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[Summary] => CEBU CITY The three accused in the 1988 killing of a son of a former city councilor, one of them a policeman, were acquitted last Friday.
Spared from a murder conviction in connection with the fatal shooting of Charlie Ravina, son of former councilor Arnolfo Ravina, were policeman Ceferino Tabay Jr., Eutiquiano Agudo Jr. and Antonio Tecson.
A fourth suspect, David Sadaya, had turned state witness.
All of the accused were members of the Kalihukan Alang sa Demokratikong Reforma, an anti-communist group.
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EUTIQUIANO AGUDO JR. AND ANTONIO TECSON
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Spared from a murder conviction in connection with the fatal shooting of Charlie Ravina, son of former councilor Arnolfo Ravina, were policeman Ceferino Tabay Jr., Eutiquiano Agudo Jr. and Antonio Tecson.
A fourth suspect, David Sadaya, had turned state witness.
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January 28, 2002 - 12:00am
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