Bloody end for Alvin Flores Gang

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PNP chief Director General Jesus Verzosa earlier formed a Special Investigation Task Group to spearhead the hunt for Flores who was tagged as the leader of the fake policemen who stormed the Rolex Store inside Greenbelt 5.

Verzosa said they expect incidents of robbery–holdups to go down with the killing of Flores. He said a fifth suspect who was wounded and captured by lawmen during Thursday night’s shootout is cooperating with investigators.

“It’s unfortunate he (Flores) got killed since he could have given us more information,” he said.

Verzosa said the P510,000 reward for the capture of Flores will go to an informant whose name was withheld for security reasons.

P510,000 reward for the capture

"The P500,000 was set by the Department of Interior and Local Government while the P10,000 was given by Lt.Col. Alvin Flores."

According to Northern Mindanao police director Chief Supt. Danilo Empedrad, Lt. Col. Alvin Flores denied any connection to the wanted Alvin Flores.

"The Cebu encounter came barely four hours after a military official, a namesake of Flores, surfaced at the office of Northern Mindanao police director Chief Supt. Danilo Empedrad to clear his name."

Of course, anyone would do that.

The P10,000 from Alvin Flores means he really wanted the other Alvin Flores out.

But other officials wanted information first before any killing.

Sino ba talaga ang nakadale sa Alvin Flores Gang?

Kasi ang balita dito sa Cebu, NBI lang ang nakalaban ng Alvin Flores Gang? Ang gulo naman ng mga impormasyon.

cebuanong dako wrote:

Sino ba talaga ang nakadale sa Alvin Flores Gang?
Kasi ang balita dito sa Cebu, NBI lang ang nakalaban ng Alvin Flores Gang? Ang gulo naman ng mga impormasyon.

Oh?

NBI lang ang nag operate dun. Humingi lang pabor PNP chief kay NBI director para di mapahiya at kunyari joint ops. Pinagbigyan naman.

tekla wrote:

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i think nabasa ko this issue the other day. i read that a local mayor somewhere in pamapnga province is the ring leader of this gang.

"Pangasinan" not Pampanga.

cebuanong dako wrote:

Sino ba talaga ang nakadale sa Alvin Flores Gang?
Kasi ang balita dito sa Cebu, NBI lang ang nakalaban ng Alvin Flores Gang? Ang gulo naman ng mga impormasyon.

The NBI only!

kill them all

tekla wrote:

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di ba ang PANGASINAN malapit yan sa BAGUIO CITY? what is the dialect in pangasinan? parang baguio din ba o ilocos din ba o ilocano yata yon?

Ilocano is different from pangalatot. Don't they call that pangalatot?

Why? What is the relevance of language here?

Jane,

As news stories come out about various gangs it seems the PNP has quite a bit of intelligence on their operations yet are not able to make arrests until a shootout occurs. The Rolex store was just bad timing on the gangs part. Otherwise it would have been reported by the PNP that they know who they are, where they are but not why arrests are not being made.

tekla wrote:

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you are so idiot. language plays a big role in human's life. dont be so stoopid jane. your name ABAO is probably ilocano.
panggalatok????????? arent they from linggayen gulf? i think they are not so famous people. i never heard a panggalatok in my life. how do they sound and how do they look like. i think de venecia the kurakot pandak is a panggalatok.

They sound and look like; Fernando poe Jr, Gloria Romero, Fidel Ramos, and many more high military and government officials. They are good looking people to match their namesakes which are; gonzalez, ramirez, peres. pangalatot or pangalatok to you is a way for the ilocanos to mock or ridicule the pangasinan dialect.

Ilocano speaking filipinos inhabits about 1 third of pangasinan province. their ancestors were from the ilocos province. About 1 third mainly northern tarlac province are also ilocano speaking people and the southern speaks tagalog.

Gloria Romero is from Manini, Panasinan. kurakot is kurakot as anyone who kurakot and you sond like one of the miserable idiot.

what wrote:

Ilocano speaking filipinos inhabits about 1 third of pangasinan province. their ancestors were from the ilocos province. About 1 third mainly northern tarlac province are also ilocano speaking people and the southern speaks tagalog.

I agree with you. Where I stay in Pangasinan while in the country, I have met many Ilocanos. Ilocano is not limited to Norte and Sur. LaUnion is also Ilocano. Most just speak Tagalog. Keeps things simpler, except for me, lol.........

D Truth wrote:

<quoted text>I agree with you. Where I stay in Pangasinan while in the country, I have met many Ilocanos. Ilocano is not limited to Norte and Sur. LaUnion is also Ilocano. Most just speak Tagalog. Keeps things simpler, except for me, lol.........

Truth is ilocanos also lives in Isabella, Cagayan, Nueva Viscaya, and Manila. Oh dont forget Hawaii and California. LOL!

what wrote:

<quoted text> Truth is ilocanos also lives in Isabella, Cagayan, Nueva Viscaya, and Manila. Oh dont forget Hawaii and California. LOL!

Some of the nicest people I have met in Pangasinan are from Candon, Ilocos Sur. Good people!!

Tekla,

Google this! Your posts are off topic and nonsense!

Google this! Thorazine or Lithium.........

Haha! I love you all!

I've been entertained reading all your posts since the pangalatot thing.

tekla wrote:

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hay naku, gloria romero is full blooded ilocano. google her name and you will find one of her early movies was MANANG BIDAYYYYYY ka dyan
Gloria Arroyo is also panggalatok. all panggalatok politicians are the most corrupt in da pelepens.
fidel raMOS DESTROYED DA PELEPENS AND SO IS THE GIRL FROM TARLAC called coracoid.
google pangasinan and the internet says the language there is ilocano and panggalatok is only minority. you will also read that pangasinan belongs to ILOCANDIA REGION or REGION I meaning they are ilocanos and not pangggalaatokkkkkkkk as in masakit ang BATOKKKKKK.

I think you may be right about Gloria Romero being a Ilocano despite her hometown in Mabini, Pangasinan. And yes it may be that those who speaks pangasinan dialect are in the minority.