday insisted yesterday that it was a rubout.


Stella Ngawit, 32, claimed that her husband Dante was tortured by the police before he was killed.


Ngawit said her husband had been stabbed in the throat and his neck bore a hack wound. His ears were also swollen, she said.


Apart from the knife wounds, Dante also reportedly had bullet wounds in the chest, the abdomen and  forehead.


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                    [Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — Provincial police director Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Mendoza ruled out yesterday a possible rubout in the killing of 12 suspected members of a notorious kidnap-for-ransom gang in Alcala town last Friday.


Mendoza said all rules of engagement were followed after a van carrying members of the Bagis Gang was flagged down by police manning a checkpoint in Barangay Laoac.


"Unfortunately, this happens all the time. Whenever our officers execute a plan well, people always conclude that it was a rubout," he lamented.


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BONG VILLAPANDO AND JUANITO VILLAR

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The wife of one of 12 alleged kidnap gang members reportedly slain in a shootout with policemen in Pangasinan on Friday insisted yesterday that it was a rubout.


Stella Ngawit, 32, claimed that her husband Dante was tortured by the police before he was killed.


Ngawit said her husband had been stabbed in the throat and his neck bore a hack wound. His ears were also swollen, she said.


Apart from the knife wounds, Dante also reportedly had bullet wounds in the chest, the abdomen and  forehead.


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Mendoza said all rules of engagement were followed after a van carrying members of the Bagis Gang was flagged down by police manning a checkpoint in Barangay Laoac.


"Unfortunately, this happens all the time. Whenever our officers execute a plan well, people always conclude that it was a rubout," he lamented.


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Kin of slain kidnap suspects cry salvage

By Artemio Dumlao | February 11, 2002 - 12:00am

Kuratong Baleleng II? The wife of one of 12 alleged kidnap gang members reportedly slain in a shootout with policemen in Pangasinan on Friday insisted yesterday that it was a rubout. Stella Ngawit, 32, claimed...

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Cops rule out rubout in slay of 12 kidnap gang suspects

By Eva De Leon | February 10, 2002 - 12:00am

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — Provincial police director Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Mendoza ruled out yesterday a possible rubout in the killing of 12 suspected members of a notorious kidnap-for-ransom gang in Alcala...

Headlines