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[Summary] => A lotto teller gagged herself and loosely tied her hands to make it appear that a hold-up man took P92,000 from the outlets earnings last Nov. 3 in Marikina City.
However, Jeda Rose Calumba, 31, was arrested Tuesday and her "holdup" scheme foiled when she failed a polygraph test in Camp Crame, along with her cousin, Lea Prondo, 27, who yielded P33,000 of the loot.
Senior Superintendent Felipe Rojas Jr. said Calumba admitted her crime after intense grilling by police investigators. She did not say though what drove her to commit the crime.
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However, Jeda Rose Calumba, 31, was arrested Tuesday and her "holdup" scheme foiled when she failed a polygraph test in Camp Crame, along with her cousin, Lea Prondo, 27, who yielded P33,000 of the loot.
Senior Superintendent Felipe Rojas Jr. said Calumba admitted her crime after intense grilling by police investigators. She did not say though what drove her to commit the crime.
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By Non Alquitran | November 6, 2003 - 12:00am
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