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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY (AFP) A schoolboy kidnapped by gunmen in Maguindanao was reunited with his parents yesterday after a local mayor tricked the suspects into believing their ransom demand would be met.
The 11-year-old boy was seized by three armed men who barged into his classroom in Parang town last June 23, overpowering teachers and school staff who tried to stop them.
The kidnappers demanded a ransom of between P5 million and P10 million and threatened to harm the boy if his parents did not pay.
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[Summary] => Nabulilyaso ang tumataginting na P10 milyong ransom kapalit ng kalayaan ng isang 11-taong gulang na kidnap-victim na anak ng mayamang negosyante matapos na lansiin ng isang alkalde ang mga suspek dahilan para mabawi ang bata ng walang bayad at muntik pang ikadakip ng mga suspek sa rescue operation na isinagawa ng mga awtoridad sa lalawigan ng Maguindanao kahapon ng umaga.
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[Summary] => PARANG, Maguindanao The police and the military have tightened security in this municipality after its mayor and vice mayor both received extortion letters threatening to bomb populated areas if they refuse to shell out P2 million in "protection money" each.
Since 2000, more than 20 bombings have rocked this politically unstable town, home to some 30,000 Muslims and Christians.
Parang Mayor Talib Abo, chairman of the municipal peace and order council, said he was stunned to receive such an extortion letter.
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PARANG MAYOR TALIB ABO
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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY (AFP) A schoolboy kidnapped by gunmen in Maguindanao was reunited with his parents yesterday after a local mayor tricked the suspects into believing their ransom demand would be met.
The 11-year-old boy was seized by three armed men who barged into his classroom in Parang town last June 23, overpowering teachers and school staff who tried to stop them.
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Since 2000, more than 20 bombings have rocked this politically unstable town, home to some 30,000 Muslims and Christians.
Parang Mayor Talib Abo, chairman of the municipal peace and order council, said he was stunned to receive such an extortion letter.
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