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This, as the Rizal police admitted that they failed to gather evidence linking two arrested Indian nationals, Pankaj Komar and Penkej Jain, to the blast outside Rempson Supermarket that injured two firemen and destroyed about P1 million worth of property, including a number of stalls near the store.


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The suspect, Edward Espejon, 27, of Bicutan, Taguig, was reportedly with Indian nationals Pankaj Komar and Penkej Jain when they checked in at Gem’s Hotel along the Circumferential Road a day before the bomb explosion outside Rempson Supermarket in Barangay San Jose.


The hotel is just 600 meters from the grocery store, police said.


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PANKAJ KOMAR AND PENKEJ JAIN

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No evidence against two blast suspects

By Non Alquitran | September 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Investigators looking into last week’s bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City have shifted their probe to the brewing problem between the store’s management and stallholders. This, as the...

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3rd suspect nabbed in Antipolo explosion

By Non Alquitran | September 21, 2001 - 12:00am

Police looking into the bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City last Monday arrested a Filipino who allegedly aided the two arrested Indian suspects in their illegal activities in the country. The suspect,...

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