Taxi driver, patay matapos barilin ng nakaalitan sa drive thru sa Pasay
- A taxi driver died after the person he had an altercation with at a fast-food drive-thru facility shot him multiple times
- The incident took place in a fast-food restaurant in Pasay City
- In a video shared by GMA News, one can see the taxi behind a van in the drive thru facility while a dark car attempted to get into the line
- In the latter part of the video, the taxi driver can be seen running towards the dark car where a passenger alighted and immediately shot him
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A taxi driver died after he was shot by a person he had an altercation with at a drive-thru facility of a fast-food restaurant in Pasay City.
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The incident was caught on CCTV, with part of the footage shared by GMA News.
In the video shared by GMA News, one can see the taxi behind a van in the vehicle queue of the fast-food restaurant.
A dark-colored car can also be seen trying to insert itself in the queue, but the taxi driver didn’t allow it.
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It was at this point that the passenger of the dark-colored car alighted and appeared to confront the taxi driver.
The taxi driver, for his part also got out of the vehicle and pushed the man confronting him.
In a little while, the CCTV footage showed the two of them engaged in a fistfight, with the fast-food restaurant’s security guards trying to pacify them.
According to authorities, the two cars went on their separate ways after that but a few moments later, the taxi driver can be seen running towards the same dark-colored car, this time parked in front of a hotel near the fast-food restaurant.
In the CCTV footage, one can see the passenger of the car go out and shoot the taxi driver, who immediately fell to the ground.
In an interview with authorities, it was learned that the taxi driver was shot multiple times by the suspect.
“Nilapitan niya. Talagang nilapitan. Kasi meron ding dalang patalim yung taxi driver, ayun, binaril siya nung ano, nung ating suspek. Ang na-recover natin dun sa crime scene apat na empty shells ng 45, pero yung tama nung ano, tatlo yung tama ng ating biktima, isa sa ulo, isa sa leeg, at saka meron dito sa bandang hita,” Pasay City Police Station chief Col. Samuel Pabonita, said.
Col. Pabonita also said they were able to locate the car based on its plate number but it turned out to be a different car and might be another case for “doble plaka.”
“Ang lumalabas dito baka, baka lang, may kakambal itong ano, may gumawa ng plate number na magkapareho ang plate, pero titingnan pa natin,” Col. Pabonita said.
Investigation is ongoing, with police investigators in the process of establishing the identity of the suspect.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.
In another news, the remains of the Filipino who was recently executed in Saudi Arabia reportedly cannot be brought home. In a report by GMA News, it quoted the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh saying that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia doesn’t allow executed prisoners to be brought home to their respective countries. It can be recalled that the unnamed Pinoy was executed on October 5, Saturday, for the crime of killing a Saudi national. The government said it has appealed to the Saudi government and has offered blood money but all of these were rejected, causing the execution to proceed as scheduled.
Meanwhile, in a comment on a video post, the Bacoor PNP promised to investigate the police personnel involved in a traffic altercation with an individual. In its comment, the Bacoor PNP asked for the whereabouts of the complainant involved in the said altercation and who took a video of the same to aid them in their investigation of the erring police personnel involved. The Bacoor PNP also thanked the netizen for posting the video and making them aware of the situation. It also urged the complainant to send them a message so they could proceed with a formal investigation.
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