Magkasintahang sangkot umano sa pamamaril sa isang computer shop, arestado sa drug buy bust
- A couple was arrested in a dr*g buy-bust operation in Manila and linked to a 2024 murder case
- According to Unang Balita, the couple was accused of being involved in the deadly shooting of a victim at a computer shop in Parola on November 16, 2024
- During the arrest, authorities seized 20 grams of suspected shabu worth P136,000 from the suspects in the Parola Compound
- The gunman claims the victim stole a cellphone from his uncle, while the victim's partner stated it was over a debt of P2,500
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A couple was arrested in Manila after being caught in a dr*g buy-bust operation, and they are also suspects in a murder case from last year.
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According to Unang Balita of GMA News, the police reported that the couple was involved in the shooting at a computer shop in Parola on November 16, 2024.
CCTV footage from the scene showed the victim standing inside the shop when the gunman approached and shot him multiple times, killing him instantly.
The gunman fled with his accomplice, a man wearing a gray jacket.
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While the man in the gray jacket was quickly apprehended, the gunman managed to escape.
Police investigations eventually revealed the identity of the gunman, and they discovered that a woman had also been involved in the crime, pointing out the victim's location.
Both suspects were charged with murder, and an arrest warrant was issued.
However, the couple was later caught during a dr*g buy-bust operation by the Station Drug Enforcement of the Delpan Police Station.
The operation took place at Gate 54 of the Parola Compound, where the suspects were found in possession of approximately 20 grams of suspected sh@bu worth P136,000.
It was revealed that the two were romantically involved, and the man previously arrested by police was the woman's brother.
According to the victim’s partner, the shooting occurred after the victim owed the gunman P2,500.
However, the gunman claimed the victim had stolen a cellphone from his uncle, and the shooting was a result of the victim’s disrespect when they demanded its return.
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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.
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.
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