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Police Superintendent Leonardo Felonia (rear, gray shirt), head of the Regional Intelligence Unit submitted himself to the National Bureau of Investigation with the help of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to clear his name after it was mentioned by a suspect in the killing of businessman Richard King last June 12.

TOP INTEL COP YIELDS

Police Superintendent Leonardo Felonia (rear, gray shirt), head of the Regional Intelligence Unit submitted himself to the National Bureau of Investigation with the help of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to clear his name after it was mentioned by a suspect in the killing of businessman Richard King last June 12. (John Rizle Saligumba/davaotoday.com)

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Read more about the article ComVal farmer, son forced as guides in military rebel hunt
Farmer and barangay leader Pedro Cadungog (left) of Maco, Compostela Valley with son Randil recounts how army soldiers forced them as guides in tracking the New People's Army last June 7, that resulted to them witnessing soldiers killed or injured from a detonated blast.

ComVal farmer, son forced as guides in military rebel hunt

“They made us guide them to where the NPA rebels are posting. They did not allow us to refuse,” said Pedro in vernacular. “I asked them if we will be put to danger, they said they are not sure and that would depend on whether the NPAs hit us.”

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Duterte urges rebels to engage in palm oil “joint venture” with Malaysian, Thai company

Mayor Rodrigo Duterte urged New People’s Army guerillas to “bury your guns, or hang it on a tree” and engage into a joint business venture with a Malaysian and Thai entity that is looking for a 100,000-hectare area to plant oil palm and sesame seeds plantation.

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