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After months of dead silence, the Philippine government again mentions the name of fugitive and gaming tycoon Charlie “Atong” Ang.

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00:01After months of dead silence, the Philippine government again mentions the name of fugitive
00:05and gaming tycoon Charlie Atong Ang. Interior Secretary John Vic Remulia says Tuesday, October
00:1120, Ang might have left the country and used a backdoor exit. But the Justice Department
00:15believes the fugitive is still in the country. Justice Secretary Frederick Vida says Wednesday,
00:20October 21, there are no records of Ang leaving the country based on immigration records. Ang
00:26has a pending warrant of arrest from a Santa Cruz Laguna court due to kidnapping with homicide
00:31cases related to missing sabongeros or cockfighting enthusiasts. He has yet to be arrested since
00:36his warrants issuance in January. In February, the DILG raised the bounty for Ang's arrest to 20 million pesos.

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