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[Summary] => CEBU CITY The alleged bagman in the payoff that allegedly resulted in the theft of 10 seized container vans containing smuggled rice from Singapore from the Cebu International Port showed up at the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) here to clear his name but succeeded only in issuing conflicting statements.
Winley dela Fuente, not Wendell as erroneously reported earlier, came with his brother Bobby to deny allegations made by three witnesses now in NBI custody.
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[Summary] => CEBU CITY The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) appears to be inching closer to finally solving the rampant smuggling of rice in Cebu and the recent murder of two Customs officials.
The glimmer of hope came when it took into its custody two port workers who claimed having helped spirit out, for a fee, two container vans that were part of a 10-van rice shipment from Singapore earlier seized by Customs.
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