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	&ldquo;We need to check documents like passports that they used in renting these vehicles,&rdquo; police chief adviser Pol General Panya Mamen said Thursday.&nbsp;</div>
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	Recordings from security cameras show two suspects, whose pictures have been released to the public.&nbsp;</div>
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	&ldquo;We have received tip-offs from people who think they saw these suspects. We are verifying their information,&rdquo; Panya said.&nbsp;</div>
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