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June 24, 2011
Police confirms positive leads on Olea murder

Naga City (June 24, 2011) — More than a week after the slaying of Iriga City broadcaster Romeo Olea, the police has found positive leads that can hasten the resolution of the crime.

Naga City (June 24, 2011) — More than a week after the slaying of Iriga City broadcaster Romeo Olea, the police has found positive leads that can hasten the resolution of the crime.

This was revealed by Camarines Sur Police director Sr. Supt.Procopio Lipana, who heads “task force Olea,” during a Philippine National Police (PNP)-media dialogue held here.

"But investigators have to be given time to establish evidence against the suspects,”Lipana said.

June 16, 2011
Olea slay: top Bicolano crime fighters weigh in

(UPDATED) Naga City (June 14 2011) – Bicol has a crime-busting powerhouse in Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jesse Robredo, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima and Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) Chairman Dante Jimenez. They weigh in on the Olea ambush-slay.

(UPDATED) Naga City (June 14 2011) – Bicol has a crime-busting powerhouse in Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jesse Robredo, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima and Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) Chairman Dante Jimenez.

June 14, 2011
Another local mediaman killed

Camarines Sur (June 13 2011) – A local radio broadcaster was killed by unknown perpetrators early this morning causing fear that press freedom is under assault here.

Camarines Sur (June 13 2011) – A local radio broadcaster was killed by unknown perpetrators early this morning causing fear that press freedom is under assault here.

Romeo Olea, a radio reporter-announcer of DWEB-FM based in Nabua town, was declared dead on arrival at the Rinconada Medical Center because of gunshot wounds to the body.

June 14, 2011
Malacañang condemns killing of Bikol journalist

MANILA, Philippines (June 14 2011) - Malacañang condemned yesterday the "senseless" killing of a newsman in Camarines Sur.

MANILA, Philippines (June 14 2011) - Malacañang condemned yesterday the "senseless" killing of a newsman in Camarines Sur.

Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma asked the police to immediately resolve the ambush of Romeo Olea, a radio commentator of DWEB-FM in Nabua, Camarines Sur.

"We deplore the senseless killing of radio commentator Romeo Olea who was fatally gunned down this morning by still unidentified persons in front of the Holy Child Learning Center in San Jose, Iriga City," said Coloma.