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Four robbery suspects in Palawan arrested

- Rene Alviar -
CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — Four of the six suspects in the P1.5-million pawnshop robbery in Brookes Point, Palawan have been arrested — three of them at Pier 2 in Manila on Saturday.

Arrested in Puerto Princesa City was Julio Col-ing, 39, of Baguio City; and at Pier 2 in Manila were Domingo Lagadan, 23, and Teddy Castro, 26, both residents of Malagasang III, Imus, Cavite; and Lito Diego, 31, of Barangay Pagkilan, Batangas.

Recovered from Col-ing were about P400,000 worth of jewelry and another P500,000 from the other suspects.

The suspects were presented by Senior Supt. Alejandro Lapinid, regional director of the MIMAROPA (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan) to newsmen here yesterday.

Results of the investigation showed that at about 3:00 a.m. of June 5, unidentified persons staged a robbery at a pawnshop owned by a certain Bobby Castro at Narrazid Road, Brookespoint, Palawan and carted away P43,000.00 in cash and assorted jewelries amounting to P1.5 million.

During follow-up operations, police led by Supt. Paul Tucay, deputy provincial director of Palawan, arrested Col-ing in Puerto Princesa City. Col-ing’s arrest led to the identity of the three other suspects, who had then boarded a Manila-bound passenger vessel.

Tucay and his men caught the other suspects before they could go out of pier premises..

Lapinid lauded Palawan police director Senior Supt. Michael Garraez, Tucay and the chief of police of Brookes Point, Palawan, including the teams from the NCRPO, Maritime Group, PPA for a job well-done.

In another development, the MIMAROPA regional police based here turned over two brand new patrol cars to the Bongabong Municipal Police Station, Mindoro Oriental and Looc Municipal Police station, Romblon.

ALEJANDRO LAPINID

BAGUIO CITY

BARANGAY PAGKILAN

BOBBY CASTRO

BONGABONG MUNICIPAL POLICE STATION

BROOKES POINT

DOMINGO LAGADAN

JULIO COL

PALAWAN

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY

SENIOR SUPT

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