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- A female call center agent died after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds inflicted by two gunmen

- In a report by Brigada News FM Olongapo quoting initial results of police investigations, the alleged motive for the killing is that the woman was unable to pay her debt

- The victim, identified as Yesha Enad Sato, a 28-year-old resident of Carcar City in Cebu, died on the spot after being shot multiple times

- The police were able to apprehend the two individuals, identified as Alberto Aguilar Diez and Aljune Sosona Serenio

A woman in Carcar City lost her life after being fatally shot by one of two suspects, with the motive allegedly stemming from an unpaid debt.

The victim has been identified as 28-year-old Yesha Enad Sato, a resident of Sitio Luan-luan, Barangay Poblacion, Carcar City.

Law enforcement authorities have apprehended the two individuals implicated in the crime.

They are identified as 39-year-old Alberto Aguilar Diez, the alleged gunman, and 35-year-old Aljune Sosona Serenio.

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According to police reports, the suspects arrived at Sato's residence and proceeded to shoot her multiple times, resulting in her immediate death.

Following the violent act, the suspects fled the scene. However, their escape was short-lived, as authorities successfully captured them during subsequent follow-up operations.

Initial investigations conducted by the police point to an unpaid debt owed by the victim as the primary motive behind the fatal shooting. This incident has caused alarm within the Carcar City community.

The swift response of the authorities in apprehending the suspects highlights the commitment of the local police to pursue those who commit violent crimes.

The investigation will continue, to fully understand all of the details surrounding the event. The issue of unpaid debt, that is the alleged motive of the crime, is a serious one, and highlights the dangers that arise from such situations.

The local authorities are now tasked with bringing justice to the victim, and ensuring that the perpetrators are held accountable for their actions. This tragic event serves as a reminder of the value of life, and the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh