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  1. Join Date
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    So Ruffa gets police protection for an imagined threat from a husband 7000 miles away....

    And we have an honest election poll watcher who gets shot in cold blood...
    http://www.gmanews.tv/story/46219/Ta...masidsing-slay

    Will someone please tell me who is more deserving of protection paid for by OUR TAXES?

    What is this society coming to. Someone pleeeease kick that hack actress and her nut mother out of the country...pllleeeeeeeeease....

    I'm soooo sick of them

    She wasn't bothering me at first, her drama might be good entertainment for those with no lives, but now, she's AFFECTING ALL OF US, by asking for publicly funded services for something totally unnecessary. Why can't she hire bodyguards???? Good Lord...

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    Also posted that in the showbiz chismax thread...

    Ang OA nila sobra.

    Ruffa, kids get police escorts

    By CECILLE SUERTE FELIPE
    The Philippine Star

    The Philippine National Police (PNP) has assigned three police escorts to actress-beauty queen Ruffa Gutierrez and her two daughters following “grave threats” from her Turkish husband Yilmaz Bektas over their separation.

    Chief Superintendent Romeo Hilomen, chief of the PNP Police Security Protection Office (PSPO), said three well-trained, skilled and capable police officers have been detailed to safeguard Gutierrez and her daughters, starting Thursday.

    “In granting her request for police security, we assume that he (Bektas) has the money to hire people in the Philippines to carry out the threat (against Gutierrez),” said Hilomen in an interview.

    Hilomen said Gutierrez’s request underwent assessment and evaluation before it was approved.

    When asked by The STAR why the PNP did not advise Gutierrez to hire private security escorts instead of getting police escorts since they have money, Hilomen said the deployment of police escorts to Gutierrez is only a temporary measure.

    “Hiring private security will be for the long term. So the deployment of police escorts to personalities like her will be temporary. Our police officers will assess and know in two or three months whether there is a need for continuous security,” he added.

    Gutierrez’s mother, Anabelle Rama, met with Hilomen as she fetched the three policemen from the PSPO headquarters inside Camp Crame in Quezon City yesterday.

    Hilomen vouched for the capability of his men to secure Gutierrez and her daughters round the clock. The policemen assigned to Gutierrez and her two daughters carry ranks ranging from SPO1 to SPO3 and have been in the police service for more than 10 years.

    “My men are ready to die for them,” Hilomen said in Filipino, speaking of the character of police officers he assigned to Gutierrez and her children.

    Hilomen refused to identify the police officers to prevent the “other party” from contacting them and buying their loyalty. He simply described the policemen as the officers who used to secure Muntinlupa Rep. Ruffy Biazon.

    According to Hilomen, Rama personally asked PNP chief Director General Oscar Calderon for security for her daughter and granddaughters.

    “General Calderon instructed me to look into the request and assess the threat. Considering that Bektas has the money and can pay even P1 million (to make good on his threat),” Hilomen said.

    In her letter, which carried a Royale ERA letterhead, Gutierrez, whose real name is Sharmaine Gutierrez, said: “I am writing to bring to your attention the grave threat to my person, as well as my two children, brought about by my husband Yilmaz Bektas, a Turkish national who carries (a) Liberation Diplomat passport.”

    “Knowing him, I am afraid for my safety and those of my two children,” Gutierrez wrote. “It is of this reason that I am requesting your good self to furnish me with police security detail for me and my kids.”

    Hilomen said the policemen assigned to Gutierrez will conduct their own assessments and come up with recommendations for their continuous assignment.

    Rama told Hilomen that the police escorts of Gutierrez and her daughters will be asked to go home after their functions. Hilomen said he cautioned her that the threat will not cease, even at night.

    “I told her (Rama) that they can ask my men to go home but they should not blame us if something happens to them while my men are away. She said she would tell it to her daughter,” Hilomen added.

    Gutierrez earlier said that she had been receiving death threats from her husband after she told various talk shows that she was tortured by Bektas. She said their worst fight occurred in February when Bektas beat her and locked her up in a closet. She said she escaped to the Philippines with their two daughters and is now finalizing plans to divorce Bektas.

    Bektas admitted to slapping Gutierrez but denied torturing her in February. He said he got mad after finding out that she had already been married to a certain Richard Daloia in 1999, four years before their marriage. He denied Gutierrez’s allegation that he had known about her previous marriage since the beginning.

    He also accused Gutierrez of kidnapping their children. “My children are United States citizens, not Filipino citizens, not Turkish citizens. I’m going to the United States embassy and also I’m gonna call in the States’ lawyers regarding (the) kidnapping (of) my children. Until this case is finished, I don’t want my children next to Ruffa,” he said in an interview.

    On Sunday Gutierrez told ABS-CBN’s “The Buzz” that she divorced Daloia in 2000 but failed to follow up on her petition because she did not have a lawyer. She said she went to Nevada with a lawyer earlier this month to follow up on her divorce petition.

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    If the PNP assigns security to a non-famous person under threat, the PNP gets no publicity.

    But if the PNP assigns security to a celeb under threat, it gets good publicity.

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    and 3 police officers aren't really of much help.

    I mean, if i am Yilmaz the rich kid, i can easily hire 6 people. 2 snipers with 50mm to take out the three, 3 to take the children and one as the driver. All done in less than 2 minutes.

    Take the children to a helicopter, fly them to a private airport where my Learjet is waiting for them, then take them out of the country. Bring them to Europe.

    Easy as a pie.

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    Naku Horsepower, pag nakita ni Ruffa post mo, baka magpadagdag lalo ng security. Baka equivalent ng PSG convoy ang irequest nya..

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    haaay... di na tumigil ang kaartehan ng babaeng yan...

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    Talaga naman. I wonder if ordinary people like us can get protection from the PSPO if we write Oscar Calderon a love letter.

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    Pinapakita ni Ruffa kay Bektas na "malakas" siya kay GMA, para he won't mess with her.

    I'm suprised that our government granted Ruffa's request. Ano? wannabe Paris Hilton? Wala kaya *** tape with Richard Daloria?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HIFI View Post
    Pinapakita ni Ruffa kay Bektas na "malakas" siya kay GMA, para he won't mess with her.

    I'm suprised that our government granted Ruffa's request. Ano? wannabe Paris Hilton? Wala kaya *** tape with Richard Daloria?
    what for, her old topless photos while partying already show what she's made of.

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    kakabwisit naman news na to...eto sayo ruffa

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horsepower View Post
    and 3 police officers aren't really of much help.

    I mean, if i am Yilmaz the rich kid, i can easily hire 6 people. 2 snipers with 50mm to take out the three, 3 to take the children and one as the driver. All done in less than 2 minutes.

    Take the children to a helicopter, fly them to a private airport where my Learjet is waiting for them, then take them out of the country. Bring them to Europe.

    Easy as a pie.
    .50cal. bossing. 50mm, patay lahat sila dyan.

    Boss ogpro, u got PM...

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    eto c ruffa showbiz masyado e, punta na lang sila sa Zimbabwe at dun magtago, gagawa ng kalokohan tapos ngayon parang kung cnong inaapi..
    what's worse is parang ewan tong gov't natin at nakikisawsaw pa, to the extent na gumastos. Sana totohanin lahat ni Yilmaz ang legal plans nya para matameme si Ruffa at Annabelle. Lumabas sa comercial ung mga anak, walang permission ni Yilmaz, pde ba un?

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    ....publicly funded services for something totally unnecessary. Why can't she hire bodyguards?...
    from what I know, the security detail from PNP or AFP that most VIP get is actually paid by the VIP... it is not tax money paying them. Technically, they get their sweldo from the VIP and not from the gov't... but I could be wrong

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    Guys, please watch the language. Knights Templar: you have PM.

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    Sobra nang kaartehan ng babaeng to, she considers herself a VIP, but most of us considers her VUP. (Very Unimportant Person)

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    I found out she’s still married to someone else. I’m finding out also she has a relationship in Philippines three months now. I give $5O,000 reward to anybody who can point this dishonorable man to me. Show his face.
    its time to go bounty-hunting!!!!

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    2.3M din yan

    Hanapin na natin baka mapunta pa sa iba.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nicolodeon View Post
    Guys, please watch the language. Knights Templar: you have PM.
    I'm very sorry for posting that word.

    Consider that one as my first and last warning.

    Again, I'm very sorry.

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    Got This From Bryanboy.com (i didn't wrote this)

    You have got to be kidding me.
    You have got to be kidding me.

    So tell me, why does Ruffa Gutierrez Bektas Daloia deserve THREE, FULL-TIME police officers to be on her beck and call as PERSONAL BODYGUARDS? I know she said her ex-husband Yilmaz threatened to "pay someone in the Philippines to kill" her but whatevs. Why should my -- and my fellow brown monkey's taxes -- go to someone like, well, Ruffa, who is synonymous to a swarovski AND (emphasis on the AND) cavalli lifestyle?



    I swear to god, Paris Hilton should ****ing move to my neck of the woods. Celebrity justice prevails here. It really shows how CRAP the government is. I thought I'd write this post after reading several blogs voicing their outrage over this ridiculous thing. Whatever happened to their tax evasion case? And now bigamy?

    I'm sure you're a nice person Ruffa (we've never met but you were like 3 feet away from me at an event and you were larger than life, overcompensating bling and all), but why, pray tell, should the public pay for YOUR security when you're the one who aired your dirty laundry in public? You are NOT a government official, you are NOT a public servant, you are NOT a witness in trial and you are certainly not a diplomat. I say get your OWN bodyguards if you are worried about safety and security. Sell your Elie Saab on eBay if you must. This is absolutely outrageous and a complete waste of taxpayers' money.


    Should the brown monkey republic shoulder the costs of Ruffa and Annabelle's security?

    Yes! Because they provide good entertainment
    Hell No! Isn't Annabelle the Queen of "Bling"?
    Hell No! Ruffa's "$17,000" Elie Saab gown should save her.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lion Prince View Post
    You have got to be kidding me.
    You have got to be kidding me.

    So tell me, why does Ruffa Gutierrez Bektas Daloia deserve THREE, FULL-TIME police officers to be on her beck and call as PERSONAL BODYGUARDS? I know she said her ex-husband Yilmaz threatened to "pay someone in the Philippines to kill" her but whatevs. Why should my -- and my fellow brown monkey's taxes -- go to someone like, well, Ruffa, who is synonymous to a swarovski AND (emphasis on the AND) cavalli lifestyle?



    I swear to god, Paris Hilton should ****ing move to my neck of the woods. Celebrity justice prevails here. It really shows how CRAP the government is. I thought I'd write this post after reading several blogs voicing their outrage over this ridiculous thing. Whatever happened to their tax evasion case? And now bigamy?

    I'm sure you're a nice person Ruffa (we've never met but you were like 3 feet away from me at an event and you were larger than life, overcompensating bling and all), but why, pray tell, should the public pay for YOUR security when you're the one who aired your dirty laundry in public? You are NOT a government official, you are NOT a public servant, you are NOT a witness in trial and you are certainly not a diplomat. I say get your OWN bodyguards if you are worried about safety and security. Sell your Elie Saab on eBay if you must. This is absolutely outrageous and a complete waste of taxpayers' money.


    Should the brown monkey republic shoulder the costs of Ruffa and Annabelle's security?

    Yes! Because they provide good entertainment
    Hell No! Isn't Annabelle the Queen of "Bling"?
    Hell No! Ruffa's "$17,000" Elie Saab gown should save her.


    Lion Pronce, I would suggest you stop using the word "brown monkey".

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