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/ 08:00 AM May 07, 2011

CALAMBA BUY-BUST

THE newly formed Multi-Agency Anti-Drug Task Force scored again after it arrested a suspected drug runner in a buy-bust operation in barangay Calamba, Cebu City last Thursday afternoon.

Police said suspect Jessie Nabua is the alleged drug runner of Bienvenido Baldesola.

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Members of the task force composed of agents of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau(CIB) of the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in Central Visayas (PDEA-7) transacted with Baldesola and Nabua.

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Police said Baldesola handed a pack of shabu to a poseur-buyer but sensed the presence of the police.

Police collared Nabua while Baldesola ran home.

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Police said Baldesola locked the door of his house before he jumped from a window and fled.

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Police said three small packs and a big pack of suspected shabu and the P500 marked money were recovered from Nubua’s possession.

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Last Wednesday night, the task force also arrested eight persons who were allegedly caught using shabu in Calamba. A woman was also arrested in barangay Camputhaw after packs of shabu were found in her house./CORRESPONDENT CHITO O. ARAGON

DEAD MAN IN NAGA

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THE body of an unidentified man was found in barangay Inayagan, Naga City, southern Cebu, early morning yesterday.

Police said the man had a gunshot wound in the face.

An empty shell of a .9mm pistol was recovered near the man’s body.

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Police are still investigating the incident./CORRESPONDENT GABRIEL C. BONJOC

TAGS: Crime, Illegal Drugs

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