Food delivery rider robbed of motorcycle, cash in Quezon City
- A food delivery rider in Barangay Unang Sigaw, Quezon City, was robbed of his motorcycle, cellphone, and ₱5,000 by three men
- CCTV footage showed the suspects blocking, pushing, and forcing the rider off his motorcycle before escaping toward EDSA Monumento
- The victim, a rider for six years, is still paying installments on the stolen motorcycle and relies on it for his family’s livelihood
- Barangay officials have doubled their patrols, while police work with the victim and barangay to identify and track the suspects
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A food delivery rider lost his motorcycle, cellphone, and cash after being held up by three men in Barangay Unang Sigaw, Quezon City, early Sunday morning.
Source: UGC
CCTV footage captured the incident on Tuesday, August 12, showing three men walking along the street.
As a motorcycle approached, one of the suspects grabbed its rear while another blocked the rider in front.
With two men already confronting him, the third suspect joined and they forcibly pushed the rider off his motorcycle. The suspects then rode off with the vehicle.
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Another CCTV angle showed the men fleeing toward EDSA Monumento.
According to the victim’s relative, the rider had just finished a delivery and was about to wait for his next booking at a nearby fast-food chain when the crime occurred.
“Noong hinila yung motor niya ng isang lalaki, tapos biglang lumapit yung dalawa tapos tinutukan siya sa tagiliran tapos pilit siyang pinapababa. Tinulak pa nga niya yun eh. Buti nga hindi siya sinaksak. Hinabol niya pa, hinabol niya pa po yung motor hanggang doon labasan sa may EDSA,” the relative recounted.
The rider, who has been in the job for six years, is still paying for the motorcycle on installment for another year and a half.
The suspects also took his cellphone and ₱5,000 intended for their rent.
”Doon lang kami kumukuha ng hanap-buhay niya... kaya ang hirap po na wala kaming hanap-buhay ngayon,” the relative added.
Barangay officials have since doubled their patrols. Police are coordinating with the barangay and the victim to identify the suspects.
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