JOSE MORING

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                    [Title] => Mga boring nakasud sa Mandaue city jail
                    [Summary] => Mga babayeng nagbaligya sa ilang lawas gikatahong nakasulod na sa Mandaue City Jail hinungdan nga ang mga asawa padad-on na og marriage contract sa dili pa pasudlon sa conjugal visiting area.


Si Mandaue City Jail Warden Chief Insp. Jose Moring, miisyu sa maong kamanduan human tulo ka mga babayeng nagbaligya sa ilang lawas nasakpan nga misulod sa conjugal visiting areas bisan dili nila bana ang mga binilanggo.
 

                    [DatePublished] => 2006-10-03 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Bong  Soriano
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                    [Title] => Mandaue jail needs P2M to build fence
                    [Summary] => Jail officials in Mandaue City are asking the city government for P2.1 million for construction of a perimeter fence.


City jail warden Jose Moring informed Mandaue City Mayor Thadeo Ouano that the construction of the perimeter fence should be given immediate attention to prevent prisoners from escaping.


Moring said the present makeshift perimeter fence is made of barbed wire and rusting metal sheets standing just a little over five feet.


The Deparment of Interior and Local Government thinks the fence is weak and vulnerable to breaching and intrusion.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-07-07 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Jose P. Sollano
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                    [Title] => Shabu suspects can’t stay out of cell
                    [Summary] => CEBU — The 11 suspects arrested in a series of raids on shabu laboratories in Mandaue City last month have been barred from staying outside their prison cell.


Mandaue City jail warden Jose Moring has denied their request that they, like the other detainees, be allowed to step out of their cell from time to time. 


He said the 11 suspects are high-risk inmates so that their security should be tightened and that the food and other materials given to them should be scrutinized. 


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Mga boring nakasud sa Mandaue city jail

By Bong Soriano | October 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Mga babayeng nagbaligya sa ilang lawas gikatahong nakasulod na sa Mandaue City Jail hinungdan nga ang mga asawa padad-on na og marriage contract sa dili pa pasudlon sa conjugal visiting area. Si Mandaue City Jail...

Banat Balita

Mandaue jail needs P2M to build fence

By Jose P. Sollano | July 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Jail officials in Mandaue City are asking the city government for P2.1 million for construction of a perimeter fence. City jail warden Jose Moring informed Mandaue City Mayor Thadeo Ouano that the construction of...

Cebu News

Shabu suspects can’t stay out of cell

October 17, 2004 - 12:00am

CEBU — The 11 suspects arrested in a series of raids on shabu laboratories in Mandaue City last month have been barred from staying outside their prison cell. Mandaue City jail warden Jose Moring has denied...

Nation