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Where's missing P17k? Carl Arnaiz slay case may be 'hulidap' - lawyer
Where's missing P17k? Carl Arnaiz slay case may be 'hulidap' - lawyer
Trishia Billones,
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 03, 2017 10:30 AM PHT
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Updated Oct 03, 2017 10:32 AM PHT
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MANILA - The killing of teenager Carl Arnaiz allegedly at the hands of policemen may be a case of "hulidap" wherein corrupt cops try to extort money from people in exchange for not filing cases against them, the Public Attorney's Office chief said Tuesday.
MANILA - The killing of teenager Carl Arnaiz allegedly at the hands of policemen may be a case of "hulidap" wherein corrupt cops try to extort money from people in exchange for not filing cases against them, the Public Attorney's Office chief said Tuesday.
Arnaiz, 19, was shot dead after he allegedly attempted to rob taxi driver Tomas Bagcal along C-3 Road in Caloocan last August 18.
Arnaiz, 19, was shot dead after he allegedly attempted to rob taxi driver Tomas Bagcal along C-3 Road in Caloocan last August 18.
PAO Chief Persida Acosta, who is assisting the Arnaiz family in seeking justice, said the teenager was not on the barangay's drug watch list and his death may be a result of a different modus of the police.
PAO Chief Persida Acosta, who is assisting the Arnaiz family in seeking justice, said the teenager was not on the barangay's drug watch list and his death may be a result of a different modus of the police.
Eva Arnaiz, the teen's mother, earlier told senators that she sent her son 17,000 pesos a day before he went missing.
Eva Arnaiz, the teen's mother, earlier told senators that she sent her son 17,000 pesos a day before he went missing.
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Acosta said the money went missing after the alleged robbery.
Acosta said the money went missing after the alleged robbery.
"May mga hulidap noon pa. May pera yan eh," she told ANC's Headstart.
"May mga hulidap noon pa. May pera yan eh," she told ANC's Headstart.
"Patawarin sila ng langit, nasaan na ang pera ni Carl? Bakit yung backpack wala nang lamang pera? Pati yung Lenovo na padala ng ina na cellphone, wala na, napalitan na ng mumurahing analog?"
"Patawarin sila ng langit, nasaan na ang pera ni Carl? Bakit yung backpack wala nang lamang pera? Pati yung Lenovo na padala ng ina na cellphone, wala na, napalitan na ng mumurahing analog?"
(There has been 'hulidap' way back. He had money. God forgive them, but where is Carl's money? Why wasn't the money in his backpack? Even the cellphone his mother sent was missing and was replaced with a cheap analog phone?)
(There has been 'hulidap' way back. He had money. God forgive them, but where is Carl's money? Why wasn't the money in his backpack? Even the cellphone his mother sent was missing and was replaced with a cheap analog phone?)
"Hulidap" is a slang term pertaining to incidents where law enforcers pretend to arrest criminals to be able to extort money in exchange for their freedom.
"Hulidap" is a slang term pertaining to incidents where law enforcers pretend to arrest criminals to be able to extort money in exchange for their freedom.
Two Senate witnesses on Monday claimed they saw Arnaiz being shot by Caloocan cops while he was on his knees. An earlier PAO investigation found that he was tortured and was slain "execution style" with an obvious intent to kill.
Two Senate witnesses on Monday claimed they saw Arnaiz being shot by Caloocan cops while he was on his knees. An earlier PAO investigation found that he was tortured and was slain "execution style" with an obvious intent to kill.
The office has filed double murder charges against the cops and Bagal and accused them of planting evidence. Acosta believes they have more than enough evidence to stand trial.
The office has filed double murder charges against the cops and Bagal and accused them of planting evidence. Acosta believes they have more than enough evidence to stand trial.
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Vatican reports on pope's condition are encouraging, says infectious disease specialist
Vatican reports on pope's condition are encouraging, says infectious disease specialist
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Published Feb 19, 2025 01:53 AM PHT
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Vatican reports on Pope Francis' health are encouraging, a leading Italian doctor said on Tuesday (February 18), after the Holy See said the pontiff had no fever, is eating, and can work.
Vatican reports on Pope Francis' health are encouraging, a leading Italian doctor said on Tuesday (February 18), after the Holy See said the pontiff had no fever, is eating, and can work.
The 88-year-old has been suffering from a respiratory infection for more than a week and was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on February 14.
The 88-year-old has been suffering from a respiratory infection for more than a week and was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on February 14.
Massimo Andreoni, professor of infectious diseases at the University of Rome Tor Vergata and scientific director of the Italian Society of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, said that to have a better idea of the response to treatment, it will be necessary to wait 24 or 48 hours.
Massimo Andreoni, professor of infectious diseases at the University of Rome Tor Vergata and scientific director of the Italian Society of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, said that to have a better idea of the response to treatment, it will be necessary to wait 24 or 48 hours.
The Vatican said on Monday (February 17) that doctors had changed the pope's drug therapy for the second time during his hospital stay to tackle a "complex clinical situation."
The Vatican said on Monday (February 17) that doctors had changed the pope's drug therapy for the second time during his hospital stay to tackle a "complex clinical situation."
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They described it as a "polymicrobial infection of the respiratory tract."
They described it as a "polymicrobial infection of the respiratory tract."
A polymicrobial infection is caused by two or more micro-organisms, and can be caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi.
A polymicrobial infection is caused by two or more micro-organisms, and can be caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi.
Francis, who has been pontiff since 2013, has had influenza and other health problems several times over the past two years.
Francis, who has been pontiff since 2013, has had influenza and other health problems several times over the past two years.
As a young adult he developed pleurisy and had part of one lung removed, and in recent times has been prone to lung infections.
As a young adult he developed pleurisy and had part of one lung removed, and in recent times has been prone to lung infections.
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