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    Default Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places


    criminals beware coz the dirty harrys are here...lol =)

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    Ramon Tulfo
    Inquirer online

    With Sen. Alfredo S. Lim about to take over the helm as mayor of Manila, there are now three places in the country that have become very dangerous—for criminals and lowlife: Davao City, Cebu City, and the capital city.

    Davao City’s Rodrigo Duterte and Cebu City’s Tomas Osmeña have retained their position in their respective turfs. Duterte is the country’s second “Dirty Harry,” Lim being the original. Osmeña has copied from Duterte, dealing with his city’s underworld with much success.


    Davao City and Cebu, dubbed the “Queen City of the South,” have become very peaceful hence, more progressive, since criminals have left the two cities in droves and transferred to other places.

    Lim was the nemesis of criminals even when he was still a patrolman at the Manila Police Department back in the 50s. I covered Lim for many years as a reporter for another newspaper.

    Fred Lim’s unorthodox methods in dealing with notorious criminals have raised howls from human rights advocates, but received praises from the grateful residents he has served—those in Manila, where he was once the police chief; Quezon City and Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela) as superintendent of the Northern Police District; and the entire country, as director of the National Bureau of Investigation.

    So, if you want to live under safe conditions, why not try settling in Manila, Davao or Cebu?



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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    nice nice at least drug pushers will have a hard time in these cities

    it would have been better if LIm won the presidential election in the past it would surely make a differrence


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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    pero i still doubt naa gihapon mga crimes mahitabo sa 3 ka cities. pero all over, it will work after all...

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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    i wonder what happened to the vigilantes of cebu city..seems like they're gone. I hope they come back and annihilate those bigger fishes now that the small ones aren't that many anymore..

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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman
    i wonder what happened to the vigilantes of cebu city..seems like they're gone. I hope they come back and annihilate those bigger fishes now that the small ones aren't that many anymore..
    basin na hadlok sa mga human rights watchdog hehehe or the PNP finally step in due to pressures once in davao when gen matalino openly in public promise to stop vigilatism due to public out cry because of collateral damage and had a war of words with duterte the killings stopped for a while till both parties are in good harmony.

    Viilantes cant operate with impunity without the otherside or security forces shutting there eyes back, even in davao duterte is not superman he cant possibly annihilate the big fish nor the small times fish bad guys with out breaking the law openly and he must be in good terms with the PNP or security forces in the area to operate.

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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    Quote Originally Posted by DonHuxley
    nice nice at least drug pushers will have a hard time in these cities

    it would have been better if LIm won the presidential election in the past it would surely make a differrence


    korek ka dyan..

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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman
    i wonder what happened to the vigilantes of cebu city..seems like they're gone. I hope they come back and annihilate those bigger fishes now that the small ones aren't that many anymore..
    they are just in hibernation mode coz of the election season..they will surely be back if these crooks are pestering again =)

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    hahay... this would definitely add more to the headaches of 'human rights activists'

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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman
    i wonder what happened to the vigilantes of cebu city..seems like they're gone. I hope they come back and annihilate those bigger fishes now that the small ones aren't that many anymore..
    nawala to bai kay election man makadaot sa image ni Tomas, now that election is over i'll be expecting them again...

    btw daghan nasad tulis karon, just watched yesterday naa gitulis sa Mabolo...

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    Default Re: Manila, Davao, Cebu now safest places

    i think sa category lang ni nga highly urbanized city kay naa man mga cities nga mas peaceful pa ani nga mga syudad....like sa puerto princesa city...

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