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/ 07:46 AM August 02, 2012

2 MEN NABBED FOR DRUGS

TWO men  were arrested in separate drug buy-bust operations in Lapu-Lapu and Mandaue cities on  Tuesday night.

 
Rolly Augusto, 27, was arrested in barangay Maribago, Lapu-Lapu after he allegedly sold two packs of suspected shabu worth P300 to a poseur buyer.

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His companion, Reynaldo Gareon, eluded arrest.

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Augusto is in the police list of drug suspects involved in selling drugs, said Chief Insp. Conrado Manatad, chief of police station 2.

 
Seized from Augusto were one small pack of suspected shabu, three rolled tinfoil and  P300 cash used as buy-bust money.

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Next to fall was Henry Bacasmas, who allegedly sold a pack of suspected shabu to a policeman posing as a buyer in barangay Basak, Mandaue.

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Senior Insp. Wilson Abot, chief of the Basak police, said the arrest came after they received several reports that Bacasman was  selling drugs.

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Six more sachets of suspected shabu and P920 cash were recovered from Bacasmas’ possession, said police./CORRESPONDENTS NORMAN V. MENDOZA AND FE MARIE D. DUMABOC

TAXI CATCHES FIRE IN LAPU

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A TAXICAB caught fire  in barangay Ibo, Lapu-Lapu City last Tuesday afternoon.

 
Judy Cañete, driver of Ken taxi, and his three passengers escaped unharmed.

 
One of the passengers was an amputee who was just discharged from the  Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center in Cebu City where they were picked up by the taxi.

 
The taxi was traveling in sitio Takan around 4 p.m. when smoke started coming out from under the hood.

 
Cañete and his passengers hurriedly got down.

 
With the  help of  an airport security guard, the driver used a pail of water to try to put out the fire  but the flames continued to spread.

 
A fire truck of  barangay Mactan arrived and put out the fire.

 
Property damage was pegged at P60,000.

 
FO2 Atelano Berido, fire investigator, said an electrical short circuit in the vehicle  may have caused the fire./CORRESPONDENT NORMAN V. MENDOZA

2 ARMED MEN ARRESTED IN TALISAY

TWO armed men were arrested in barangay Tabunok, Talisay City, southern Cebu.

 
Police said a .38 revolver was seized from Ronald Villanueva, 25, of barangay Poblacion, Talisay.

 
Villanueva’s companion, Robert Abatayo, 21,  yielded a bladed weapon.

 
A background check on the two men will be conducted, said police.

 
The two men were arrested by PO2 Roy Lofranco and PO1 Edwin Campomanes who were on  patrol duty at dawn yesterday.

 
They spotted the two men  acting suspiciously.

 
After frisking, the  two men were found to be armed with a handgun and  bladed weapon.

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Charges will be filed against the two men, said police./CORRESPONDENT GABRIEL C. BONJOC

TAGS: Fire, Firearms, shabu, taxi

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