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MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) has affirmed a life imprisonment sentence imposed by a court in Calamba City, Laguna on a man found guilty of possessing and trading shabu. In a resolution uploaded online on March 23, the SC found Angelo Jimenez guilty on two drug charges and ordered him to pay a fine of PHP800,000. In denying his appeal, the high court dismissed Jimenez's claim that it was improbable that he would immediately sell drugs to a policeman whom he just met during a buy-bust operation in Bay, Laguna in 2015. "On this score, it is settled that drug dealers are known to sell their goods even to strangers. Some of them ply their wares wherever prospective customers may be found. Drug pushers have, thus, become increasingly daring, dangerous, and openly defiant of the law," the SC said. The tribunal also turned down the accused's claim that the supposed confidential informant who tipped off police officers about his drug activities should have been presented as ....

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