China executes three Filipinos

[iwantmyboyfriend]

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way tay ma hems. maau kay ang china dli madala ug hangyo2x.. dapat ingon ana atong govt..

i know lisod giud ni esp sa mga nawad an ug family members.. let this be a lesson to all filipinos who are outside the philippines.. please d ta musugot anang pa dalhon2x ta ug miski unsa miski mga kaila pa na nato.. kay kamatayon raba ang bayad ani..

[Sand Man]

my condolences to the bereaved family of the three filipinos executed in china...that is their law... but how about the law of the philippines...i still remember the buy bust operation of PDEA in mandaue city, cebu of a big shabu laboratory (it is not drug trafficking but production of illegal drug). They are the drug lords and not the drug mules...what happened to the case now...if i'm not mistaken there are chinese or taiwanese nationals invoLved (more or less they are of the same species) and a hearsay supported by other big names in the philippine society...is the case on-going...what did our government do to the accused ...am i correct of what i've heard that the foreign nationals were just deported from our country, is that soThis is a big crime, much bigger that what the drug mules have committed...i hope justice is served.

whew..g execute nla atong 3 ka kababayan nag nag carry lng ug pla ka kilo na illegal drugs..

how about katong 8 ka Chinese nationals nga nadakpan way back 2004 nga nag manufacture jud ug shabu? remember atong mega drug lab sa mandaue nga g raid? nga nakuhaan ug 600+ ka kilo nga shabu dn nag worth ug 1.3billion pesos? wala na lng toy kwenta dri sa atoa? asa naman kron ang 8 ka Chinese nationals?

I remember that case very well....

... and these may come as a shock.

Mandaue warehouse owner in shabu lab case freed by RTC judge on P1.5-M bail

MANDAUE CITY, Cebu — One of the owners of the warehouse that was rented by operators of a shabu laboratory in barangay Umapad, this city was released from jail yesterday after the court allowed him to post a R1.5-million bail.

Businessman Richard Ong was released from the Mandaue City jail after Mandaue Regional Trial Court Judge Marilyn Yap allowed him to post bail, saying there was no strong evidence that could pin Ong to the alleged conspiracy among the suspects in establishing the clandestine shabu factory.

Judge Yap said there was no direct evidence that could pinpoint Ong as having direct knowledge that the warehouse he owned together with businessman Ng was used as a shabu laboratory by an international drug syndicate.

The judge further said that even Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Chairman Amado Marquez said his men did not see Ong visiting the laboratory during the period of their surveillance.

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6 years after raid, still no ‘mastermind’

Fire of undetermined origin gutted a warehouse in Mandaue City yesterday, destroying half of what used to be the largest shabu factory in Asia.

The warehouse, owned by the Ng family, was not totally burned due to the quick response of firefighters, who put out the blaze 20 minutes after it was reported in the early hours of Saturday, said fire investigator Cyprian Codilla.

The warehouse in barangay Umapad had been closed down and was being preserved as evidence in a court case after the place, which turned out to be a “mega shabu laboratory,” was raided by Manila-based anti-narcotics agents in 2004.

Codilla said the fire broke out at 12:03 a.m. at the left side of the warehouse.

Randy Pedroso, director of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) in Central Visayas, has asked the Mandaue City fire department to determine the cause of the fire.

The warehouse was supposed to have been secured by the police as part of evidence in the still unresolved case, he said.

Six years after the shabu laboratory was discovered, no Cebu mastermind or drug bosses have been identified or charged.

Two months after the 2004 raid, Calvin Tan, a Chinese national, who was identified as the alleged financier of the drug laboratory, was arrested in Hong Kong and extradited to the Philippines to face trial.

All 11 accused, including Tan, are now detained at the Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center (CPDRC).

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[leo_trams]

sa ubang nasud...execute ang drug offenders...ang sa ato, assassinate ang mga drug whistle blowers...

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