21-anyos, binaril ng kaibigan pagkatapos mapagbintangang nilagyan tubig tangke ng tricycle

- A 21-year-old was shot by her friend in Tondo, Manila, after being accused of sabotaging his tricycle and stealing ₱700 — accusations she denies

- The victim said, “Yun bigla niya akong binaril, sabay umalis kaagad po,” recalling how she was suddenly shot while returning a cart with friends, GMA News reported

- She now struggles to work due to her injuries: “Hindi ko na magawa yung magdiskarte, mangalakal, kasi bawal ako magbuhat”

- The suspect fled to Bulacan after the incident but was arrested upon returning to Tondo; he confessed and hopes for forgiveness

A 21-year-old narrowly escaped death after being shot by her friend in Tondo, Manila, GMA News reported.

The incident stemmed from accusations that she had tampered with the suspect’s tricycle and stolen money.

“Magsosoli nga po kami ng kariton ng mga barkada ko dun sa aroma. May nakapagsabi at sumigaw, 'uy si Saya oh,'” the victim recalled. “Yun bigla niya akong binaril, sabay umalis kaagad po.”

The woman was accused of putting water in the suspect’s gas tank and of stealing ₱700—both of which she denies.

She admitted to threatening to damage his motorcycle, which allegedly triggered the violent outburst.

“Siyempre mahirap po. Hindi ko na magawa yung magdiskarte, mangalakal, kasi bawal ako magbuhat,” she said, now struggling to work and make a living due to her injury.

Following the shooting, the suspect fled to Bulacan and remained in hiding for a time.

He later returned to Tondo, where authorities arrested him on the strength of a warrant.

The suspect has confessed to the crime and expressed remorse, saying he hopes his friend can forgive him.

Despite surviving the attack, the woman faces a long road to recovery—both physically and emotionally—as she deals with the aftermath of betrayal and violence from someone she once called a friend.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other news, a couple and their 3-year-old daughter died after their car collided with a truck in Malungon, Sarangani. The car reportedly lost control and veered into the opposite lane, hitting a 10-wheeler truck head-on. “Nahulog ang kotse doon sa sementado then ibinalik kaya pumunta sa kabilang lane,” said Police Lt. Col. Geovanni Ladeo. In a separate incident in Cotabato, a multicab heading to a wake crashed after its steering wheel locked, injuring several passengers including four children.

Still in other news, a man was filmed pushing a stolen motorcycle along Juan Luna Street in Manila, pretending it had mechanical issues. Victim Justine Serrano lost his bike just 50 minutes after parking it to deliver parcels in Divisoria. The suspect convinced mechanics in San Andres Complex to make a new key, claiming he had a broken ignition. The Manila Police District is tracking the suspect, last seen riding the stolen motorcycle near Buendia, Pasay.

Source: KAMI.com.gh