THE Department of Justice (DOJ) on Wednesday shrugged off the motion filed by the camp of businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang before the Regional Trial Court (RTC) in Sta. Cruz, Laguna, seeking to quash ...
The Department of Justice (DOJ) said Wednesday the criminal charges filed by the government against fugitive Charlie “Atong” Ang regarding the missing sabungeros (cockfighting enthusiasts) can ...
Police officers were sent to Cambodia to hunt down fugitive businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang, Interior Secretary Jonvic ...
MANILA – Police searching for Charlie “Atong” Ang have visited 18 locations in 20 days but have yet to locate the fugitive businessman.Still, Interior Secr ...
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Fugitive Atong Ang not in Cambodia; DILG believes he’s in PH
MANILA – Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Saturday said authorities ...
The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Sunday, February 8, expressed their appreciation for the cooperation and assistance ...
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Cambodia denies claim that Atong Ang is hiding in the country
The Cambodian government has refuted reports that businessman Atong Ang, who is wanted in the Philippines for his alleged ...
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Atong Ang manhunt: Police team sent to Cambodia, says Remulla
MANILA, Philippines — A team of police officers has been deployed to Cambodia to search for gambling tycoon Atong Ang, ...
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NAPOLCOM: Atong Ang tried to interfere in probe vs cops in missing sabungeros case
The National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) said Atong Ang attempted to interfere in its investigation into police officers ...
The Philippine National Police - Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) has received at least 40 information on ...
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Atong Ang: Cops fail to find gaming tycoon despite 6 raids
MANILA, Philippines — The camp of gaming tycoon Atong Ang has surrendered to the police five of the firearms registered under his name, even as the nationwide manhunt continues for the fugitive ...
GOVERNMENT officials said they believed that business tycoon-turned-fugitive Charlie “Atong” Ang is still in the Philippines, but acknowledged Thursday that they received intelligence reports that he ...
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