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Cement mixer falls down ravine; boy killed, 2 hurt
KAPANGAN, Benguet – A
boy was killed while two others were injured when the cement transit mixer they
were riding in fell down a ravine here Oct. 28 around 7:20 p.m. at Sitio
Landing, Sagubo.
Immediately, town
police and Kapangan Municipal Fire Station ambulance personnel responded at the
place of incident.
Vilmer
Ventura,16 was declared dead on arrival at a local hospital due to multiple
head injury while Dolphy Dasolas of Baukn town and Abel Bas-il Binaliw,
29,of Salat, Central, were both injured
on the head. The injured were later brought to Benguet General Hospital for
further treatment.
Police
investigation disclosed the yellow Mitsubishi Fuso Transit Mixer bearing plate
number 0301-813710 driven by Dasolas of Bakun, lost his control due to over-speeding
at an ascending portion of Salat-Sagubo provincial road.
The vehicle
as a result fell down the 100-meter deep ravine. The three passengers including
the driver were rushed earlier by cops, fire and medical personnel to Kapangan
District Hospital for treatment.
Drunk farmer falls off jeep, killed
ATOK, Benguet – A drunk
farmer met his untimely death when he refused to go inside a vehicle, clung to
its railing and fell on the road. A police report said the incident happened
Oct. 28 around 2:30 p.m. along km 53, Halsema Highway at Barangay Cattubo.
The jeep with
plate no. AHC-349 was driven by Henry Ricardo Bestre, 52, farmer of Tulodan,
Cattubo while the victim was identified as James Banas-e Nabe, 45, single,
farmer, of km 51, Cattubo.
Investigation
disclosed Bestre was driving his vehicle to his home in Tulodan when he was
flagged down by the victim at km 51, Pakyaw, Paoay and rode going to his
workplace at Tulodan.
Sensing that
the victim seemed to be under the influence of liquor, Bestre told the victim
to get inside his vehicle but the victim refused. When they were at km. 51,
Nabe victim fell on the road so Bestre and with the aid of passersby, rushed
the victim to Atok District Hospital in Sayangan where he was pronounced dead
on arrival by the attending physician.
Bestre
surrendered at the town police station but immediate relatives of the victim
opted not to file a complaint saying they will amicably settle the case considering
they were all relatives.
Woman cornered for swindling
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet – A
54-year-old woman was arrested here Monday at Barangay Bahong for alleged swindling.
Nabbed was Feliza Teofilo Ganga, 54, married, resident of said place.
The arrest
was made after Melita Amylesha G. Delson-Macaraeg, acting presiding judge of
Municipal Trial Court of La Trinidad, First Judicial Region, Benguet issued
warrant against her.
Man
shot dead in Pasil
PASIL,
Kalinga – A man was killed here in Barangay Balatoc Oct. 28. A police report
said Sacki Egao, Basnic, Igaw, 44, married was shot dead by a certain Allur
“Allung” Ganagan, Buenafe, 24 around 10 p.m. Both are farmers and
residents of the area.
The report
said police had a hard time going to the crime site as it was about 37 km away
from the nearest police station which is a 3-hour uphill drive and a 1-hour and
30-minute walk from the highway.
The report
said the victim and gunman attended a picnic party of their neighbor, a certain
Ottogon Baguiwan.
Investigation
disclosed that at about 10:20 p.m. of Oct. 30, the suspect followed his wife
Cherry and his daughter who went ahead to their home. A heated argument ensued
between the suspect and his wife that prompted the suspect to get his short
firearm and loaded it.
The suspect’s
wife tried to pacify him but he fired his firearm upward, and her wife
screamed. At that instance, Igaw and his cousin Clever Amangan responded to
pacify the suspect. When the victim tried to confiscate the firearm, the
suspect accidentally fired his firearm and hit the victim’s head behind his
earlobe, which resulted to his instant death.
Responding
cops arrested the suspect at about 5 p.m. of Oct. 29 and confiscated from him a
Cal. 45 pistol with magazine loaded with two bullets. Three fired cartridges
were found at the crime scene.
Buenafe was
brought to Pasil police station where a case was prepared against him.
Woman
arrested for business without permit
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet – A
certain Espirita Jigano Damugo, 58, married, native of Bontoc, Mountain
Province here of JD 151, Bayabas, Pico, was nabbed by cops Monday for operating
business without permit.
This, after warrant
was issued against her by Melita
Amylesha G. Delson-Macaraeg, acting presiding judge of Municipal Trial Court,
La Trinidad, Benguet for violation of La Trinidad Revised Revenue Code. Bail
was set at P2,000 for her temporary liberty.
3 men dead in Apayao as truck collides with trike
LUNA, Apayao – A Ford
Ranger pickup truck hit a tricycle travelling without headlights it met along
the national highway here in San Isidro on Oct. 28 around 9 p.m. resulting to
the death of three persons.
A police
report did not identify the victims but said a Suzuki Raider 125 motorcycle
without license plate driven by a man wearing a red jacket and adidas blue
short pants no. 18, with his back rider wearing
green T-shirt and dark blue short pants with white linings was bumped on
its rear by the truck with license plate XEN driven by Julius Talamayan Baddo,
26, single, self-employed here of Barangay San Francisco.
Investigation
disclosed Baddo was rushing Walter Salmazan Aloag to Far North Luzon General
Hospital and Training Center, also a victim of motorcycle accident that
transpired around 8:30 p.m. of same date in Barangay San Francisco.
Accordingly,
the pick-up was travelling along the said highway from San Francisco headed to
Barangay Quirino when Baddo dimmed his headlight due to approaching motor
vehicle from the opposite lane.
However, upon
shifting the headlight back into high, the driver accidentally bumped the
approaching motorcycle without headlight. As a result, the motorcycle crashed
on the ground while the pickup fell at the rice field at the side of the
highway.
The driver
and backrider of the motorcycle and Aloag were rushed by police by officials
and tanods to the hospital but were declared dead on arrival by the attending
physician.
The
motorcycle incurred damages on its rear mud guard and detached headlight
assembly and was brought to Luna police station for further investigation while
the pick-up is still at the place of accident. Baddo voluntarily surrendered to
the responding police officers and is now under custody of Luna police pending
investigation of the case.
Kibungan
lady taken in Tubao for estafa
TUBAO, La Union – A
businesswoman from Madaymen, Kibungan, Beguet was arrested at the public market
here Monday for estafa. The suspect was identified as Merina Gad-oan Banez, 44,
businesswoman, and resident of Madaymen, Kibungan Benguet.
Maria Ligaya
Itliong Rivera, presiding judge, RTC Branch 60, Baguio City earlier issued
warrant against her and set bail of P100,000 for her temporary liberty.
P1-M
bail set for woman in estafa
BAGUIO CITY – A woman
was arrested here Monday at Bobon, Loakan Proper for many cases of estafa. The
suspect was named as Moden Grayle Alya-on Bayangan, 30, married, of No. 30-A ,Purok
14, Cypress, Irisan.
This, after
judges Janet Abergos Samar of MTCMM Branch 32, Quezon City; Monaliza V.
Tiongson-Tabora, of RTC 7; Glenda Ortiz Soriano, of MTCC2 Maria Casuga Tabin and MTCC 4, all of
Baguio City ordered her arrest.
All four
judges set different amounts of bail for her temporary liberty with a total of
P1 million.
Woman
nabbed for estafa, carnapping
BAGUIO CITY – Baguio and
Tabuk City cops arrested here at Bobun, Purok Sadjo, Loakan Proper a certain
Moden Grayle Alya-on Bayangan, 30, married, of 30-A Irisan for estafa. This
after Victor A. Dalanao, presiding judge of 2nd Judicial Region MTCC,
Tabuk City issued warrants agasint her for estafa cases.
Marivic T.
Balisi-Umali, presiding judge of National Capital Judicial Region Regional
Trial Court, Branch 20, Manila also issued warrant against her for violations
of Republic Act 10883 (Anti-Carnapping Law).
Bocap surrenders gun to police
DOLORES, Abra – Chairman
Ruel Talledo of Barangay Kimmalaba here turned over here to police Oct. 28 an
unlicensed GA 12 pistol without ammunition surrendered to him by a local
resident. The name of the gun owner was not disclosed.
Motorbike driver killed in road crash
PASIL, Kalinga – A
motorcycle driver was killed when the vehicle slipped and hit pieces of stone
piled beside the road here Oct. 28 around 10 a.m. at Venus Barangay Cagaluan.
Investigation
disclosed the victim was on his way to Tabuk City when he crashed resulting to
serious injuries, The victim was brought to Kalinga Provincial Hospital in
Bulanao Tabuk City by a passing government pick-up truck bearing SKW 444 driven
by Legaspi Bumon-as but the victim was declared dead on arrival by attending
physician.
Police found
a damaged helmet and the motorcycle scattered at the pavement of accident site.
Farmer found dead on bed
RIZAL, Kalinga – Police received
a report from a concerned citizen through cell phone that they saw the lifeless
body of a certain Lacricio Castillo Bangelan 34, married, farmer of Barangay Kinama,
Rizal, Kalinga inside their house.
Investigation
disclosed around 3 p.m. on Oct. 28, the victim’s mother in-law was looking for
him and asked his daughter about his whereabouts.
Her daughter
told her grandmother her father was inside their house, Her grandmother knocked
at the victim’s room door but Bangelan was not answering prompting her to look
for a key duplicate.
When she
opened the door an odorous smell emanated and she saw the lifeless body of
Bangelan lying on his bed with blood on his nose and mouth. Some witnesses
revealed they last saw Bangelan on Oct. 26 around 5 p.m. Bangelan’s relative requested
for an autopsy. Investigation is ongoing.
Businessman
chokes, hits boy many times
TUBA, Benguet – A
complaint was filed against a businessman here for choking a boy and hitting
his head several times.
A police
report said the incident happened Oct. 28 around 6:40 p.m. here at
Poblacion based on complaint of Ma. Theresa Alvarez Pinlac in behalf of her
minor son against John Kawi, 49, businessman.
According to
the victim, while he was playing at the rooftop of their boarding house with
other children, his friend Hernan was outbalanced and got seated on the
galvanized metal sheet.
The suspect
heard the sound made by Hernan and angrily proceeded to the rooftop. He went
near the victim, choked him and spanked his head for several times. Case is for
filing.
A case for violation
of Republic Act 7610 (violence against women and children was prepared against
Kawi at the police station.
Ifugao
cop hurt in Santiago collision
SANTIAGO CITY – A cop of
Aguinaldo, Ifugao was injured when the motorcycle he was driving collided with
a tricycle here Oct. 28 around 11 a.m.
The victim
was identified as SPO3 Jimmy G. Choy-awon who was injured along the
intersection of Sinili Road and Diffun Road, Purok-4, Villa Gonzaga. Investigation
disclosed he was on his way to Aguinaldo when the accident happened resulting
to a fractured left leg.
The victim
was brought to Southern Isabela General Hospital here and later transferred to
Mayoyao District Hospital in Ifugao. Choy-awon was covered by a letter order
covering the period Oct. 22 -29.
2
hurt as gunmen fire at Abra party
BANGUED, Abra – A man
and a woman were injured when they were shot by still unidentified men while
they were having a drinking spree here at Barangay Lipcan Oct. 27 around 11:35
p.m.
Police named
the victims as Deby Bobita Palaruan, 32, married, here of Barangay Patucannay and Marlon Sape
Damian, 36, married, butcher here of Bacsil, Dangdangala.
Investigation
disclosed around 10:30 p.m., the victims with other friends were having a
drinking spree at the residence of a certain Beloy who was celebrating
his birthday. Suddenly, unidentified suspects fired at the
victims. Palaruan was hit on her right leg and left foot while
Marlon Damian was shot on his left leg. Both were rushed at Abra
Provincial Hospital by police. Lawmen found five fired bullets for Cal. 45
and two slugs of the same caliber.
Massage therapist nabbed for frustrated homicide
BAGUIO CITY – A female
massage therapist was arrested here around 6 p.m. on Oct. 27 at Lake Drive,
Burnham Park for frustrated homicide. Nabbed was Cecille Cevidal, 25
of Crescencia Village. The arrest was made after Cecilia Corazon S.
Dulay-Archog, acting presiding judge of Regional Trial Court, Branch 6, Baguio City
issued warrant against her while setting bail of P120,000 for her temporary
liberty.
Female gov’t employee, son hurt as car falls 50-foot ravine
BAGUIO CITY – A female
government employee and her 11-year-old son were seriously injured when the car
they were riding in fell down a 50-foot high ravine here Oct. 27 around 3:45 p.m.
at Tetep-an Village Bakakeng Sur.
Cops led by
Chief Insp. Reymar L. Remegio responded but were told at accident site victims
were rushed to Saint Louis Sacred Heart Hospital for treatment.
Victims were identified
as Marie Tereso Placido, 40, married, and her son Nick
Edward, student, both of Nr. 61 Purok 11 Ticuan Road, Bakakeng Sur.
Investigation
revealed while Placido was driving her white Ford hatchback bearing license plate
number ZST 441backwards, she miscalculated the distance of the
vehicle and the edge of the road near a ravine.
As a
result, the vehicle continued to move backwards and fell into the
ravine. Both victims sustained multiple injuries and were confined at
the Saint Louis Sacred Heart Hospital.
Motorcycle, trike collide, drivers hurt
ALFONSO LISTA, Ifugao –
An employee of the Alfonso Lista Water was severely injured when the motorcycle
he was driving was hit by a tricycle here around 9 p.m. of Oct. 27along the national
road of Busilac.
The motorcycle
bearing plate number BF7 9381 was north-bound and driven by Elmer Agacer
Rabago, 29, of ALWS when he was hit by the south-bound tricycle bearing plate
number BO311064 driven by Reggie Samor Alvarez, farmer of Busilac.
Investigation
showed the motorcycle was towards Sta. Maria on its proper lane when the tricycle
traversing towards Pinto suddenly counter-flowed to the opposite lane resulting
in the collision of both vehicles.
Both drivers
sustained multiple injuries with undetermined cost of damage to their
motorcycles. Rabago and Alvarez
were brought to Potia District Hospital. Alvarez was later brought to a
hospital in Santiago City, Isabela for treatment due to seriousness of his
injuries.
Cop’s worker hurt bad in hit-and-run
RIZAL, Kalinga – A
worker of a cop was seriously injured in a hit-and-run case involving a still
unidentified motorcycle driver who sped off after hitting the victim who was
found bloodied lying by the side of the road.
Police said
the incident happened around 12:30 a.m. of Oct. 28. The report said police
Insp. Teresito Calimpusan, team leader of RMFB-PRO 2 called Rizal police saying
they responded to a hit-and-run incident at Barangay Santor and brought the
victim to Juan M. Duyan District Hospital.
The victim
was later identified only as a certain Carlos, stay-in worker of SPO2 Chesterly
Atawe. Investigation disclosed the victim was walking along Santor-Romualdez
road with his co-worker Eddie Monte Falcon when the motorcycle of still unknown
description bumped the victim and sped off towards Barangay Romualdez. As a
result, the victim incurred severe head injury and injuries on other parts of
his body.
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