Female security guard shoots self dead
BAGUIO CITY
– A female security guard here was killed after she shot herself in the head Wednesday
around 6:55 p.m., apparently after a quarrel with her live-in partner.
Police identified the victim as Marjorie Padtoc Dichoso, 36, of the City
Engineering Office, Motor Pool at Lower Rock Quarry.
Her live-in partner, a female and also security guard of same office was
named as Janet Aquino Soriano, 32. Both were residents at LC-136 Rockyside,
Lubas, La Trinidad, Benguet.
Initial investigation revealed
that on Wednesday around 6:55 p.m., a burst of gunfire was heard by security
guards at the main gate that prompted one of the security guards identified as
Romel Fuentes Adante, 42 to check.
At the area, he saw Soriano lying on the ground while Dichoso was
holding a handgun.
Adante asked Discocho to put her gun down but she pointed the gun at him
and squeezed the trigger but the gun failed to fire.
Dichoso then reloaded her gun and shot herself on her head that caused
her instant death.
Responding cops rushed Soriano to Benguet General Hospital and Medical
Center for medical attention while police headed by Senior Insp. Hiquiana found
Dichoso’s body holding a Cal. 9mm pistol
in her right hand with an empty
magazine.
Two unfired bullet were found at the scene. Dichoso’s body was brought
to St. Peter Chapel.
Tineg bocap surrenders gun
TINEG, Abra
-- Edward Molina Gavino, 42, barangay captain of Apao here surrendered a
shotgun to police in support of the PNP’s campaign against illegal firearms.
Miner nabbed for illegal drugs
BANGUED,
Abra – Police arrested Thursday a certain Bonifacio Manzano Garcia, 32,
miner resident of Poblacion, Lacub for illegal drugs
Confiscated from the suspect were several sachets containing white
crystalline substance suspected to be shabu. Dexter Abella, media
representative and Joel Guzman, barangay kagawad of Lipcan, Bangued, witnessed
the arrest of Garcia who was jailed at the local police station.
Cook arrested after stabbing partner
LA TRINIDAD,
Benguet -- A cook was arrested at Barangay Puguis here after she allegedly
stabbed her partner below the armpit around 9 p.m. of April 12. Renilou Magbangwa, 35 and companions were
drinking liquor at nearby shop beside their residences when he was called by
the suspect because their baby girl was crying. When the victim went aside
their boarding house, they had verbal alteration that led to manhandling of the
mother who retaliated by grabbing a kitchen knife and allegedly stabbed the
victim.
Magbangwa was rushed to the Benguet General Hospital by his companions
for treatment and confined at the surgical ward. Both parties agreed to settle
the matter amicably. – Princess Natividad
Thief attacks 50-year-old man; takes
his money
BAGUIO
CITY -A 50-year-old man was struck on his forehead with a stone at Rizal Park
April 18 around 11 p.m.
Hernan Cruz Leckias was attacked by still unidentified man who forcibly
took his cash worth P 1,500. The victim
said he went to the park to wait for somebody after a drinking activity at
Kayang Street. While seated at the chain around Rizal Park bust, the man
approached him then attacked him. He managed to run away while blood was oozing
from his head. He boarded a taxi along
KMS Bus Terminal along Chanum Street and was brought the Baguio General
Hospital and Medical Center. – Leoniel Perez
2 young men nabbed for sniffing shabu inside trike
BANGUED,
Abra – Cops arrested two young men here Wednesday for sniffing shabu aboard a tricycle.
Suspects were identified as Wilfredo Millare Abella, 22, single,
employee of OPVET Breeding Stationa and Jonard Agaloos Millare, 23, unemployed.
Cops were patrolling the road at Barangay Bacsil Angad when they caught
the suspects sniffing shabu aboard a Black Euro 150 tricycle parked in the dark
portion of the road. confiscated from the suspects were a Cal. 38 revolver,
loaded with four bullets, knife, four plastic sachets allegedly containing shabu
and drug paraphernalia.
Inventory was witnessed by barangay chairman Ronie Bringas of Angad and
Dexter Abella, reporter of DZPA.
P660K marijuana plants destroyed in Benguet
BAKUN,
Benguet -- More than P660,000 worth of marijuana plants were uprooted and burned
in plantations here in Sitios Owasan, Maingan and Nagawa in Barangay
Kayapa April 16-17.
Chief Supt. Ulysses J. Abellera, Cordillera police director said 2,900
fully-grown marijuana plants and 2,000 pieces of marijuana seedlings were
destroyed even as identity of planters was being ascertained.
Abellera said he was grateful to the support of the community in givig
cops information on illegal drugs. –
Jorton Campana
Laborer hacks minor
BAGUIO CITY –
A laborer was arrested Tuesday after hacking a minor Tuesday around 8:20 p.m.
here at Pinesville Subdivision, Fort del Pilar. The victim was identified as Christopher
Cabanes Navarro, 16, of Virac-Kias, Itogon, Benguet while his assailant was
named as Edmundo Makasibang Abella, 44, resident of the area.
Investigation showed the victim
and suspect had a drinking spree when an argument ensued between them making
the latter to hack Navarro. The victim immediately went home but due to
injuries on his head and left hand, he was rushed to the Baguio General
Hospital and Medical Center by his stepfather where he is still confined.
P4 million marijuana burned in Kalinga
TABUK CITY,
Kalinga – Marijuana worth PP4,282,815 was burned in a ceremony at Police
Provincial Office Grounds at Camp Juan Duyan, Bulanao Tuesday.
The illegal hemp weighing 85,656.314 grams was torched by regional
police director Chief Supt. Ulysses J. Abellera, Kalinga Gov. Jocel C. Baac, Kalinga police director Senior Supt.
Victor K. Wanchakan, lawyer John B. Balao-as of Philippine Drug Enforcement
Agency-Cordillera, Aquino Perez of DZRK-Radyo ng Bayan, provincial Environment
chief Daniel Iyadan and Pastor Luis Ao-as from religious sector.
Farmer dead after jumping out of bus to
retrieve sack of rice
KABAYAN,
Benguet – A farmer was killed after he tried to catch a sack of rice from
falling off a bus here Tuesday around 9;30 a.m.
Police investigation bared the victim identified as Jimmy Dala-oy Elio
67, of Barangay Adaoay here hitched ride with the A-Liner Bus at Sitio
Kenejang, Adaoay.
John Montes Culay-an, 20, of Tubungan, Kayapa, Nueva, Vizcaya, conductor
of the bus adviced the victim to put his cargo, a sack of rice at the basement
compartment of the bus but the victim said he would rather place it at the step
board near entrance door of the bus since he would drop off about half
kilometer away. While the bus was traversing a curved ascending road, the sack
of rice slid out from the door and dropped to the road prompting the victim to
hurriedly jump off regain the fallen cavan of rice without telling the driver
to stop. The victim landed on the road outbalanced that his body and head hit
the ground with strong impact.
The victim was earlier brought to Dennis Molintas Memorial Hospital in
nearby Bokod town but was later brought to Baguio General Hospital where he was
declared by attending physicians at about 12 p.m. Doctors said he died from
severe injuries on his head and body.
Motorcycle taken, returned
BAGUIO CITY
-- - A motorcycle was stolen here April 16 along Upper Mabini Street.
The unidentified victim said it was parked unattended in front of GP
building and was discovered missing around 9:45 am. He also said he searched
Upper Mabini Street but to no avail. After hours of searching, the motorcycle
was found parked along Kayang Street and was returned to the owner. –Leoniel
Perez
Housewife loses P31K to 3 men who bump her
LA TRINIDAD,
Benguet – A housewife lost P31,000 she had just withdrawn from money remittance
firm M Lhuillier to three thieves here Tuesday around 4:30 p.m. at Km 5, Barangay
Balili. The victim was identified as Raquel Curisay Cortez, 25, resident of
Barangay Luboc.
Police said the victim had just taken took her remittance when she met
three men who suddenly bumped and grabbed her pouch containing the money. The
suspects ran towards Balili area while the victim who was shocked and felt
unconscious. She later boarded a taxi then went to Benguet General Hospital for
treatment. The victim reported the incident at La Trinidad police at about 7:40
p.m. Policed are now trying to ascertain identity of the thieves.
Taxi driver steals Korean student’s pricey
cell phone
BAGUIO CITY
– A Korean lady student identified as Hanna Shin, Korean National, 23, reported
to police she was victimized Tuesday around 3 p.m.by unidentified taxi driver
who stole her I-Phone 6 cell phone in front of De Leon building Upper Session
Road.
The victim and her two friends flagged down a taxi then requested to be
ferried to Session Road. When the victim was about to pay their fare, she
placed her cell phone on her lap then alit near KFC Restaurant. They went to De
Leon Building where she noticed that her cell phone was missing believed to
have been taken by the cab driver.
Bocap, utility workers surrender shotguns
DOLORES,
Abra – Abraham Buentipo, barangay captain of Namit-ingan here surrendered a shotgun to police Tuesday along
with a utility workers named as
Ronald Claro, 44, who also gave to authorities a shotgun.
Farmer lands in jail for rape
TINOC,
Ifugao – A farmer wanted for rape was arrested here Tuesday around 8 a.m. at Mabbalat,
Gumhang. Nabbed was Romeo Pateyec Baldahen, 63 after warrant was issued against
him by Judge Romeo U. Habbiling of Regional Trial Court, Branch 14, Lagawe,
Ifugao. No bail was set by the judge for Baldahen’s temporary liberty. The
accused was detained at the Tinoc municipal jail.
Body found with stab wounds in Alfonso Lista
ALFONSO
LISTA, Ifugao – A male cadaver was found by police along the the national road
here at Pabalay, Namillangan. Police said the unidentified body was handcuffed
from behind while feet were hog tied. The victim sustained nine stab wounds on
right side of his chest and one stab wound on his back as declared by the
municipal medico-legal. Said cadaver was located exactly sixteen feet from the
edge of the pavement and was placed behind a tree with blood stains
trailing from the road up to where he was abandoned which showed he was pulled from a vehicle and dumped into
the area. Nearby residents said they did not notice any unusual incident nor
commotion that attracted their attention during the night.
Television firm bill collector robbed
LATRINIDAD,
BENGUET – A bill collector of Mountainview Satellite was robbed of P43,000
pesos while he was delivering bills to three houses at the back of PureGold
KM4, Balili around 3 p.m. of April 15.
Victim, David Joaquin, 50 said that he was walking when an unidentified man covered his face with a piece of cloth and
pointed a gun at his lover back and uttered the words “Lumaban ka?” He replied
“Haan”. The suspect then opened all the zippers of his hand woven sling bag and
got his collection. The victim said the suspect opened his wallet and got his
cash of P600 and returned his wallet inside his pocket. After taking the items,
the suspect removed the cloth cover from his eyes, instructed the victim to
close his eyes, then fled with a companion towards unknown direction. --
Princess Natividad
2 Kiangan farmers arrested for arson
KIANGAN,
Ifugao – Two farmers of Alimit, Hucab here landed in jail Tuesday for
arson. They were identified as Leon
Bokyag, 57 and Lourdes Ligmayo Domingo, 58, both Alimit residents.
This, after Judge Romeo U. Habbiling of RTC, Br 14, Lagawe, Ifugao
issued warrant against them. The judge set P200,000 for their temporary
liberty.
Men fire guns as mayoralty candidate holds
rally
LAGAYAN,
Abra – Edmarc Crisologo, mayoralty
candidate under National Unity Party was conducting a political rally here in
Barangay Ba-I when successive gunfire was heard coming from forested area going
to Nagba, Pang-ot. Police scoured the area and invited two men identified as
Arjay Bolante Alucday and Dexter Masalay Seguerra, both from Nagba, Pang-ot,
Lagayan for questioning. Both agreed to undergo paraffin tests at the Abra
Provincial Crime Laboratory Office Camp Juan Villamor, Bangued.
Man nabbed for firing gun
LAGAWE,
Ifugao – A man was arrested here for illegally firing his gun Tuesday at about
11 p.m. along JP Rizal Avenue, Poblacion East. Nabbed was Jayson Changiwan
Nadugo, 37, of Bolog, Kiangan town.
Police said they were conducting patrol when they heard successive gunfire
that prompted them to respond. They saw two men along the road. Nadugo’s
companion ran after noticing the cops taking with him the firearm from Nadugo.
Recovered from the scene were three bullets and three cartridges of Cal.
9 mm pistol while the arrested suspect was brought to Lagawe police station.
207 firearms confiscated, 97 arrested in
Cordillera
LA TRINIDAD,
Benguet – The Police Regional Office Cordillera has in possession 207 firearms
since January to April with 104
turned-in for safe keeping, 73 confiscated, 25 voluntarily surrendered
and five recovered.
Chief Supt. Ulysses Abellera said Abra Provincial Police Office had the
highest number of firearms of which 77 were for safekeeping, 35 confiscated, 19 surrendered and two was
recovered totaling 135. Next was Apayao with 25, Kalinga with 17, both Baguio
and Ifugao with 10 each, Benguet with eight, and Mountain Province with one.
Latest report was turn-in of 15 firearms and a hand grenade in Abra in
which some owners are public official and political candidates.
PROCOR had 97 arrests related to election gun ban in which 35 came
from Abra; 19, Kalinga; 16, Baguio; 14, Benguet; 6, Apayao, 1, Mt. Province, and three arrests by Regional
Police Safety Battalion.
4 wanted persons arrested
CAMP DANGWA,
La Trinidad, Benguet – Four wanted persons were arrestged early last week in
the Cordillera.
Nabbed were Artemio Gatchalian Mabutas, 36 of Abatan, Bauko, Mountain
Province who was arrested in his residence for rape; Welling Dalipog, 34 of
Dangoy, Lubuagan, for attempted murder;
Roland Cabuga Sagisi, 28 of Poblacion West, Flora, Apayao for illegal
drugs and Pedro Calpito Bambilla at Sitio Kimmalasag, Barangay Tangbao, San
Isidro, Abra for illegal guns.
Baguio vehicular accidents down
BAGUIO CITY
– Vehicular accidents are down here with three to seven cases now recorded daily as compared last
year.
From January to March last year, 557 accidents were reported in three
months while this year, from January to this month 483 vehicular incidents were
recorded.
No deaths were recorded but a lot were injured within time frame. Police
advised people to be careful and have discipline while on the road. – Denver
Moreno
‘Lambat-Sibat’ nets 84 wanted persons in
Cordillera
CAMP DANGWA, Benguet — Operatives of the Police Regional
Office-Cordillera arrested 84 person wanted for various crimes in just one day
through the massive implementation of “Oplan Lambat-Sibat” last week.
“This is a big accomplishment in the history of the “Oplan Lambat-Sibat which is strictly being implemented in the region. This is a result of the industry of the police in the region,” said Chief Supt. Ulysses Abellera, PRO-Cor director.
“This is a big accomplishment in the history of the “Oplan Lambat-Sibat which is strictly being implemented in the region. This is a result of the industry of the police in the region,” said Chief Supt. Ulysses Abellera, PRO-Cor director.
The arrests implemented by operatives of the Benguet Police Provincial
Office (PPO), 43 persons; Ifugao, 13; Kalinga, 10; BCPO, 9; Abra, 6; Apayao, 2
and Mountain Province, 1.
Abellera called on the community’s continued participation saying “we
continue to seek the community’s participation by report the presence of wanted
person in their areas to help stop criminality, attain a peaceful life and give
justice to the victims of crimes.”
The arrests, he said, will also help achieve the goal of assuring a
peaceful conduct of the election, especially in areas identified as Comelec hot
spot areas.
Philippine National Police Chief Director General Ricardo Marquez lauded
the PROCOR in his visit in Abra on April 6, for its accomplishments in the
maintenance of peace and order and the arrest of wanted persons.
Man assaulted; money taken
LA TRINIDAD,
Benguet – A man was robbed of P950 after being hit on the forehead by one of
three thieves he encountered while on his way to Broadway Bar, Trading Post
around 8 p.m. April 15.
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