+ Follow CADAR HADJI SALAM Tag
CADAR HADJI SALAM
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[Title] => P5 M could silence my accuser - Boratong
[Summary] => Alleged Pasig City shabu flea market operator Amin Imam Boratong claimed the root cause of his trouble with his brother-accuser is P5 million.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Drug den suspect, accuser are brods - witness
[Summary] => A witness said Thursday that alleged Pasig City shabu flea market operator Amin Imam Boratong and his accuser are brothers.
[DatePublished] => 2008-11-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Complainant offers to advance Palao’s expenses
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The complainant in the kidnapping with murder charges filed against government witness Samer Palao has offered to pay in advance the P204,000 intended for his and his escorts’ travel expenses from Pasig City to the provincial jail in Lanao del Sur.
In his order dated Oct. 6, Judge Santos Adiong, of Lanao del Sur Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 8, said complainant Piangne Hadji Salam volunteered to advance the money for the speedy commitment of Palao to the provincial jail.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Budget sought for transporting witness in shabu ‘tiangge’ case
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Police handlers of a government witness in the shabu "tiangge" case are seeking a P204,000 budget to comply with a court decision to have him locked up at the provincial jail of Lanao del Sur.
Senior Superintendent Francisco Uyami Jr., Pasig City police chief, said the budget covers expenses to secure Samer Palao in the trip to Marawi City, where he is facing kidnapping with murder charges.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Judge orders shabu ‘tiangge’ witness jailed
[Summary] => A judge in Marawi City has ordered law enforcers handling government witness Samer Palao, a kidnapping for ransom suspect, to commit him to the provincial jail of Lanao del Sur.
"(You) are hereby directed to transport the living body of the accused to the provincial jail of Lanao del Sur for proper commitment," said Judge Santos Adiong in a one-page order dated Sept. 20.
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[Title] => Shabu tiangge witness not credible, says trader
[Summary] => Government witness Samer Palao faces a string of criminal cases and should not be taken seriously by police probers, according to trader Amin Imam Boratong, whom the former accused of operating the dismantled shabu "tiangge" in Pasig City.
Boratong said the latest case against Palao was the July 6 kidnap and murder of his brother-in-law, identified as Cadar Hadji Salam, in Lumba Bayabao, Lanao del Sur.
‘"He killed an innocent man without reason and an iota of provocation," the trader said.
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