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NPC local leader gunned down

Ed Amoroso - The Philippine Star
January 20, 2016 | 9:00am

CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna, Philippines – A local leader of the Nationalist People’s Coalition in Laguna was shot dead in San Pedro City on Monday.

Anthony Gilbert Olivarez, 44, was in a cockpit in Barangay San Vicente around 2 p.m. when the gunman approached and shot him at close range, said Superintendent Ericson Dilag, San Pedro police chief.

Olivarez died while being treated at the Divine Mercy Hospital.

Dilag said they are investigating if the killing was politically motivated.

The victim was a leader for barangay chairman Jun Ynion, who is running for mayor in the city. Ynion offered a P200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the assailant.    

ANTHONY GILBERT OLIVAREZ

BARANGAY SAN VICENTE

DILAG

DIVINE MERCY HOSPITAL

JUN YNION

NATIONALIST PEOPLE

OLIVAREZ

SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO CITY

SUPERINTENDENT ERICSON DILAG

YNION
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