Pananambang sa convoy ng Dominguez brothers, hindi raw gawa-gawa ayon sa QCPD

Dalawang lalaki, patay sa magkahiwalay na pamamaril

6 killed in robbery, shootout in Panabo

MANILA -- Six people, including a police senior inspector, were killed and another was injured in a robbery and shootout in Panabo City on Tuesday afternoon.

Southern Mindanao regional police spokesperson Senior Inspector Gretchin Cinco said two robbers, aboard a motorcycle, swooped down at Yidong Agri Supply at Purok Avocado in Cagangohan village around 1 p.m.

The store is owned and operated by a Filipino-Chinese businessman, Leo Apalie.

Cinco said the robbers, including one Dexter Marcellones, shot and killed the store's security guard and driver – Edgar Mocos and Allen Jones Polo, respectively – and wounding warehouseman Darios Pilitos.

She said Panabo City policemen immediately responded to the scene but the suspects opened fire at the lawmen upon arrival, killing Senior Inspector Rene Angelo Alampa.

"The police companions of police senior inspector Alampay engaged the suspects in a shootout resulting in the death of the two suspects," said Cinco, adding that one Irene Zamora was also killed in the shootout. (VR/Sunnex)

Nakunang 2 lalaking sakay ang motorsiklo, pinaniniwalaang suspek sa pagpatay kay Peñaranda

Chinabank employee shot dead in Sto Cristo Binondo Manila. Edwin Lao

MANILA, Philippines—A 36-year-old bank employee was shot dead by one of two motorcycle-riding men in Binondo, Manila Tuesday morning, the police said.

SPO4 Alberto Mapilisan, of the Manila Police District Meisic station 11, said Edwin Lao, an employee of Chinabank Binondo branch, was shot once in the head by the assailant at around 9 a.m.

Lao died about two hours later while undergoing treatment at the Metropolitan Hospital.

Mapilisan said Lao was already at work and had momentarily stepped out of the bank, located along Sto.

Cristo Street corner Commercio, to retrieve something from his parked car when the motorcycle riders approached him.

The police officer said the gunman shot Lao and immediately fled with his accomplice onboard the motorcycle.
MPD police were still conducting follow-up operations to determine motive behind the killing and track down the assailants.

By Jeannette I. Andrade

Bank teller shot and wounded in Manila. Edwin Lao

MANILA, Philippines—A bank teller was wounded Tuesday after still unidentified suspects on board a motorcycle shot him in Binondo, Manila, a report from Radyo Inquirer 990AM said.

According to the report, Edwin Lao, 37, a teller from China Bank located along Sto. Kristo Street in Binondo, Manila, was rushed to Mother and Child Hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to the head fired by two still unidentified suspects riding on a black motorcycle around 8:40 a.m.

The victim was about to enter the bank when he was shot by the suspects, the report said, quoting an initial investigation by police.

An empty shell from a caliber .45 pistol was recovered at the crime scene, Senior Police Officer 4 Alberto Matulisan of the Binondo police said.

He said police were conducting further investigation to identify the suspects and determine the motive behind the attack. Report From Erwin Aguilon, Radyo Inquirer 990AM

UPDATE
http://crimesph.blogspot.com/2012/03/bank-employee-shot-dead-in-manila-edwin.html

By Jamie Marie Elona

MICT Customs collector shot, wounded

A DISTRICT collector at the Mindanao International Container Terminal (MICT) in Tagoloan town, Misamis Oriental, was wounded after he was shot by two suspects riding in a motorcycle Thursday night along Kauswagan junction in Cagayan de Oro.

Superintendent Salvador Radam, station commander of Carmen Police Station, said the victim, lawyer Enerlito G. Aquino, sustained a gunshot wound in his left arm from a caliber .45 pistol.

Aquino was rushed to a nearby hospital by a concerned citizen and is now reportedly out of danger.

Police said Aquino was on his way home to Xavier Estates on board his red Mitsubishi Pajero around 8:30 p.m. Thursday when the suspects shot him at close range while in an intersection.

Radam said the suspects, who were on board a red motorcycle, stopped beside Aquino’s vehicle when the traffic light turned red and shot him.

Aquino told police investigators that the suspects did not cover their face but were wearing a cap.

He failed, however, to take note of the motorcycle’s plate number.

Radam said they have yet to establish the motive of the incident but police believed it is work-related and has something to do with the anti-smuggling campaign of the MICT.

He said Aquino mentioned that the attempt may be because of his strict implementation of the bureau’s policy and the disclosure of several smuggled items in the past few months at the container terminal.

“Maybe, he had stepped on someone because of his strict management,” Radam said.

Police authorities are still conducting deeper investigation on the case.

Published in the Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro newspaper on March 03, 2012.

By Annabelle L. Ricalde