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[Title] => Police tag frat in slay of 2 studes
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) tagged yesterday members of a fraternity called "Samahang Ilocano" as responsible for the kidnap-slaying of Baguio City students Gian Carlo Leung and Tihani Tingal last week.
Probers have established that revenge was the motive behind the murder of the two University of the Philippines-Baguio City students, through questioning members of the Beta Sigma fraternity, which Leung headed, and its rival, the Samahang Ilocano.
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At least one-third or 40,000 policemen in the 113,000-strong Philippine National Police (PNP) force have no service firearms, acting chief Deputy Director General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday.
Mendoza lamented yesterday that policemen not only have to worry about maintaining peace and order in the country, they also have to worry about guns and gas.
He said budgetary problems are preventing the PNP from procuring 9-mm. Berretta automatic hand guns.
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GIAN CARLO LEUNG AND TIHANI TINGAL
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Probers have established that revenge was the motive behind the murder of the two University of the Philippines-Baguio City students, through questioning members of the Beta Sigma fraternity, which Leung headed, and its rival, the Samahang Ilocano.
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Mendoza lamented yesterday that policemen not only have to worry about maintaining peace and order in the country, they also have to worry about guns and gas.
He said budgetary problems are preventing the PNP from procuring 9-mm. Berretta automatic hand guns.
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