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Published August 4, 2021, 7:24 AM ZAMBOANGA CITY – Joint police and military forces have arrested a member of a syndicate who has ties with the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) and tagged as the primary suspect in the killing of a retired policeman more than a year ago in this southern port city. The Lamitan City Police Station identified the arrested suspect as Jimbo Taning Asani, an alleged member of a gun-for-hire and drug syndicate linked with the Basilan-based ASG bandits. Asani was arrested in an intelligence-driven warrant of arrest operation on Monday in Sitio Sayugan, Barangay Maganda, Lamit...