Foto's uit het dagelijks leven in Dumaguete city en Oriental Negros

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The Russians are coming?....



New viagra shipment....

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Problems met de dancefloor....soms gaan de power-supply's de pijp uit ....





Er werd liquid onder de dancefloor gevonden en waarschijnlijk vanwege het feit dat er wel eens klanten zijn die hun fles bier of glas meenemen op de dancefloor en dan zo dronken zijn dat de zaak op de dancevloer komt en de naden zijn niet waterproof....



Ok...fixed @ P2400 in die buurt....

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A Norwegian was allegedly the latest victim by a "salisi" gang in one of the lodging inns yesterday in Barangay Daro, Dumaguete City.

The victim was Trond Grinde, 63, single, of Mainit Bulak in Dauin, Negros Oriental.

In a text message sent by the Amigo Cops Negros Oriental Text Blast Project, the Dumaguete City PNP in an initial investigation report said on May 20, at early dawn there was an alleged theft incident in a lodging inn located in Barangay Daro, this city.

source: http://www.visayandailystar.com/2016/May/21/negor3.htm

Gebeurt altijd weer............
Initial police investigation disclosed that the victim went inside the said lodging house together with a male companion allegedly a gay person. He narrated to the police that the gay person offered him a girl. Within a few minutes the girl appeared and the gay person left the lodging house.

The victim said when they were having a drinking spree with the girl inside the room he fell asleep. When he woke up, he discovered that his silver necklace and P10,000 cash was missing and the girl was gone.

According the Amigo Cops NegOr Text Blast Proj, the theft and robbery operatives conducted immediately a follow-up operation with the recovery of the silver bracelet through the owner of the lodging inn.

The police warned the public to watch out of a modus operandi called "salisi" especially foreign and local tourists.*RG

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A rescue response team evaluates the dolphin that was stranded at the coast of Barangay Tabao Proper in Valladolid, Negros Occidental, yesterday* ( Glib Lirazan photo)

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The incoming mayor of Cebu City said yesterday he was offering bounties to police to kill criminals, deepening concerns of extrajudicial deaths under the rule of president-elect Rodrigo Duterte.

Mayor Tomas Osmeña said he would pay policemen P50,000 ($1,060) for each criminal they kill and P5,000 for each one they wound.

"If you kill a criminal in the line of duty, (you'll be rewarded), no questions asked. I'm there to assist the police, not to prosecute them," Osmeña told AFP by telephone.

"That is my purpose: to instill fear in the criminals. If they want to commit crimes, they get into war with me. I will see to it that they will be casualties."

Asked if such rewards might encourage vigilante killings, Osmeña said: "I'm not going to suppress vigilantes."

Osmeña's pledge comes after Duterte, the longtime mayor of southern Davao City, won the May 9 presidential elections in a landslide largely due to a controversial law-and-order platform headlined by a vow to kill tens of thousands of criminals.

Duterte vowed during the campaign to wipe out crime within six months by unleashing security forces with shoot-to-kill orders.

He said 100,000 criminals would die in his crackdown, and that so many bodies would be dumped in Manila Bay that the fish there would grow fat from feeding on them.

Since winning the election, Duterte also said he would bring back the death penalty, with hanging as his preferred method of execution.

Asked if he was following Duterte's example, Osmeña, a member of a powerful family and a former Cebu mayor, said: "I'm not encouraged by him. But I think he is doing the right thing."

Osmeña said the bounties would not come from government funds but he would not disclose their source.

He already gave a reward this week of P20,000 to a Cebu policeman, who wounded two robbers in a gun battle, Superintendent Oscar Monteroyo of the Cebu police civil relations office told AFP.

Duterte's spokesman, Salvador Panelo, said the incoming president would not allow extrajudicial killings, though he declined to condemn the bounties.

"Maybe, mayor Osmeña is just joking, attempting a new gimmick so that his administration will be popular. To each his own," Panelo said.*AFP

source: http://www.visayandailystar.com/2016/May/21/negor1.htm

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Mayor Osmena geeft een 1000 dollar reward.......

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Waarom maken ze die naden op de vloer dan niet waterdicht, dan heb je nergens geen last meer van.

Je drankje meenemen op de dansvloer vind ik toch wel een pre.

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