Japanese na kainan, hinoldap; isa sa holdapers, bumalik at isinoli kinuhang cellphone
- Two robbers went inside a Japanese restaurant in Arnaiz Ave., Makati on May 4 and took the belongings of customers
- The robbers made use of firearms to carry out the robbery
- About a minute after leaving the place, one of the robbers came back and returned the cellphone that was taken
- In a report by GMA Integrated News, police officers noted that the act of one of the robbers was very unusual and while he returned the cellphone, they would still be going after the perpetrators
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Two armed men stormed a Japanese restaurant along Arnaiz Avenue in Makati City on the evening of May 4, taking the belongings of unsuspecting customers in a brazen robbery.
Source: UGC
According to reports, the suspects brandished firearms as they moved swiftly through the restaurant, intimidating patrons and collecting valuables, including wallets and mobile phones.
CCTV footage reviewed by authorities captured the moment one of the robbers took a wallet from a Japanese customer and casually slipped it into his pocket.
The incident appeared to be over in just minutes, with the robbers quickly fleeing the scene.
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However, the crime took an unexpected turn.
Roughly a minute after their escape, one of the perpetrators returned to the restaurant—not to continue the robbery, but to give back a cellphone that had just been stolen.
Police found the act bizarre. In a report by GMA Integrated News, P/Maj Anthony Bagsik, Commander of Substation 5, remarked, “The demeanor of the suspects was quite unusual.”
Despite the surprising return of the phone, Bagsik emphasized that authorities remain committed to apprehending the individuals responsible.
Investigators are currently reviewing surveillance footage and collecting witness statements as part of their pursuit of the suspects.
The incident has raised concerns about public safety in the area, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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