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    #21
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow3616931 View Post
    Naku pulis pa sila mangunguna sa negosasyon nyan pag aagawan pa nga yang kaso na yan... dami kikita ryan investigator/inspector, hepe, arresting officer, piskal, judge, baka pati clerk of court.
    bakit nga kaya ganyan sa pilipinas..

    it's more fun ing the philipines..

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    #22
    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    It's the tricky double-curve near the Polo Club that catches people though. May overhanging acacia pa that feels like it's going to rip your roof off if you get too close. I've seen a car stuck between that tree and the golf course wall some time ago.
    I thought the Fortuner i was driving last Saturday was going to hit that tree.

    McKinley is smooth now save for some potholes from diggings along the side lane.
    Last edited by vinj; April 24th, 2013 at 05:57 PM.

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    #23
    It's still horrible, especially heading toward edsa.
    Potholes, and the ever-present standing water that comes with those are slowly eating the asphalt. Effectively there's only one lane, unless you're willing to stake your undercarriage on it.

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    #24
    Sunglass Hut executive charged over ?hit-and-run?

    Sunglass Hut executive charged over ‘hit-and-run’

    Published on 23 April 2013 Hits: 1,056 Written by Severino Frayna
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    THE president of the largest international retailer of Oakley is facing criminal charges after he was involved in a road accident wherein a man was killed and another was injured.


    Makati Police chief Sr. Supt. Manuel Lukban Jr. identified the suspect as Rajiv Dargani, an Indian and president of Sunglass Hut, the retailer of world-renowned eyewear, Oakley.

    Lukban ordered the filing of criminal charges of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide and physical injury and abandonment against Dargani.

    The case stemmed from the vehicular accident involving Dargani on April 20 at 3:05 a.m. along the East bound lane of McKinley Road, Barangay Forbes Park, Makati City.

    The accident resulted in the death of motorcycle rider Henrix Bernardo, 31. His companion, Glenn Nacion Jr., 30, was hurt in the accident.

    According to the police report, Dargani, who was driving an Audi Sports Car bearing plate number JVV-88, left the victims lying on the road pavement after the incident.

    “This is a clear hit-and-run incident. That’s why we also charged him with abandonment,” Lukban said.

    Prior to the filing of the charges, the Makati police chief said that Dargani’s camp tried to settle with the victims.
    But Lukban said settlement is only applicable on civil liabilities.

    Ritchie A. Horario

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    #25
    For a road that passes through one of the, if not the, most exclusive and prosperous enclave in the Philippines, the traffic prone, pothole ridden, uneven and flooded (during typhoon season) road that is McKinley is a big disappointment.

    A fitting microcosm of the Philippines

    Last edited by 111prez; April 25th, 2013 at 09:27 AM.

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    #26
    porsche carrera pala iyong gamit ng nagkasala at mukhang nagka-ayusan na ang mga biktima at si dargani

    Indian in hit-and-run charged
    By Mike Frialde and Reinir Padua (The Philippine Star) | Updated April 25, 2013 - 12:00am

    Luxury car not under suspect’s name

    MANILA, Philippines - Police yesterday filed charges against an Indian-Filipino businessman who allegedly figured in a hit-and-run that killed a motorcycle driver in Makati City after he failed to surrender.

    Rajiv Ramesh Dargani, president of Sunglass Hut Philippines, was slapped with charges of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide, physical injuries and abandonment of one’s victim with the Makati prosecutor’s office, according to city police chief Senior Superintendent Manuel Lukban.

    Lukban said a representative of Dargani requested that police not directly file the case as he would surrender, but he failed to show up.

    Dargani was identified by witnesses as the driver of a luxury car that crashed into a motorcycle along McKinley Road at past 3 a.m. Saturday.

    He was driving along McKinley Road on his way home to Dasmariñas Village from the direction of the Bonifacio Global City when he allegedly overtook another vehicle and hit a motorcycle on the opposite lane.




    Motorcycle driver Henrix Bernardo died on the spot while his passenger, Glenn Nacion Jr., was critically injured, Lukban said.

    He added that after the accident, Dargani allegedly did not stop and instead drove to Dasmariñas Village. However, Dargani left the village and has not been seen since.

    Lukban said police officers went to Dargani’s house but neither he nor his car was there.

    He said the relatives of Dargani’s victims told police that they are not pursuing the case and have executed an affidavit of desistance.

    Porsche, not Audi

    The luxury car driven by Dargani was not an R8 Audi but a Porsche, a check with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) showed yesterday.

    The LTO said the black two-door Porsche Carrera was not registered under the name of the Indian-Filipino businessman. Its registered owner is a certain Joey Valencia of San Juan City based on LTO records.

    Its last registration was April 12 this year.

    Dargani’s name appeared twice on the LTO database of holders of driver’s license without his photo.
    Indian in hit-and-run charged | Metro, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

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    #27
    Real horror in McKinley...traffic!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Real horror in McKinley...traffic!!!
    You said it... gone are the days when the traffic there is just short and quick.

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    #29
    Dapat pala i-check din ni Kim Henares si Mr. Hit-n-Run. second rich kid it and run na yan these past few weeks ah. Baka magkasama na si Rajiv at Baldwin.

    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
    For a road that passes through one of the, if not the, most exclusive and prosperous enclave in the Philippines, the traffic prone, pothole ridden, uneven and flooded (during typhoon season) road that is McKinley is a big disappointment.

    A fitting microcosm of the Philippines

    Makati CBD is another fine example of bad roads. Premier district eh? Ganyan sila sa Makati indeed!

    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter View Post
    You said it... gone are the days when the traffic there is just short and quick.
    Nice pa naman to drive under the trees. Few roads in Manila have such trees overhanging.

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    #30
    are the rumors true? nakalabas ng bansa tong dargani.

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