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    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    Real life experience here. May tumawag sa bahay at nun sinagot ng anak ko, ang sabi ay naaksidente daw kami ng mrs ko at naka bungo daw ng mayaman na intsik. Basag daw mukha ng wife ko at putok ang labi ay may bulak sa bibig. Kinausap ng anak ko ang 'mommy' kaso hindi klaro ung sinabi kasi nga injured ang bibig. Kaso nanagalog ang 'mommy' eh we use our native tongue sa bahay so ayun buking.
    Ayos bro.! The advantage of speaking a different "language".....



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    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    Real life experience here. May tumawag sa bahay at nun sinagot ng anak ko, ang sabi ay naaksidente daw kami ng mrs ko at naka bungo daw ng mayaman na intsik. Basag daw mukha ng wife ko at putok ang labi ay may bulak sa bibig. Kinausap ng anak ko ang 'mommy' kaso hindi klaro ung sinabi kasi nga injured ang bibig. Kaso nanagalog ang 'mommy' eh we use our native tongue sa bahay so ayun buking.
    Pinagaaralan ng sindikato ang background ng family di ba? Di nya napagaralan yun

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    ...reminds me of the movie "windtalkers"...

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    Think like a terrorist, thief, burglar, robber, kidnapper or a con artist when assessing weaknesses and vulnerability. If you can, do some security exercises with your household helpers and family members.

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    Test Drive Threat

    Scene of the crime: Carnappers pose as buyers who will test drive the car you’re selling--and later steal it at gunpoint.

    Plan of attack: Faux buyers respond to your "car for sale" ad and ask for a test drive. So, of course, you accompany them. Later, they drive the car to a secluded area where they force you out at gunpoint.

    Defense mechanism: To avoid this carnapping trap, it’s best to let a seasoned used car dealer handle the sale. If you want to sell the vehicle yourself, you dictate the test driving route and bring along one or two companions. If the "buyers" balk at this, then you should refuse to let them take your car for a ride. We also suggest discreetly taking photos of all potential buyers before you go on a test drive. This way, if they turn out to be thieves, you’d have something the police could use to hunt them down. (ncrpo)

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    Lesson learned in Vietnam and Afghanistan



    If you did not drop it,
    Don't pick it up.


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    Get to know your police chief and members of the police station in your area. Write down the station’s emergency hotline number in a place you can easily see in case you will need police advise or assistance. Use your police force – they are ready, willing and able to keep you, your family and your neighborhood safe and sound. (PNP)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    Get to know your police chief and members of the police station in your area. Write down the station’s emergency hotline number in a place you can easily see in case you will need police advise or assistance. Use your police force – they are ready, willing and able to keep you, your family and your neighborhood safe and sound. (PNP)
    In our case, all hotlines are saved on our cellphones and we texted it to each family member.

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    "Happiness Is A Warm Gun"...



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    Verify the identity of callers at your gate before opening the door. Use peepholes provided on gates and doors for this purpose. Should the stranger be a repairman, electrician or the like, verify his identity by calling the service office. (PNP)

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    If you and your family are possible targets of kidnapping, avoid falling into predictable routines such as travel routes to and from the office, and departure and arrival schedules.(PNP)

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    tsikoteers, take note of this MO at NAIA--

    'Laglag bala' victimizing passengers in NAIA? http://feeds.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/...assengers-naia

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    tsikoteers, take note of this MO at NAIA--

    'Laglag bala' victimizing passengers in NAIA? http://feeds.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/...assengers-naia
    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    tsikoteers, take note of this MO at NAIA--

    'Laglag bala' victimizing passengers in NAIA? http://feeds.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/...assengers-naia
    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.

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    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.
    me too.. biruin mo 500 petot lang ang hiningi nila sa biktima. ang cheap huh. di pa nilakihan. but seriously another safety tips sa airport kapag may bilining expensive items sa abroad like watch, bag, leather jacket etc.., alisin na ito sa box. kung maari gamitin na. target yan ng mga kawatan sa tax.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.

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    Yup nakita ko yan sa news. Grabe kasama nang ugali. Tsaka hindi biro ang bala sa airport ha.
    me too.. biruin mo 500 petot lang ang hiningi nila sa biktima. ang cheap huh. di pa nilakihan. but seriously another safety tips sa airport kapag may bilining expensive items sa abroad like watch, bag, leather jacket etc.., alisin na ito sa box. kung maari gamitin na. target yan ng mga kawatan sa tax.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimbon View Post
    me too.. biruin mo 500 petot lang ang hiningi nila sa biktima. ang cheap huh. di pa nilakihan. but seriously another safety tips sa airport kapag may bilining expensive items sa abroad like watch, bag, leather jacket etc.., alisin na ito sa box. kung maari gamitin na. target yan ng mga kawatan sa tax.

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    me too.. biruin mo 500 petot lang ang hiningi nila sa biktima. ang cheap huh. di pa nilakihan. but seriously another safety tips sa airport kapag may bilining expensive items sa abroad like watch, bag, leather jacket etc.., alisin na ito sa box. kung maari gamitin na. target yan ng mga kawatan sa tax.
    Not really, most removed boxes to save on luggage space and weight. No taxes if personal use, Kahit gaano pa kamahal

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    according to a taxman interview i heard over the radio, anything bought outside the country, and entering the country, is taxable. it is just that, the decision-makers choose not to impose taxes, but only up to a point... beyond which, questions on decency start getting asked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Not really, most removed boxes to save on luggage space and weight. No taxes if personal use, Kahit gaano pa kamahal
    i know walang taxes kapag personal use. pero kapag napag-tripan si pasahero ng airport immigration, kahit pa tama ang katwiran ni pasahero, nagiging baluktot ito. trust me, I got this info from my travel agency. kwento mismo ng mga client nila

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Not really, most removed boxes to save on luggage space and weight. No taxes if personal use, Kahit gaano pa kamahal
    i know walang taxes kapag personal use. pero kapag napag-tripan si pasahero ng airport immigration, kahit pa tama ang katwiran ni pasahero, nagiging baluktot ito. trust me, I got this info from my travel agency. kwento mismo ng mga client nila

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    tsikoteers, take note of this MO at NAIA--

    'Laglag bala' victimizing passengers in NAIA? http://feeds.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/...assengers-naia
    Putek yung DOTC, may investigation pa eh dami ng biktima ng racket na 'to. Dapat mga hinyupak na yan palunin ng bala ng kanyon at ipasok sa x-ray machine. Mga taong gobierno talaga, bigyan mo ng trabaho, gagawa at gagawa ng kabalastugan, konti na lang matino.

    If i am the victim specially yung amboy na kinulong pa nila, i surely will sue this mader facker and include the NAIA & DOTC managements. Once na sampa na kaso, get an assasin para ipatumba na agad mga kawatan. Mura lang killers para mga hinayupak na 'to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    Putek yung DOTC, may investigation pa eh dami ng biktima ng racket na 'to. Dapat mga hinyupak na yan palunin ng bala ng kanyon at ipasok sa x-ray machine. Mga taong gobierno talaga, bigyan mo ng trabaho, gagawa at gagawa ng kabalastugan, konti na lang matino.

    If i am the victim specially yung amboy na kinulong pa nila, i surely will sue this mader facker and include the NAIA & DOTC managements. Once na sampa na kaso, get an assasin para ipatumba na agad mga kawatan. Mura lang killers para mga hinayupak na 'to.
    LOL bro macsd. i don't like trillanes but i love his measure increasing substantially the salaries of overworked but underpaid government employees (especially yung tumutugis ngayon sa kabundukan ng davao sa mga taong nag kidnap ng tatlong foreigners at ang isang filipina sa samal).

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    Hindi man lang nakonsensya ang mga hinayupak na nakulong nang wala namang kasalanan ang isa nilang biktima dahil may prinsipyo at ayaw magbayad ng 3k... Sinibak lang daw sa pwesto yung mga suspect pero dapat dun pinakulong...

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