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A laborer was stabbed to death by a neighbor after winning in a tupada (cockfight) set up after the two had attended a midnight mass yesterday in Malabon City.


According to investigator PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., said the victim, Wenceslao Araza, 55, a resident of Barangay Tañong, and his alleged assailant, Pedro Sabio, 38, had just come from a midnight mass (Simbang Gabi) when they decided to play backyard cockfighting near Araza’s house.

The two agreed to place bets at P600 each. Araza won but Sabio paid only P300, which the former resented.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, said the body was that of Henry Sapit, 36, operations supervisor of the R. Jose Trucking Co. and a resident of Davila street, Navotas.

Sapit was positively identified by his brother Gener at around 3:30 p.m. in Barangay San Agustin, Malabon City, where the body was retrieved from the water.

The victim’s body was seen by a group of bystanders in a nipa hut along the Malabon River.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, identified the victim as Marian Moncerate, 22, of Marulas, Valenzuela City.

SPO1 Alfredo Mendez, Night Watch supervisor, together with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) members Manolo Arguelles and Bonifacio Valientco, arrested suspect Benjamin Tiongco, 24, of Potrero, Malabon.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, identified the victim as Marian Moncerate, 22, of Marulas, Valenzuela City.

SPO1 Alfredo Mendez, Night Watch supervisor, together with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) members Manolo Arguelles and Bonifacio Valientco, arrested suspect Benjamin Tiongco, 24, of Potrero, Malabon.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer on case, identified the victim as Ronnel Lapuz, a stay-in employee of the Camella Food Manufacturing Co., maker of snacks and sweets, on 90 Camia street, Olvina Subdivision, Potrero, Malabon.

Lapuz was peeping through the service-cargo elevator on the second floor waiting for the cab to go down when the accident happened half an hour before midnight.
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ANANIAS BIRAD JR.
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A laborer was stabbed to death by a neighbor after winning in a tupada (cockfight) set up after the two had attended a midnight mass yesterday in Malabon City.


According to investigator PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., said the victim, Wenceslao Araza, 55, a resident of Barangay Tañong, and his alleged assailant, Pedro Sabio, 38, had just come from a midnight mass (Simbang Gabi) when they decided to play backyard cockfighting near Araza’s house.

The two agreed to place bets at P600 each. Araza won but Sabio paid only P300, which the former resented.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, said the body was that of Henry Sapit, 36, operations supervisor of the R. Jose Trucking Co. and a resident of Davila street, Navotas.

Sapit was positively identified by his brother Gener at around 3:30 p.m. in Barangay San Agustin, Malabon City, where the body was retrieved from the water.

The victim’s body was seen by a group of bystanders in a nipa hut along the Malabon River.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, identified the victim as Marian Moncerate, 22, of Marulas, Valenzuela City.

SPO1 Alfredo Mendez, Night Watch supervisor, together with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) members Manolo Arguelles and Bonifacio Valientco, arrested suspect Benjamin Tiongco, 24, of Potrero, Malabon.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer-on-case, identified the victim as Marian Moncerate, 22, of Marulas, Valenzuela City.

SPO1 Alfredo Mendez, Night Watch supervisor, together with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) members Manolo Arguelles and Bonifacio Valientco, arrested suspect Benjamin Tiongco, 24, of Potrero, Malabon.
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PO2 Ananias Birad Jr., officer on case, identified the victim as Ronnel Lapuz, a stay-in employee of the Camella Food Manufacturing Co., maker of snacks and sweets, on 90 Camia street, Olvina Subdivision, Potrero, Malabon.

Lapuz was peeping through the service-cargo elevator on the second floor waiting for the cab to go down when the accident happened half an hour before midnight.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-12 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1097044 [AuthorName] => Jerry Botial [SectionName] => Metro [SectionUrl] => metro [URL] => ) ) )
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