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Bank messenger in
qualified theft loses job

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Dumaguete City police foiled Thursday an attempt by a bank messenger to keep for himself the money he was supposed to deposit in another bank in Dumaguete.

City police chief, Supt. Leopoldo Cabanag, said Pablicito Paclauna, 43, a messenger of Merchant Bank located at Real Street, made it appear that he was held up at about 10 a.m. near the MetroBank Dumaguete Branch. He claimed that hold-uppers took the P182,000 in cash he was carrying.

Police, however, said that during tactical interrogation, they learned that Paclauna had made false statements in alleging that he was held up and boxed in the stomach by the robbers.

CAO ANOMALIES
VM hits dismissal
of ‘whistle-blower’

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Whistle-blowers are not exempted from the consequence of what they report if they are found guilty of committing corrupt practices themselves, Dumaguete City Councilor Alan Cordova said yesterday.

Cordova, a member of the committee tasked to probe alleged anomalous transactions at the city farmstead, was reacting to the statements of Vice Mayor Woodrow Maquiling scoring the recommendation for the dismissal of whistle-blower Melito Cataylo, as “unfair, unjust and unconstitutional”.

Cops corner snatcher
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The positive identification of a suspect and the timely response of the police resulted in the arrest of a snatcher who had just victimized a Korean national Thursday evening, police city chief, Supt. Leopoldo Cabanag, said yesterday.

Hye Ryun Seong, a Korean national studying at Silliman University in Dumaguete reported to the police minutes after she was held up in Barangay Bantayan.

She said the suspect carted away her passport, P7,420 in cash, a play station, Sim cards, several IDs, and other personal belongings.

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