Mga Vietnamese, nagrambulan sa Pasay; mga sangkot, kakasuhan ng pulisya

- A group of Vietnamese nationals engaged in a brawl at a dining place in Pasay City last March 14

- In a CCTV footage shared by 24 Oras Weekend, one can see the chaotic brawl that lasted for a couple of minutes

- According to witnesses, the skirmish started when an argument among the group ensued

- The police said they have already established the identities of those involved and are now preparing to file charges against them

A violent altercation involving a group of Vietnamese nationals erupted at a dining establishment in Pasay City on March 14th, leading to one arrest and an ongoing investigation to apprehend additional suspects.

The incident, captured by CCTV footage and reported by 24 Oras Weekend, showcased a chaotic brawl that persisted for several minutes before law enforcement arrived.

Upon their arrival, Pasay City Police found the scene in disarray.

Police Major James Ralph Naval stated that initially, identifying the victims proved challenging as they were not present at the location.

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"Pagdating ng mga pulis namin doon, hindi po namin ma-identify pa noon kung sino yung victims kasi wala sila doon. Then, upon nung investigation po, binalik sila dito sa station," Major Naval said.

Subsequent investigations led to the victims being brought to the police station for further questioning.

Authorities determined that the altercation involved three Vietnamese individuals, including a female interpreter.

The investigation revealed that the brawl stemmed from a disagreement between two groups who had been consuming alcohol.

While no arrests were made at the immediate scene, a follow-up operation resulted in the apprehension of one suspect from a group of over ten individuals involved.

The arrested suspect faces charges of physical injury, concealing his true name, and disobedience to a person in authority.

Police Major Naval explained that the suspect resisted medical examination and booking procedures, leading to the additional charges.

"Bukod sa physical injury na kinaso sa kanya, nakasuhan pa po siya ng concealing true name at disobedience to a person in authority kasi ayaw niya magpamedical, ayaw magpabooking," the police officer said.

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Witness accounts indicate that a male wearing a blue t-shirt initiated the violence by approaching the victims.

One female victim expressed her suspicion that the incident was a "set-up," suggesting that the altercation may have been orchestrated due to her past involvement in the imprisonment of an individual on kidnapping charges in 2022.

She alleges that close associates of that individual were among the suspects involved in the restaurant brawl.

The Pasay City Police are actively pursuing their investigation to identify and apprehend the remaining individuals involved in the incident.

The investigation is also looking into the victims allegation, that the incident was a planned attack.

This incident has raised concerns regarding public safety, and also regarding international relations with the involved nationalities.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh