ITOGON, Benguet – Gold
nuggets worth P145,000, cash of P154,000 and personal items like cellphones and
tablets valued at P100,000 and a shotgun were forcibly taken from a gold-buying
station here Tuesday by three men.
Police said the
incident happened at Riverside Virac on complaint of Michael Naboje Binwag, 26,
in charge of gold processing ball mill, and Joyce Pasyalen Dopyao, 21, gold
buyer, both residents of said place.
Investigation
disclosed around 2 a.m. that day, Binwag awoke when a man knocked on his door
saying he wanted to sell gold.
Binwag then
accompanied said person to the house of Dopyao and left them with two other
companions of the suspect.
Later, two of the
suspects followed Binwag at the gold processing room and suddenly choked and
tied him with masking tape, while the other suspect declared a hold-up against
Dopyao also tying her with masking tape.
Asside from the 108
grams of gold and cash, the thieves also took an
1 I-Phone model 5s owned by Dopyao worth P9,000 and Samsung key pad owned by certain Annie Dopyao worth P1,000.
Thieves also took a
Cherry mobile phon owned by certain Limuel Dopyao worth P3,000, Star mobile
owned by a certain Jerick Binwag worth P2,000, Samsung tablet owned by Kimuel
Dopyao worth P14,000 and a shotgun placed inside the cabinet of Elvis Dopyao.
Itogon police found
fingerprints of two persons in the area.
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