Supreme Court MARTINEZ III WON IN ’07 RACE

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SALIMBANGON DURING DISTRIBUTION OF PHIL HEALTH CARDS SA MGA LESS FORTUNATE..

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BENHUR SALIMBANGON..EXTENDING HIS DISTRIBUTION OF PHIL HEALTH CARD ..

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thank you cong.benhur salimbangon for all the good things you brought out to cebu 4th district .

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NABASA KO LANG .....

Bogo bank robbery suspect back in jail

By Chito O. Aragon, Ador Vincent Mayol
Cebu Daily News First Posted 09:13:00 12/17/2009 Filed Under: Robbery and theft

A bank robbery suspect who surrendered to police three years ago was arrested for possession of an unlicensed firearm during a saturation drive in barangay Sambag Uno, Cebu City on Tuesday night.

A .45 caliber pistol, two magazines and 15 live ammunitions were recovered from Joel Sumabong, who was arrested in sitio Riverside along with Rey Arsenal alias Boy Siga.

Arsenal was arrested after two big packs packs of suspected shabu were recovered from his possession, said police.

Sumabong was previously charged with robbery in connection with the 2005 robbery of Land Bank in Bogo City.

Sumabong, who is out on bail, tagged former Bogo City Mayor Celestino “Tining” Martinez III as the mastermind in the robbery.

Martinez has denied the allegations.

Sumabong and Arsenal were brought to the prosecutor's office yesterday for the filing of charges against them.

During the inquest proceedings, Sumabong decided not to sign a waiver of detention which prompted Assistant City Prosecutor Noel Cellona to elevate the case before the Regional Trial Court.

Bail of P80,000 was recommended for his temporary liberty.

In an interview, Sumabong admitted his firearm was unlicensed.

Operatives of the Special Weapons and Tactics (Swat), led by Chief Insp. Arnel Banzon, conducted a saturation drive in barangay Sambag Uno and Dos on Tuesday night.

Police spotted a group of men having a drinking session about 11 p.m. in sitio Riverside.

Law enforcers approached the group and frisked them. This led to the discovery of the unlicensed firearm and suspected drugs.

Police said Arsenal is a level two drug pusher who is capable of disposing of not less than 200 grams of shabu a week.

Arsenal was previously arrested for drug charges but his case was dismissed, said police.

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nabasa ko lang............





Bogo ‘had own vigilante gang’



Friday, January 16, 2009

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BOGO had its own vigilantes when the town was under former mayor Celestino “Tining” Martinez III. He allegedly called it the “mayor’s squad.”
This was the revelation of Joel Sumabong, who faces a murder charge, when he took the witness stand yesterday.
Martinez has already denied keeping goons or the “mayor’s squad” when Sumabong first made the allegation before the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group.
Sumabong has also linked Martinez to the P9.4-million robbery of the Land Bank of the Philippines–Bogo branch.
No case was filed against Martinez.
Case
Sumabong was presented yesterday in a murder case he and Efren Beladas are facing, over the death of Alberto Tepait on May 28, 2005.
But Sumabong said a certain Boy Tagalog is behind the case.
Sumabong claimed he was privy to the plan since he was a close-in bodyguard of Martinez, a claim that Martinez has since denied.
Sumabong said he was hired to be an errand boy of the Martinezes in 2001. Part of the job was to gather people for the 2004 elections.
Assistant Provincial Prosecutor Jose Edwin Renegado objected that this part of the testimony was irrelevant.
Defense lawyer Leilani Trinidad Villarino explained she was merely laying the basis that would lead to Sumabong’s defense that he did not shoot Tepait.
Robbery
Sumabong claimed he was the leader of the mayor’s squad composed of co-accused Beladas, Dindo Ancero, Felix Albores and the group of Boy Tagalog, consisting of four men.
Beladas, Ancero and Sumabong are also facing a robbery in band case for the Land Bank robbery in Bogo.
In May 2005, Sumabong said that a neighbor approached him regarding the problem of Tepait’s wife Imelda, who was allegedly a battered wife.
Sumabong said he advised the neighbor to approach Martinez instead because he could not do anything to help.
Sumabong later learned that Imelda did approach Martinez, who allegedly ordered Tagalog to kill Tepait. It was Sumabong who told Tagalog through a text message that the mayor had an errand for him.
Sumabong described Martinez to be “fascinated” with the vigilantes of Cebu City. “With the many problems in Bogo, he wanted to follow Cebu City,” Sumabong said in Bisaya.
When asked why Tagalog was given the order to shoot Tepait, Sumabong said Martinez believed that he (Sumabong) was too we;;-known as the mayor’s close-in bodyguard to be involved in a murder.
Sumabong denied participation in Tepait’s murder.
When Sumabong’s allegations made headlines in 2005, Martinez said politics was behind it, with some political families out to destroy the Martinez name.
Martinez ran but lost in the May 2007 elections for a congressional seat against Rep. Benhur Salimbangon (Cebu, 4th district). The results of that election are still being disputed at the House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal. (JGA)
For Bisaya stories from Cebu. Click here.

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ABS CBN TV ANCHOR SUPPORT SALIMBANGON CANDIDACY

Not bursting your bubble and he has pictures of all politician that goes to the station.

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gipamahayag ba jud ni sir leo na support cya ni salimbangon?

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nabasa ko lang............




Bogo ‘had own vigilante gang’



Friday, January 16, 2009

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BOGO had its own vigilantes when the town was under former mayor Celestino “Tining” Martinez III. He allegedly called it the “mayor’s squad.”
This was the revelation of Joel Sumabong, who faces a murder charge, when he took the witness stand yesterday.
Martinez has already denied keeping goons or the “mayor’s squad” when Sumabong first made the allegation before the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group.
Sumabong has also linked Martinez to the P9.4-million robbery of the Land Bank of the Philippines–Bogo branch.
No case was filed against Martinez.
Case
Sumabong was presented yesterday in a murder case he and Efren Beladas are facing, over the death of Alberto Tepait on May 28, 2005.
But Sumabong said a certain Boy Tagalog is behind the case.
Sumabong claimed he was privy to the plan since he was a close-in bodyguard of Martinez, a claim that Martinez has since denied.
Sumabong said he was hired to be an errand boy of the Martinezes in 2001. Part of the job was to gather people for the 2004 elections.
Assistant Provincial Prosecutor Jose Edwin Renegado objected that this part of the testimony was irrelevant.
Defense lawyer Leilani Trinidad Villarino explained she was merely laying the basis that would lead to Sumabong’s defense that he did not shoot Tepait.
Robbery
Sumabong claimed he was the leader of the mayor’s squad composed of co-accused Beladas, Dindo Ancero, Felix Albores and the group of Boy Tagalog, consisting of four men.
Beladas, Ancero and Sumabong are also facing a robbery in band case for the Land Bank robbery in Bogo.
In May 2005, Sumabong said that a neighbor approached him regarding the problem of Tepait’s wife Imelda, who was allegedly a battered wife.
Sumabong said he advised the neighbor to approach Martinez instead because he could not do anything to help.
Sumabong later learned that Imelda did approach Martinez, who allegedly ordered Tagalog to kill Tepait. It was Sumabong who told Tagalog through a text message that the mayor had an errand for him.
Sumabong described Martinez to be “fascinated” with the vigilantes of Cebu City. “With the many problems in Bogo, he wanted to follow Cebu City,” Sumabong said in Bisaya.
When asked why Tagalog was given the order to shoot Tepait, Sumabong said Martinez believed that he (Sumabong) was too we;;-known as the mayor’s close-in bodyguard to be involved in a murder.
Sumabong denied participation in Tepait’s murder.
When Sumabong’s allegations made headlines in 2005, Martinez said politics was behind it, with some political families out to destroy the Martinez name.
Martinez ran but lost in the May 2007 elections for a congressional seat against Rep. Benhur Salimbangon (Cebu, 4th district). The results of that election are still being disputed at the House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal. (JGA)
For Bisaya stories from Cebu. Click here.

la man ni hinungdan. This witness is polluted. Under the Rules of Evidence, a testimony must not only be credible in itself but must come from a credible witness.

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Not bursting your bubble and he has pictures of all politician that goes to the station.

ok..no problem...ato lang tangtangon..