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[Summary] => Pasig City Mayor Vicente Eusebio offered yesterday a P20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the citys urban poor officer who allegedly gypped millions of pesos from housing applicants since 1999.
Eusebio also ordered Superintendent John Sosito, the local police chief, to exhaust all means to arrest the suspect, Arlene Alcantara, who went into hiding after her victims filed multiple estafa cases against her.
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Daza, who heads the City Councils Committee on Urban Poor Affairs and author of the ordinance against toy guns, warned all traders and owners of shopping malls to stop selling the banned toys or suffer the penalties.
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Eusebio also ordered Superintendent John Sosito, the local police chief, to exhaust all means to arrest the suspect, Arlene Alcantara, who went into hiding after her victims filed multiple estafa cases against her.
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Daza, who heads the City Councils Committee on Urban Poor Affairs and author of the ordinance against toy guns, warned all traders and owners of shopping malls to stop selling the banned toys or suffer the penalties.
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