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THIRTY-SEVEN individuals have sought the help of Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan after they allegedly lost millions to a woman who duped them into buying land owned by other people. The suspect, Glenda (real name withheld pending the filing of formal complaint), reportedly advertised the properties in Barangay Canjulao on Facebook Marketplace, offering staggered payments at enticing prices.Glenda initially sold lots for P3,000 per square meter, gradually increasing the price to P5,000. She claimed the lands were easily accessible and in a prime location, according to the Lapu-Lapu City Public Information Office. Eighteen of Glenda’s victims first went to the City Hall on Monday, Feb. 19. According to them, they lost a total of P4.8 million to Glenda. Another 19 individuals who fell victim to Glenda sought Chan’s help on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The City Hall has yet to determine the amount they allegedly lost to the seller.Glenda allegedly failed to provide proper deed of sale documents to the victims, some of whom reported being swindled as far back as 2022, with no refunds issued.The victims said Glenda worked with an accomplice named Mark. History Chan said Glenda and her accomplice could be charged with large scale estafa and with violating Republic Act 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, for their alleged fraudulent social media posts. The mayor also said that Glenda has a history of scamming people by selling lots that are not owned by her. He said a Lapu-Lapu City resident named Jasper (real name withheld) paid Glenda P1.2 million for a lot, only to find out that it was not registered under his name through the Register of Deeds. In 2023, Jasper approached Chan’s office to seek help.Although Glenda eventually returned Jasper’s money, Chan warned her not to repeat the illegal act.Meeting Chan invited Glenda and Mark (not his real name) to explain themselves on Monday, but only Glenda appeared.During the meeting, it was revealed that the land in question has a pending court case for title recovery. The City’s Register of Deeds confirmed no land is registered under Glenda’s name in Lapu-Lapu City.Chan instructed Glenda to return with Mark on Tuesday, Feb. 20, to give refunds to the victims. Failure to do so would result in legal action, the mayor told them. Lapu-Lapu City Information Officer Mark Anthony Bautista told SunStar on Wednesday, Feb. 21, that Glenda and Mark did not comply with the mayor’s instructions. Chan suspects the case may involve significantly more money as new victims continue to come forward. Complaints increased from 18 on Monday to 37 on Tuesday, with some traveling from as far as Tacloban City and Bohol.The mayor’s team believed that Glenda could have additional accomplices besides Mark, as there are more names in the deed of sale and other documents provided by the victims as evidence.The City Legal Office is gathering evidence to assist victims in filing affidavits.Some victims fear for their safety, alleging that the brother of one of the suspects, a police officer, is acting as a protector. Chan contacted the Police Regional Office 7 on Tuesday to investigate the officer’s status. He vowed to find everyone involved and warned the police officer that he would face charges if uncooperative. How can I play online casino in Philippines? Philippines THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT)

THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT) Can I use bet365 in Philippines? THE Department of Tourism (DOT) on Saturday, March 23, 2024, urged the public to patronize its accredited tourism enterprises amid the anticipated Holy Week exodus, as it warned against scams targeting tourists.In a statement, the DOT urged travelers to be cautious of unsolicited messages or offers, particularly from anonymous sources or unverified social media platforms or accounts, to avoid falling victim to scams aimed to victimize tourists such as fake accommodation, travel tickets, vacation deals, among others.“In view of the anticipated increase in travel activity during the forthcoming Holy Week observance, the Department of Tourism (DOT) wishes to remind the general public to travel wisely for a safe and more meaningful travel experience,” the agency said.It also reminded of DOT-accredited establishments that complied with the agency’s minimum standards, which were set to ensure quality operation of tourism facilities and services.The public may visit https://beta.tourism.gov.ph/accreditations/#dot-accredited for the nationwide list of accredited hotels, travel agencies, tour operators, and other tourism enterprises.Meanwhile, for travelers going abroad, the Bureau of Immigration reminded that the eTravel registration is free of charge amid reports that some passengers pay up to P5,000 for it."We advise the traveling public to be cautious and register exclusively on the official government website, or through the eGovPH application. 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THE Department of Tourism (DOT) on Saturday, March 23, 2024, urged the public to patronize its accredited tourism enterprises amid the anticipated Holy Week exodus, as it warned against scams targeting tourists.In a statement, the DOT urged travelers to be cautious of unsolicited messages or offers, particularly from anonymous sources or unverified social media platforms or accounts, to avoid falling victim to scams aimed to victimize tourists such as fake accommodation, travel tickets, vacation deals, among others.“In view of the anticipated increase in travel activity during the forthcoming Holy Week observance, the Department of Tourism (DOT) wishes to remind the general public to travel wisely for a safe and more meaningful travel experience,” the agency said.It also reminded of DOT-accredited establishments that complied with the agency’s minimum standards, which were set to ensure quality operation of tourism facilities and services.The public may visit https://beta.tourism.gov.ph/accreditations/#dot-accredited for the nationwide list of accredited hotels, travel agencies, tour operators, and other tourism enterprises.Meanwhile, for travelers going abroad, the Bureau of Immigration reminded that the eTravel registration is free of charge amid reports that some passengers pay up to P5,000 for it."We advise the traveling public to be cautious and register exclusively on the official government website, or through the eGovPH application. The eTravel registration process is absolutely free of charge," stated BI Commissioner Norman Tansingco.The BI said eTravel kiosks are also available in major international airports. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Can I use bet365 in Philippines? THIRTY-SEVEN individuals have sought the help of Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan after they allegedly lost millions to a woman who duped them into buying land owned by other people. The suspect, Glenda (real name withheld pending the filing of formal complaint), reportedly advertised the properties in Barangay Canjulao on Facebook Marketplace, offering staggered payments at enticing prices.Glenda initially sold lots for P3,000 per square meter, gradually increasing the price to P5,000. She claimed the lands were easily accessible and in a prime location, according to the Lapu-Lapu City Public Information Office. Eighteen of Glenda’s victims first went to the City Hall on Monday, Feb. 19. According to them, they lost a total of P4.8 million to Glenda. Another 19 individuals who fell victim to Glenda sought Chan’s help on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The City Hall has yet to determine the amount they allegedly lost to the seller.Glenda allegedly failed to provide proper deed of sale documents to the victims, some of whom reported being swindled as far back as 2022, with no refunds issued.The victims said Glenda worked with an accomplice named Mark. History Chan said Glenda and her accomplice could be charged with large scale estafa and with violating Republic Act 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, for their alleged fraudulent social media posts. The mayor also said that Glenda has a history of scamming people by selling lots that are not owned by her. He said a Lapu-Lapu City resident named Jasper (real name withheld) paid Glenda P1.2 million for a lot, only to find out that it was not registered under his name through the Register of Deeds. In 2023, Jasper approached Chan’s office to seek help.Although Glenda eventually returned Jasper’s money, Chan warned her not to repeat the illegal act.Meeting Chan invited Glenda and Mark (not his real name) to explain themselves on Monday, but only Glenda appeared.During the meeting, it was revealed that the land in question has a pending court case for title recovery. The City’s Register of Deeds confirmed no land is registered under Glenda’s name in Lapu-Lapu City.Chan instructed Glenda to return with Mark on Tuesday, Feb. 20, to give refunds to the victims. Failure to do so would result in legal action, the mayor told them. Lapu-Lapu City Information Officer Mark Anthony Bautista told SunStar on Wednesday, Feb. 21, that Glenda and Mark did not comply with the mayor’s instructions. Chan suspects the case may involve significantly more money as new victims continue to come forward. Complaints increased from 18 on Monday to 37 on Tuesday, with some traveling from as far as Tacloban City and Bohol.The mayor’s team believed that Glenda could have additional accomplices besides Mark, as there are more names in the deed of sale and other documents provided by the victims as evidence.The City Legal Office is gathering evidence to assist victims in filing affidavits.Some victims fear for their safety, alleging that the brother of one of the suspects, a police officer, is acting as a protector. Chan contacted the Police Regional Office 7 on Tuesday to investigate the officer’s status. He vowed to find everyone involved and warned the police officer that he would face charges if uncooperative.

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THIRTY-SEVEN individuals have sought the help of Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan after they allegedly lost millions to a woman who duped them into buying land owned by other people. The suspect, Glenda (real name withheld pending the filing of formal complaint), reportedly advertised the properties in Barangay Canjulao on Facebook Marketplace, offering staggered payments at enticing prices.Glenda initially sold lots for P3,000 per square meter, gradually increasing the price to P5,000. She claimed the lands were easily accessible and in a prime location, according to the Lapu-Lapu City Public Information Office. Eighteen of Glenda’s victims first went to the City Hall on Monday, Feb. 19. According to them, they lost a total of P4.8 million to Glenda. Another 19 individuals who fell victim to Glenda sought Chan’s help on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The City Hall has yet to determine the amount they allegedly lost to the seller.Glenda allegedly failed to provide proper deed of sale documents to the victims, some of whom reported being swindled as far back as 2022, with no refunds issued.The victims said Glenda worked with an accomplice named Mark. History Chan said Glenda and her accomplice could be charged with large scale estafa and with violating Republic Act 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, for their alleged fraudulent social media posts. The mayor also said that Glenda has a history of scamming people by selling lots that are not owned by her. He said a Lapu-Lapu City resident named Jasper (real name withheld) paid Glenda P1.2 million for a lot, only to find out that it was not registered under his name through the Register of Deeds. In 2023, Jasper approached Chan’s office to seek help.Although Glenda eventually returned Jasper’s money, Chan warned her not to repeat the illegal act.Meeting Chan invited Glenda and Mark (not his real name) to explain themselves on Monday, but only Glenda appeared.During the meeting, it was revealed that the land in question has a pending court case for title recovery. The City’s Register of Deeds confirmed no land is registered under Glenda’s name in Lapu-Lapu City.Chan instructed Glenda to return with Mark on Tuesday, Feb. 20, to give refunds to the victims. Failure to do so would result in legal action, the mayor told them. Lapu-Lapu City Information Officer Mark Anthony Bautista told SunStar on Wednesday, Feb. 21, that Glenda and Mark did not comply with the mayor’s instructions. Chan suspects the case may involve significantly more money as new victims continue to come forward. Complaints increased from 18 on Monday to 37 on Tuesday, with some traveling from as far as Tacloban City and Bohol.The mayor’s team believed that Glenda could have additional accomplices besides Mark, as there are more names in the deed of sale and other documents provided by the victims as evidence.The City Legal Office is gathering evidence to assist victims in filing affidavits.Some victims fear for their safety, alleging that the brother of one of the suspects, a police officer, is acting as a protector. Chan contacted the Police Regional Office 7 on Tuesday to investigate the officer’s status. He vowed to find everyone involved and warned the police officer that he would face charges if uncooperative., check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT) How can I play online casino in Philippines? . Read our full guide to find the 🎖️ best online casinos in Philippines for 2023! We discuss ▶️ welcome bonuses, games and the best PH online casino apps! here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

THIRTY-SEVEN individuals have sought the help of Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan after they allegedly lost millions to a woman who duped them into buying land owned by other people. The suspect, Glenda (real name withheld pending the filing of formal complaint), reportedly advertised the properties in Barangay Canjulao on Facebook Marketplace, offering staggered payments at enticing prices.Glenda initially sold lots for P3,000 per square meter, gradually increasing the price to P5,000. She claimed the lands were easily accessible and in a prime location, according to the Lapu-Lapu City Public Information Office. Eighteen of Glenda’s victims first went to the City Hall on Monday, Feb. 19. According to them, they lost a total of P4.8 million to Glenda. Another 19 individuals who fell victim to Glenda sought Chan’s help on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The City Hall has yet to determine the amount they allegedly lost to the seller.Glenda allegedly failed to provide proper deed of sale documents to the victims, some of whom reported being swindled as far back as 2022, with no refunds issued.The victims said Glenda worked with an accomplice named Mark. History Chan said Glenda and her accomplice could be charged with large scale estafa and with violating Republic Act 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, for their alleged fraudulent social media posts. The mayor also said that Glenda has a history of scamming people by selling lots that are not owned by her. He said a Lapu-Lapu City resident named Jasper (real name withheld) paid Glenda P1.2 million for a lot, only to find out that it was not registered under his name through the Register of Deeds. In 2023, Jasper approached Chan’s office to seek help.Although Glenda eventually returned Jasper’s money, Chan warned her not to repeat the illegal act.Meeting Chan invited Glenda and Mark (not his real name) to explain themselves on Monday, but only Glenda appeared.During the meeting, it was revealed that the land in question has a pending court case for title recovery. The City’s Register of Deeds confirmed no land is registered under Glenda’s name in Lapu-Lapu City.Chan instructed Glenda to return with Mark on Tuesday, Feb. 20, to give refunds to the victims. Failure to do so would result in legal action, the mayor told them. Lapu-Lapu City Information Officer Mark Anthony Bautista told SunStar on Wednesday, Feb. 21, that Glenda and Mark did not comply with the mayor’s instructions. Chan suspects the case may involve significantly more money as new victims continue to come forward. Complaints increased from 18 on Monday to 37 on Tuesday, with some traveling from as far as Tacloban City and Bohol.The mayor’s team believed that Glenda could have additional accomplices besides Mark, as there are more names in the deed of sale and other documents provided by the victims as evidence.The City Legal Office is gathering evidence to assist victims in filing affidavits.Some victims fear for their safety, alleging that the brother of one of the suspects, a police officer, is acting as a protector. Chan contacted the Police Regional Office 7 on Tuesday to investigate the officer’s status. He vowed to find everyone involved and warned the police officer that he would face charges if uncooperative. Can I use bet365 in Philippines? . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") 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The eTravel registration process is absolutely free of charge," stated BI Commissioner Norman Tansingco.The BI said eTravel kiosks are also available in major international airports. (TPM/SunStar Philippines)

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THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT) How can I play online casino in Philippines?

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