COUNTERFEIT CIGARETTES. Two individuals who were found in possession of counterfeit cigarettes were arrested in Sta. Cruz, Zambales on Wednesday (Oct. 27, 2021). They are now facing charges for violation of Section 155 in relation to Section 170 of Republic Act 8293, also known as the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (selling and transporting of suspected fake/counterfeit cigarettes). (Photo courtesy by Zambales PPO) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - Law enforcers arrested two persons who were found in possession of counterfeit cigarettes during an anti-criminality operation in Sta. Cruz, Zambales on Wednesday night. In a police report released on Thursday, Col. Romano Cardino, director of the Zambales Police Provincial Office, said the suspects were identified as Lino Medel, 47, a businessman, of Barangay Bamban in Infanta town; and Rosepel Pormento, 33, of Barangay Gaas-Guipe in Dasol town, both in Pangasinan. Cardino said the operation was conducted by the joint elements
The Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG) seized more than P32 million worth of fake cigarettes during an operation in Balagtas, Bulacan, on Sunday night. In his report to PNP chief General Guillermo Eleazar, CIDG chief Major Gen. Albert Ignatius Ferro said that four suspects, two of them Chinese,…
Former Target Washington Linked
Tuesday, 7th May 2019 13:52
Town are reported to be interested in signing Sheffield United striker Conor Washington with his contract with the promoted Blades up this summer.
Northern Ireland international Washington, 26, joined the South Yorkshiremen at the start of the season from QPR but made only four starts and 12 sub appearances during 2018/19 without scoring and seems certain to be released by the Blades.
According to the
EADT, Town are keen to add Washington, who joined QPR from Peterborough United for £2.5 million in January 2016, to their squad ahead of their 2019/20 League One campaign.
However, Chatham-born Washington, who is 5ft 10in tall, is likely to be of interest to a number of Championship clubs, who Town would almost certainly struggle to beat on wages given the £9 million impact of dropping into League One.