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DENNIS ORDAME AND ADRIAN MAGBALOT

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14 EPD cops axed for illegal arrest, extortion

By Non Alquitran | April 5, 2014 - 12:00am

Fourteen police officers from the Eastern Police District (EPD) were relieved from their posts yesterday as part of an investigation of allegations that they illegally arrested seven Koreans and extorted P2.7 million...

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