+ Follow RIZAL AVENUE AND BATANGAS Tag
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[Title] => Slain bank robbers still unidentified
[Summary] => The two suspected bank robbers who were killed in a shootout with police operatives in Sta. Cruz, Manila on Friday remain unidentified, even as investigators lamented the refusal of a hospital, where the victims were taken, to release the bodies for autopsy.
The slain suspects, described as in their early 30s, with one having tattoos of an anchor on his arm, a heart on flame on his chest and a skull on flame on his back, are currently at the morgue of the UST Hospital.
Both succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds while undergoing treatment at the hospital.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1546326
[AuthorName] => Nestor Etolle
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[Title] => 2 bank robbers killed by CIDG
[Summary] => Two suspected bank robbers were killed following a shootout with elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) in Sta. Cruz, Manila before noon yesterday.
Members of the anti-organized crime task force of the CIDG, headed by Superintendent Perfecto Marin, were able to neutralize the suspects before they could pull of a heist at a bank in the area.
The fatalities, who were in their late 30s, were rushed to the UST Hospital on board a CIDG vehicle after the shootout, according to Superintendent Edgardo Wycoco, chief of the Western Metro Manila CIDG.
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RIZAL AVENUE AND BATANGAS
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[Title] => Slain bank robbers still unidentified
[Summary] => The two suspected bank robbers who were killed in a shootout with police operatives in Sta. Cruz, Manila on Friday remain unidentified, even as investigators lamented the refusal of a hospital, where the victims were taken, to release the bodies for autopsy.
The slain suspects, described as in their early 30s, with one having tattoos of an anchor on his arm, a heart on flame on his chest and a skull on flame on his back, are currently at the morgue of the UST Hospital.
Both succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds while undergoing treatment at the hospital.
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[Title] => 2 bank robbers killed by CIDG
[Summary] => Two suspected bank robbers were killed following a shootout with elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) in Sta. Cruz, Manila before noon yesterday.
Members of the anti-organized crime task force of the CIDG, headed by Superintendent Perfecto Marin, were able to neutralize the suspects before they could pull of a heist at a bank in the area.
The fatalities, who were in their late 30s, were rushed to the UST Hospital on board a CIDG vehicle after the shootout, according to Superintendent Edgardo Wycoco, chief of the Western Metro Manila CIDG.
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[AuthorName] => Nestor Etolle
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