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Police zeroing in on love bug creator
MANILA, MAY 7. Philippine police today asked a lower court to
issue an arrest warrant against an individual suspected of having
created the ``love bug'' virus which caused havoc worldwide, the
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said.
The suspect had been placed under surveillance, the bureau said.
``We are still trying to have a warrant of arrest issued. We have
a suspect,'' Mr. Nelson Bartolome, chief of the NBI's anti-fraud
and computer unit, told AFP.
He said the suspect was under surveillance in a ``target area''
although the suspect's identity would not be released. ``We will
serve the warrant immediately, but there is no timeframe.
The virus, which originated in a Philippine Internet service
provider, appeared on Thursday and spread around the world in a
matter of hours via an e-mail with the message ``Iloveyou.''
- AFP
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