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- Two men were ordered arrested by the court and detained by the police for robbery and assault
- According to a report by GMA News, the two, along with another companion, allegedly robbed and assaulted their friend
- The report also stated, quoting the police chief of the Rodriguez Municipal Police Station, that the group were playing an illegal coin tossing game locally referred to as “Cara Y Cruz”
- The victim, one of their friends, alleged the accused robbed him of P3,000
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Two men are back behind bars after the court ordered them arrested for assaulting and robbing their friend in Rodriguez, Rizal, in 2023.
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Another alleged accomplice was also served an arrest warrant while already incarcerated.
According to a report by GMA News’ “Unang Balita” this past Wednesday, the two suspects were served warrants for robbery.
They were allegedly part of the group that robbed and assaulted their friend after a disagreement.
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“Itong grupong ito ay naglalaro ng cara y cruz (an illegal coin tossing game). At ayun nga nagkapikunan at nagkaroon ng gulo at nabugbog itong biktima at kinuha 'yung kaniyang pera,” said Police Lieutenant Colonel Paul Macasa Sabulao, chief of police of the Rodriguez Municipal Police Station.
The suspects allegedly took P3,000 from the victim, which prompted him to file charges against them.
On February 5, the court issued arrest warrants against the five men involved. Alias “Ben,” 29 years old, was the first to be apprehended at his residence in Barangay Balite.
After his arrest, Ben was questioned by the police about the whereabouts of his companions and subsequently identified the second suspect.
The accused, alias “Al,” 30 years old, was also arrested at his home. The two suspects were identified by another individual involved in the robbery who is already imprisoned at the BJMP in Rodriguez.
The arrest warrant was served to the third suspect in the detention facility.
Rodriguez Police reported that another accomplice of the accused had already died, while one more remains at large.
In their defense, the arrested men claimed they were only trying to break up a fight and that the victim was intoxicated at the time.
“Wala po kaming kinalaman doon. Hindi ko sila pinakialaman. Bahala sila, baka madamay pa ako,” said alias “Ben.”
“Naglalaro po kami. Lasing po 'yung nagreklamo sa amin. Ngayon, 'yung isa niyang kalaban, napikon sa kaniya dahil sa kulit niya. Ngayon nagpang-abot sila. Awat kami nang awat,” said alias “Al.”
The accused further claimed that no robbery occurred after the altercation.
“Hindi, kasi siyempre lasing nga siya. Akala niya kinukuha. Eh hindi niya alam, talo na siya. Kaya doon din napikon ‘yung una niyang nakasuntukan. Dinamay niya kami nang hindi naman dapat eh,” said alias “Ben.”
The accused are currently detained at the custodial facility of the Rodriguez Municipal Police Station.
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In other news, an SUV with an Office of the President sticker crashed into a pole in Manila, injuring a motorcycle rider. According to GMA News, authorities suspect the SUV driver, a Chinese national, may have been intoxicated at the time of the accident. The motorcyclist sustained injuries and was rushed to the hospital, while the SUV driver suffered minor scratches. Authorities are investigating whether the Office of the President sticker on the SUV is legitimate.
Meanwhile, a Chinese resident in the Philippines lost cash, two cars, and two pet cats after hiring a housekeeper who disappeared just two days later. The suspect gained the victim’s trust with good communication and diligence. Authorities believed that the crime was premeditated. Police arrested the suspect in Cainta, Rizal, revealing she had an outstanding arrest warrant and multiple past victims.
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