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/ 08:25 AM November 06, 2012

Rape raps

Airman First Class Marlo Bocog is facing charges of rape at the Lapu-Lapu City Prosecutor’s Office after parents of a minor filed a  rape case against Bocog.

Bocog, who’s based at the Benito Ebuen Airbase, was accused of raping a 15-year-old girl whom he allegedly abducted. The parents had been looking for the girl since October 30. Police found them near the Bocog’s house in Sudtungan in Nov. 1.

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Bocog, however, denied the allegations against him. He claimed that the girl decided to live with him.  But the girl denied Bocog’s claims and said the Air Force man forced and threatened her./Correspondent Norman Mendoza

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Lost bike

A 48-year-old man lost his motorcycle worth P52,000 to thieves in Mandaue City.

Julito Cabantan of purok Manga, barangay Cambaro, Mandaue City told police that he went to a friend’s house in the area and parked his Honda XRM motorcycle beside Jewell Building at 8:30 a.m. When he returned at 11:30 a.m., his motorcycle was already gone.

He also lost his P1,900 cellphone which he left in his motorcycle’s U-box.

Police were still investigating the incident./Correspondent Fe Marie Dumaboc

Hit and run

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Police arrested a 69-year-old Swedish national last Sunday after he was accused of  sideswiping a woman and left her hurt in  in barangay Pooc, Talisay City road.

Berglund  Hans Johna Ame was arrested after barangay tanods located him in Talisay City after he hit Gleceria Mapili, 54, along the road in barangay Biasong as he was driving his Toyota Revo.

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Berglund also failed to present a driver’s license to police. He’s detained at the Talisay Police Station pending the filing of charges./Correspondent Gabriel C. Bonjoc

TAGS: Crime, Police, Rape, robbery

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