Mga suspek sa pagdukot at pagpatay kina Anson Que at Armanie Pabillo, tukoy na ng pulisya
- Police confirm the identification of individuals involved in the abduction and murder of businessman Anson Que and his driver, Armanie Pabillo
- To ensure the suspects remain in the country, the Bureau of Immigration has been informed of their identities as the PNP prepares for arrests
- Authorities indicate the investigation reveals complexities beyond a typical kidnapping, suggesting a more intricate scenario
- The Justice Secretary acknowledges a report linking a POGO syndicate to the killings, stating that authorities are actively pursuing this lead with caution
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has announced that individuals suspected to be involved in the abduction and subsequent killing of businessman Anson Que, also known as Anson Tan, and his driver, Armanie Pabillo, have been identified.
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PNP Chief Police General Rommel Marbil disclosed this development on Friday, indicating that the investigation has made significant strides in uncovering the perpetrators behind the heinous crime.
To prevent the potential flight of the identified suspects, the Bureau of Immigration has been notified of their identities.
This measure aims to secure their presence within the country while the PNP pursues the ongoing investigation and prepares for their apprehension.
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“We can arrest some people right now but we can't get the mastermind. We want the mastermind,” Marbil stated, highlighting the authorities' commitment to dismantling the entire criminal network involved in the case.
The PNP’s investigation, which commenced while Que and Pabillo were still missing, has revealed that the incident extends beyond a typical kidnap-for-ransom scenario.
“We are sharing notes what happened sabi ko nga may malaki kasing twist e. Hanggang doon lang muna ako,” Marbil explained, emphasizing the complexity of the case and the presence of significant, undisclosed details.
Adding another layer to the investigation, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla addressed a news report alleging that a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) syndicate was responsible for Que's murder due to an unpaid debt.
“We are aware of this theory or this piece of news and we actually have more information about it but we don't want to divulge everything in media we need to operate quietly,” Remulla said.
This statement underscores the sensitivity of the investigation and the need for discretion to ensure its success.
The bodies of Que and Pabillo were discovered in Rodriguez, Rizal, on April 9th, marking a tragic end to their disappearance.
Prior to the discovery, video evidence surfaced showing the black van they were last seen in being abandoned on Seminary Road in Barangay Toro, Quezon City, on the night of March 29th.
The van was officially reported as abandoned on April 8th, prompting further investigation and confirming suspicions of foul play.
The involvement of a POGO syndicate, as suggested by the news report and acknowledged by the Justice Secretary, introduces a potential link to organized crime and raises questions about the scope of the investigation.
Authorities are reportedly pursuing various leads and gathering evidence to establish the motive behind the killings and identify all individuals involved.
The PNP's focus on apprehending the mastermind indicates a determination to dismantle the entire criminal operation, rather than simply apprehending lower-level operatives.
The investigation remains active, with authorities working diligently to uncover the truth and bring the perpetrators to justice.
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In other news, a 25-year-old barangay chairman of Barangay Baraas in Picong, Lanao del Sur, whom authorities identified as, Binhar Jalambre Alon Jawad, died from multiple gunshot wounds after being ambushed. Jawad was traveling in an SUV with 20-year-old Norhan Sarip, who sustained injuries, when unidentified assailants attacked them on a diversion road in Malabang. Authorities in Lanao del Sur have launched an investigation to determine the motive behind the ambush and are actively pursuing the unidentified perpetrators who fled the scene. The violent death of a young elected official underscores the ongoing challenges in maintaining peace and order in regions like Lanao del Sur, where politically motivated violence and armed groups have been present.
Still in other news, the van last used by Anson Que and his driver Armanie Pabillo was found abandoned on Seminary Road, Barangay Bahay Toro, Quezon City, on March 29. Two unidentified individuals were seen exiting the van and walking away, raising suspicions of possible foul play, GMA News reported. Police discovered the van on April 8, and the next day, the bodies of Que and Pabillo were found in Rodriguez, Rizal. Anson Que was a Chinese-Filipino businessman active in Metro Manila’s trading sector, and authorities are now investigating the case as a potential premeditated murder.
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