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PSG looking into shooting incident at Malacañang Park

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September 26, 2017 | 2:55am
PSG looking into shooting incident at Malacañang Park

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MANILA, Philippines — The Presidential Security Group is looking into a shooting incident inside Malacañang Park but has yet to issue a statement.
 
According to reports, an unidentified officer was shot in the PSG Complex, which houses the elite multi-agency unit tasked with securing the president and other VIPs.
 
CNN Philippines reported Lt Col Michael Aquino, PSG spokesperson, confirming there was an incident and that an officer was hurt.
 
 
He has, however, yet to respond to queries on the incident.
 
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