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[Title] => Vendor stabbed for hogging videoke mike
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A vendor was seriously wounded yesterday after another customer stabbed him for hogging the microphone in a videoke joint in Caloocan City.
Police Officer 3 Melito Pabon, the officer-on-case, said Albert Camu, a vendor the Bonifacio Market at the Monumento Circle, got the ire of another vendor known only as Monching, and other videoke customers for refusing to share the microphone.
At around 3 a.m., the suspect crept from behind and stabbed Camu at least four times while he was in the middle of a song.
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[Title] => Man shot in front of family
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Three still unidentified gunmen shot dead a man execution-style in front of his family the other day in Malabon.
Police Officer 3 Peter Rios, officer-on-case, said victim Jeffrey Pamandanan, 26, was just sitting in front of his house with his family when three men approached him.
Two of them held his arms while the third aimed at gun at his head and fired twice before his horrified family. The assailants casually walked away afterwards.
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[Title] => Malabon police officers read up on election law
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Malabon police officers who attended a seminar on the Omnibus Election Code called by City Mayor Canuto Oreta were left to fend for themselves after the local Comelec official who was invited to enlighten them failed to appear yesterday.
The officers, led by police chief Senior Superintendent Ramon de Jesus, were virtually left to interpret the law entirely by themselves.
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[Title] => Sore loser stabs friend dead
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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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[Title] => Screams lead to suspect’s arrest
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An angry mob accosted one of three holdup men that robbed a passenger on board a commuter jeepney after the female victim chased the escaping suspects while screaming for help last Tuesday night in Caloocan City.
The cries for help of Collinwine Saturnino, 16, of Libis Espina St., Caloocan, attracted bystanders who assisted her in chasing the robbers.
The residents led by Saturnino, who lost her valuable Nokia 6020 cellphone to the robbers, later cornered one suspect who was identified as Rojon Salipot, 24, of 189 Paradise Village, Malabon.
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[Title] => Junk dealer shot dead for unpaid debt
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A man selling junk was shot dead outside his house by a scrap dealer in Malabon for allegedly not paying his debts yesterday.
The shooting was witnessed by two young girls, aged 12 and 14, the police said.
Investigator PO2 Jorge de la Cruz said victim Marlon Dacara, 31, sustained five bullet wounds in the body.
De la Cruz said Isidro Sauza, junkshop owner and Dacara’s boss, looked up the victim in his house with a gun in his hand.
He found Dacara and confronted him about a long-standing debt and demanded payment.
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A vendor was seriously wounded yesterday after another customer stabbed him for hogging the microphone in a videoke joint in Caloocan City.
Police Officer 3 Melito Pabon, the officer-on-case, said Albert Camu, a vendor the Bonifacio Market at the Monumento Circle, got the ire of another vendor known only as Monching, and other videoke customers for refusing to share the microphone.
At around 3 a.m., the suspect crept from behind and stabbed Camu at least four times while he was in the middle of a song.
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Three still unidentified gunmen shot dead a man execution-style in front of his family the other day in Malabon.
Police Officer 3 Peter Rios, officer-on-case, said victim Jeffrey Pamandanan, 26, was just sitting in front of his house with his family when three men approached him.
Two of them held his arms while the third aimed at gun at his head and fired twice before his horrified family. The assailants casually walked away afterwards.
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Malabon police officers who attended a seminar on the Omnibus Election Code called by City Mayor Canuto Oreta were left to fend for themselves after the local Comelec official who was invited to enlighten them failed to appear yesterday.
The officers, led by police chief Senior Superintendent Ramon de Jesus, were virtually left to interpret the law entirely by themselves.
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[Title] => Sore loser stabs friend dead
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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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[Title] => Screams lead to suspect’s arrest
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An angry mob accosted one of three holdup men that robbed a passenger on board a commuter jeepney after the female victim chased the escaping suspects while screaming for help last Tuesday night in Caloocan City.
The cries for help of Collinwine Saturnino, 16, of Libis Espina St., Caloocan, attracted bystanders who assisted her in chasing the robbers.
The residents led by Saturnino, who lost her valuable Nokia 6020 cellphone to the robbers, later cornered one suspect who was identified as Rojon Salipot, 24, of 189 Paradise Village, Malabon.
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[Title] => Junk dealer shot dead for unpaid debt
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A man selling junk was shot dead outside his house by a scrap dealer in Malabon for allegedly not paying his debts yesterday.
The shooting was witnessed by two young girls, aged 12 and 14, the police said.
Investigator PO2 Jorge de la Cruz said victim Marlon Dacara, 31, sustained five bullet wounds in the body.
De la Cruz said Isidro Sauza, junkshop owner and Dacara’s boss, looked up the victim in his house with a gun in his hand.
He found Dacara and confronted him about a long-standing debt and demanded payment.
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