Suspek sa pagpaslang kay Dr. Rajean Romualdez, sumuko sa NBI at humarap sa media
- The man linked to the death of Dr. Rajean Romualdez, Raymart Martinez, voluntarily surrendered to the NBI in Naga, Philippine Star reported
- Dr. Romualdez, 36, was discovered dead in her car near Bicol Medical Center on February 16, with a gunshot wound to the head
- Martinez’s family coordinated with authorities and persuaded him to turn himself in after he failed to come forward following the incident
- The Naga city government is offering a P200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Dr. Romualdez's killer
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A man linked to the death of a doctor in Naga, Camarines Sur has surrendered to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Philippine Star reported.
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Raymart Martinez, identified as a suspect in the killing of 36-year-old Rajean Monette Romualdez, a doctor at the Bicol Medical Center (BMC), turned himself in at the NBI’s Naga field office after staying in Matnog, Sorsogon.
Romualdez was found dead inside her car on February 16, parked near BMC and the Bureau of Internal Revenue office in Barangay Concepcion Pequena.
Authorities began searching for Martinez when he failed to come forward after the incident.
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An NBI official revealed that Martinez’s family had been in contact with authorities and persuaded him to surrender.
A relative of Romualdez had also pointed to Martinez as a suspect in the case.
Lt. Col. Chester Pomar, spokesperson for the Naga police, previously noted Martinez’s absence as suspicious. “Normally, if something happens to a loved one, a spouse, or a partner, you would be the first to show up and ask what happened. In this case, he was nowhere to be found,” Pomar stated.
Bicol police director Maj. Gen. Andre Dizon cited CCTV footage showing Martinez with Romualdez at 1:30 a.m., about 11 hours before her body was discovered at 2:30 p.m.
To aid in the investigation, the Naga city government has offered a P200,000 reward for information leading to the suspect’s capture.
Below is the video when Martinez spoke to the media, but did not answer questions.
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In other news, two suspects armed with only a pellet gun and a knife declared a holdup at a convenience store in Bataan. After the stickup, the suspects ran away with P200,000 in cash. The entire incident was captured on the CCTV camera of the said convenience store. In the CCTV footage, one can see one of the suspects wearing a helmet and jacket entering the store and thereafter pulled out a gun and knife.
Meanwhile, in the ongoing investigation of the case about Dr. Rajean Monette Romualdez, whose body was discovered lifeless and covered in blood, inside a parked car near Bicol Medical Center in Naga, Camarines Sur, has a new update. Authorities confirmed that Romualdez’s live-in partner was the last person seen with her before the fatal incident. Police have been unable to locate or communicate with the person of interest, as confirmed by Naga Police spokesperson Lt. Col. Chester Pomar.
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