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In a continuing bid to improve discipline and also to enhance the image of city cops, Senior Superintendent Benjardi Mantele, Caloocan City police chief, yesterday called for a "return to basics" among his men, particularly a re-reading of the police ethical doctrine.
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By Jerry Botial | August 26, 2003 - 12:00am
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