POLICE ROUNDUP
>> Monday, March 27, 2017
Laborer
nabbed for raping girl
PINUKPUK, Kalinga --
Laborer Stanley Amoga, 25, was arrested for allegedly raping a four-year-old
girl here in Barangay Ammacian last year.
Amoga,
who was ranked fourth on the list of most wanted persons in Kalinga, was
arrested based on a warrant issued by Tabuk City Regional Trial Court Judge
Marcelino Wacas Ngis-o.
Bartender,
taxi driver maul teacher in Baguio
BAGUIO CITY – A
teacher was seriously injured when he was mauled by a bartender and taxi driver
here Tuesday around 3 a.m. along Bokawkan Road, front of Wire Plaza Electrical
Supply. Police named the victim as Robert Manandeg Patio, 35. He was
allegedlhy mauled by Gary, 39, bartender and Warren, 29, taxi driver, both surnamed
Wakit and residents of Sablan, Benguet.
Investigation
disclosed that prior to the incident, the victim’s group was walking along
Upper Bokawkan Road when the suspects on board their vehicle blocked their way
which resulted to heated confrontation. When the victim’s companions left, the
suspects suddenly mauled him. Patrolling cops arrested the suspects and brought
them to police station while the victim was rushed to Baguio General Hospital
and Medical Center for treatment. Case was filed against the suspects.
Man
attends Banaue wake; stabbed dead
BANAUE, Ifugao – A
certain Roland Talango Tayaban, 30, laborer, was stabbed dead by
unidentified suspects here Tuesday around 11:30 p.m. at Sitio Pugo, Barangay
Amganad.
Investigation
disclosed the victim was attending the wake of his neighbor, Hilario Balitang
Dinumla, and was drinking liquor with other men when three unidentified persons
arrived and joined. After a few minutes, a commotion ensued between the group
of the victim and the three suspects resulting in a heated argument. The
suspects left the drinking area and went directly to where their motorcycle was
parked but was followed by the victim where he was stabbed several times.
Suspects fled towards Lagawe, Ifugao after the incident. Concerned citizens
brought the victim to Good News Clinic and Hospital in Barangay Tam-an where he
was declared dead on arrival by Dr. Antonio Ligot.
Man
surrenders gun in Paracelis
PARACELIS, Mountain
Province -- A certain Alejandro De Guzman Castro, 54, businessman w turned over
to Paracelis police station Tuesday a Cal. 40 gun with expired license. Castro
said he was processing renewal of his expired firearm license.
Conductor
drives bus;
collides
with taxi
BAGUIO CITY – Two
vehicles were badly damaged here around 8:50 p.m. Tuesday when they collided along
Quirino Highway in front of PLDT building.
The Isuzu mini bus
with plate no. ARH-771 driven by Oliver Bulgayon Pumihic, who didn’t have a
driver’s license, collided with a Mitsubishi Adventure taxi with plate no
TOW-936 driven by Onofee Esteban Selec.
The bus, headed
towards the city proper, was going down the road in curved area, invaded the
opposite lane then collided with the taxi in the rear left side. Both vehicles
sustained damages.
The driver of the bus
was actually the bus conductor while the official bus driver named as Romeo
Mendoza Salting was inside the bus when the accident happened. -- Gaius Cabrera
Slot
machines surrendered in Bontoc, Mt. Province
BONTOC, Mountain
Province – A certain Rebecca Carlos Sidchayao and Jake D. Faba-an surrendered
here Tuesday two slot machines used for gambling to police.This, after police
visited their establishments and told them they were in violation of municipal
ordinance against gambling.
Farmer
nabbed for frustrated homicide
PARACELIS, Mountain
Province -- A farmer was arrested here Tuesday for frustrated homicide. The4
suspect was identified as Donato Navales Flores, 50, here of Sitio Baay,
Bacarrie. He was arrested at his residence after Sergio T. Angnganay, Jr., presiding
judge of RTC, Bontoc, Mountain Province issued arrest warrant against him
setting bail of P30,000 for his temporary liberty.
Janitress
nabbed for estafa, bouncing check
BANGUED, Abra – A
janitress was arrested here Tuesday at Ubbog-Lipcan for estafa. Nabbed was Shirley
Sotelo Bayle, 49, of Zone 3, Bangued, Abra. This, after Charito B. Gonzales, presiding
judge of RTC, Branch 1, Bangued issued arrest warrant against her setting bail
of P40,000 for her temporary liberty. Another warrant was issued against her by
Redentor B. Valera, presiding judge of MTC, Bangued, Abra for bouncing check and set bail
of P2,000
Young
woman nabbed for syndicated estafa
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet –
For syndicated estafa, a certain Andreana Basilio Padsoyan, 21, single,
resident of Pine Valley Plaza here along km 4 was arrested after Jennifer P.
Humiding, presiding judge of RTC Branch 63, issued arrest warrant against her
for syndicated estafa. Cecilia Corazon S. Dulay-Archog, acting presiding judge
of RTC Branch 8, La Trinidad also issued warrant against her for the same
offense in relation to presidential decree 1689 with no bail recommended.
Teacher
posts bail for theft
BAGUIO CITY – A
58-year-old teacher of Josefa Cariño Elementary School was arrested here
Tuesday for theft. An arrest warrant was issued against the widow who residence
is in Barangay San Luis by Maria Clarita Casuga-Tabin, presiding judge of MTCC
Branch 4, Baguio. Tabin set bail of P12,000 for her temporary liberty. The
suspect posted bail.
Grade 6
student bumped, hurt crossing road lane
BAGUIO CITY – A Grade
6 student was injured when she was bumped while crossing a pedestrian lane here
Tuesday around 7 a.m. along Otek Street, near Rizal Park.
A public utility jeep
plying Baguio-Tomay and plate number AYT-257 driven by Jerry Beloken Polilin,
33 bumped Princess Kate Billosillo Abrazaldo, 10, student of Baguio Central
School.
The injured victim was
brought by the driver and a concerned student to Baguio General Hospital and
Medical Center for treatment.
Police took the
driver’s license and OR/CR of the vehicle.
Five
hurt in La Trinidad accident
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet –
Five persons were injured here Tuesday around 6 p.m. when a passenger jeep and
Tamaraw FX vehicle figured in an accident along km 4 fronting BBGM rice center.
A police report said
the Baguio bound PUJ with plate number AYK 551 driven by Alfredo Bagangan
Dawayen, 48, was bumped by the FX wagon with plate number UHV 769 driven by
Alfonso Golingab Anchales, 54.
Investigation
disclosed that the FX was headed tow La Trinidad when it swerved to the
opposite lane hitting the PUJ. As a result, the passengers of the jitney were
injured.
Injured and brought to
Benguet General Hospital were Clarissa Pago It-Itan, 17; Erlinda Ponasi
Villaflores, 19 and Gemma Diano
Piados, 30.
Brought to Pines City
Doctor’s Hospital for treatment were Eduardo Hipolito Munar, 54 and Gwendolyn
Bawas Dodon, 19.
The driver of the FX
who was also brought to Pines City Doctor’s Hospital and Gemma Diano Piados are
still confined while the others were discharged after treatment.
1 dead,
another critical in Abra road accident
SAN ISIDRO, Abra – A
man was killed while another seriously injured in a vehicle accident here
Tuesday around 9:40 a.m. at provincial road in Sitio Nagkawangan, Barangay
Poblacion.
A police report said a
motorcycle driven by Jemar Bajo Taculao, 17, with back rider identified
as Wilmar Borlas Bidaya, 17, both of Barangay Manayday and student of San
Isidro National High School, accidentally crashed on the right shoulder of the
road.
Investigation
disclosed victims and companions had a drinking session at Barangay Dalimag.
They decided to go home and while on their way, a motorcycle driven by
Joel Callos, 16, a resident of Barangay Manayday, overtook them.
Upon reaching Sitio
Nagkawangan, the motorcycle the victims rode lost control and crashed on the
stony right shoulder of the road. The victims were rushed to Abra Provincial
Hospital by the responding police of San Isidro but Jemar Bajo Taculao was
declared dead on arrival by Dr. Belmor Bernal while his back rider Wilmar
Borlas Bidaya is still in critical condition.
Truck
falls down Kabayan ravine
KABAYAN, Benguet – A
dump truck fell down a 10-meter ravine here Tuesday destroying a house and pig
pen below in Pacso Proper, Pacso. It was
disclosed the truck, owned by Kabuguiasan Builders and driven by Romeo
Tomayan Pulac, 61 of km 5, La Trinidad, Benguet, was hauling soiland
around4:30 p.m., the driver parked the truck at the road side. When the driver
alighted to get a wedge, the truck suddenly moved backwards and bumped the road
parapet and eventually fell down hitting the kitchen portion of a house and a
pig penowned by Junnie Binay-an Dolinas, 46, farmer. The truck was
damaged but no person was injured. Both parties, in the presence of
Barangay Captain Cipriano Baucas, agreed to settle the case.
Trike rams
van in Apayao; 1 badly hurt
LUNA, Apayao – A man
was seriously injured in an accident here Tuesday around 2:30 p.m. along the national
road in Barangay Quirino at the intersection going to Sitio Gosi, Barangay Quirino.
Police said a white
L300 Van driven by Francis Jane Macabugao Umayam, 35, businesswoman, was
accidentally bumped by a motorcycle without license plate driven by Marcelino
Taja Blanco, 56, farmer.
Investigation
disclosed both vehicles were travelling the said road from Libertad, Abulug, Cagayan headed to San
Isidro Sur, Lunaw when the van slowed down and signaled to turn left at the
intersection going to Gosi when motorcycle accidentally bumped the left side of
van.. The driver of the van was unharmed while the motorcycle driver suffered
injuries on both legs and laceration on right hand and was brought to Far North
Luzon General Hospital and Training Center. Both vehicles were damaged
and brought to Luna police station for safekeeping and further investigation.
Thieves
cart away P76K tools in Mt. Data Nat’l High School
BAUKO, Mountain
Province – Thieves entered the laboratory room of Mt. Data National High School
here night of March 19 and carted away tools worth around
P76,000. Investigation revealed the thieves gained entry through the main
door by allegedly destroying the padlock of the room. Once inside, robbers
opened the two steel cabinets without padlock and took carpentry tools owned by
the school and Macwin Aplat Kiat, 37,
carpentry teacher. Tools included planers, drills, saw grinder among
others.
Investigation
disclosed around 10:30 p.m. that night, Ernie Agustin Malapit 21, stay-in
watchman checked school promises and found all doors and padlocks were in
order. However, at around 7 a.m., he was informed by Fausto Dicksen Pakipak,
48, teacher, that the laboratory was en tered by unidentified robbers. Police
found no fingerprints in crime site.
Woman
arrested for hitting Baguio visitor
BAGUIO CITY – A woman
was arrested here for hitting a visitor in front of Sizzling Plate Restaurant,
Session Road Monday around 4:50 p.m. The victim was identified as Michelle
Ballesteros Carmona, 32, of San Mateo Rizal, while the suspect was named as
Marivic Ison Locquiao, 29 here of of Purok 24 Upper Irisan.
Initial
investigation disclosed that the victim and her sister were walking when
the suspect who came from behind, without any
reason suddenly boxed the back of her head making her sunglass fall on
the pavement. The suspect also turned to the victim’s sister Maria Lourdes and
threatened to harm her. Responding cops arrested the suspect and brought
her and victims to police station for investigation. Case for physical injuries
was being prepared against the suspect.
Brother
strangles OFW sister in Baguio hospital
BAGUIO CITY – An
overseas foreign worker filed a case against her brother here last week for
harassment, grave threats and physical
injury.
A police report said
the incident happened around 7 a.m. of March 20, at renal room of Baguio
General Hospital and Medical Center. The report said Priscila Domanay y Credo,
40, married, of Sta. Rosa Sta. Maria, Pangasinan filed against his brother
Arturo, driver, also a resident of Sta. Rosa.
Investigation
disclosed while they were attending their mother who was sick in the hospital
they had an argument. Arturo reportedly told his Priscila: “Patayen kan tupay,
han ka agawawid dyay balay ta bekelen ka, nalastog ka launay, gapu lang ta naka
abroad kan, awan ti naitultulong mo kanyami, hankan agsubli idyay ta patayin
kan (I can kill you. Don’t go home in the house because I will strangle you.
You are arrogant. Just because you went abroad, you didn’t even help us. Don’t
go back in the house because I will kill you.)
Arturo then choked her
neck using his both hands and pushed her until he was pacified by a nurse.
Victim was hurt on her right shoulder. Case was filed at the city prosecutor’s
office.
Jeep
falls Benguet ravine; driver, 4 others injured
TUBLAY, Benguet – The
driver of a pick-up jeep and his four passengers were seriously hurt when the
vehicle they were riding in fell down a ravine here Monday around 3 p.m. at
Babatan Ambassador.
The driver was
identified as Romy Paririno Jaco, 22, farmer while his four passengers
were: Noven Andress Segundo, 25; Claro Kigas Cato, 43; Roberto Paririno Jaco,
52 and Amel Sanggoy Sagapi, 28, all farmers.
Investigation
disclosed the vehicle was descending the raod when it lost its breaks prompting
the driver to lose control of the steering wheel and fell into a ravine
around 250 meters from the road. All
passengers are brought and confined at Benguet General Hospital for
treatment.
Farmer
seriously hurt in blasting incident
BARLIG, Mountain
Province – A man was seriously hurt in a blasting incident here Monday around
12:30 p.m. at Sitio Patyayan, Barangay Lunas.The victim was identified as
Patawang Fiarotac Wanchag, 69, farmer.
Investigation disclosed
Emilliana Chattom, wife of Pataweg heard a loud blast but she just ignored
thinking it came from ongoing road construction. However, after sending her
grandchild to school, she proceeded to their rice field and came upon her
husband leaning on a damaged stone wall with blood oozing from his body. She
was informed by her husband that the incident was accidental when he tried to
blast a boulder using an unknown device but it accidentally exploded near him.
Pataweg was brought to Barangay Lunas Rural Health Unit for first aid then
later rushed to Barlig District Hospital for treatment. Later, he was referred
to Luis Hora General Hospital by his attending physician for further treatment.
Container
van burned along Marcos Highway
BAGUIO CITY – A
container van was burned Tuesday around 2 a.m. here along km 5, Marcos Highway,
fronting Pasalubong Store. A police report said the van bearing plate number
XFG 944 was driven by Jonathan Bacquian Santiago, 37, of Tabtabungaw, La Unio.
Investigation
disclosed the van was loaded with biscuits from Rosario, La Union to
Baguio City. While ascending the place, the driver noticed the exhaust pipe was
emitting excessive smoke that prompted him to stop at the roadside. The
driver with his companions immediately
alighted to get water, but a blaze of fire started near the engine until it
exploded and gutted the van. The driver said cause of fire might have been due
to faulty electrical system.
Responding personnel
cops led by Senior Insp. Eliezer De Vera deputy station commander of the area
and workers of a Goldrich water delivery truck extinguished the fire around 30
minutes later.
Piggery,
animals burned in kapangan
KAPANGAN, Benguet – A
piggery was burned here early Monday morning in Legwe, Taba-ao wherein a mother
pig with seven piglets and four chicken were burned. Police said the piggery
was owned by Johnson Salmo Andiso, 52, businessman, who said cost of damage was
around P60,000. Town police, firemen and concerned citizens helped put out the
fire. Investigation disclosed cause of fire was unattended burning wood
intended for cooking pig’s food near the site.
Man
found dead in Baguio building
BAGUIO CITY – A man
was found dead seated on a sofa at the lobby of the 5th floor of NG Building,
along T. Alonzo Street, around 7:15 p.m. Monday.
The body was
identified as that of Michel Angelo Wijanco Angeles, 56, tenant of Room 402 of
the building. A roommate of the victim identified as Angelo Lomahan Madriaga,
19, 3rd year college student of St. Louis University said he arrived from his
class, saw the victim and observed him not breathing prompting him to inform
other tenants.
Karen Ilonen Cayat, a
tenant of the building felt the pulse of the victim and noted the victim’s body
was cold. They immediately informed their landlord Ron Jessan Acosta Maddela,
25 who informed police of the incident.
Responding cops led by
Chief Insp. Julie Centeno and Dr. Hector F. Sorra, medico-legal officer said
the victim was dead about four hours. Angeles’s body was brought to Damayan
Funeral Homes.
Lasciviousness
lands man in jail; judge sets P72K bail
BAGUIO CITY – A
resident of Balikyan, Bontoc, Mountain Province was arrested here March 20 for
acts of lasciviousness. Arrested along Governor Pack Road by Mankayan, Benguet
police was Spencer Cawi Cayangao, 33, single. This, after Sergio T. Angnganay,
acting presiding judge of RTC Branch 64, Buguias, Benguet issued warrant for
his arrest for two counts and set bail of P36,000 for each case.
Man
nabbed for frustrated murder
ALICIA, Isabela – Cops
from Tabuk City, Kalinga arrested one Jerry Morales Sabado, 42, farmer
here March 20 at Barangay Pagdad for frustrated murder. This, after
Jennifer A Pilar, judge of RTC, First Judicial Region, Branch 32, Agoo, La
Union issued warrant for his arrest setting bail of P200, 000 for his temporary
liberty.
Girl
raped, killed in Cagayan town
TUGUEGARAO CITY – The
decomposing body of a 10-year-old girl believed to be a victim of rape was
found in a cornfield in Barangay Sta. Clara, Sta. Ana, Cagayan on March 19.
Revelyn Talaro, a
Grade 5 student, was reported missing four days earlier, said Chief Insp.
Saturnino Soriano, Sta. Ana police chief.
Soriano said
medico-legal officers could not confirm if the victim was raped because animals
apparently ate her genitals.
The head of the girl
was bashed with a hard object.
Two men were invited
for questioning. -- Raymund Catindig
Youth
stabs man dead in Candon
CANDON CITY, Ilocos
Sur- A man was stabbed dead Tuesday morning by a 16-year-old kid here in
Barangay Salvador 1st.
Chief Insp. William
Nerona, Ilocos Sur provincial police spokesman, identified the victim as Roger
Cortez, 29, of Sitio Carcarot of said barangay.
The suspect was
identified as Ricky Garnace, out-of- school youth and resident of same
barangay.
After the stabbing,
the victim was rushed to Candon General Hospital but pronounced dead on
arrival by attending physician Teresa Basabas.
The suspect was
apprehended by responding police officers of Candon.
Police did not say
what prompted the suspect to stab the victim.-Myds Supnad
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