Six more suspected
drug personalities have been killed in Luzon since Wednesday.
Virgilio
Villanueva, a resident of Barangay Sta. Cruz, San Manuel, Isabela, allegedly
fired at anti-drug operatives during a sting in Barangay Marabulig 1, Cauayan
City. He died at the scene.
In Bulacan,
Nelson de Guzman, alias Duko, and an alias Doods also reportedly pulled out
their guns and shot it out with policemen who posed as buyers of shabu in
Barangay Caingin, San Rafael and Ilang-Ilang, Guiguinto, respectively, before
dawn Thursday.
Ananias
Bangate Jr., 37, alias Bulak, and his unidentified companion allegedly resisted
arrest and engaged policemen in a shootout during a sting in Barangay San
Alejandro, Quezon, Nueva Ecija on Wednesday.
The
fatalities yielded sachets of shabu, guns and marked money, police said.
In Cagayan,
an unidentified man shot Jomar Ligsay Jr., 31, in Barangay Tabbac, Buguey.
Ligsay’s wife Rosemalyn said the killer, who was wearing a jacket, waited for
the victim in front of her store.
Police said
Ligsay surrendered under Oplan Tokhang last year.
In Gerona,
Tarlac, three alleged drug pushers were arrested while another was killed in an
armed encounter in four separate entrapment operations here last week.
Slain in a
shootout with the police was Omar Ugadan of Barangay Tibag, Tarlac.
Ugadan
reportedly surrendered to city police during implementation of Project Tokhang,
but, continued peddling drugs.
Supt.
Franklin Estoro said Jayson Lansang, 37, was entrapped in Barangay San Antonio.
Lansang,
who yielded four sachets of shabu, was arrested with his co-hort Chiaro
Crisanto Catu Guzman, 26, who was caught in possession of the marked money and
another sachet of drugs”.
In his
report to Tarlac police provincial director Senior Supt. Ritchie Medardo
Posadas, Estoro said Santy Samson, 30, of Barangay Panampunan, Tarlac City, was
apprehended in a buy-bust operation also in Barangay San Antonio.
Recovered
from Samson were three sachets of illegal drugs.
“Ugadan was
shot dead several meters fronting the house of former mayor Dennis Go when he
tried to run away and fired three times at my men with a Cal. 38 revolver,”
Estoro said.
Local
residents said almost all known pushers of this town were already apprehended
due to relentless anti-illegal drugs campaign of police.
Earlier,
there known pushers from the
municipality of Paniqui, including a public high school teacher, were also arrested by this town’s police
intelligence unit headed by Insp. Joel Gamboa. -- Raymund Catindig, Ric
Sapnu, Nelson Bolos
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