Teens aged 14-16 stab, beat man during confrontation at a dam in Nueva Ecija
- A man was stabbed in the head and back and beaten during a confrontation with teenagers at a dam in Barangay Camagsingalan, Nueva Ecija
- The incident happened Monday while the teens were drinking and swimming, according to GMA Regional TV One North Central Luzon
- The victim is recovering in the hospital from his injuries
- The minor suspects are now under the custody of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) as police continue their investigation
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A man was hospitalized after being stabbed and beaten by a group of teenagers during an altercation at a dam in Barangay Camagsingalan, Nueva Ecija.
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According to a report from GMA Regional TV One North Central Luzon, the incident happened on Monday while the group of teenagers was drinking and swimming at the dam.
Based on the police investigation, the victim allegedly approached the group, which led to a heated argument. The confrontation quickly escalated into a physical attack by the teens.
The victim sustained stab wounds to the head and back in addition to injuries from the beating. He was immediately rushed to the hospital, where he is now recovering.
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Authorities confirmed that the suspects involved in the incident are minors.
They are currently under the custody of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) as required by law, instead of being detained in a regular police facility.
The police are conducting a further investigation to determine the circumstances that led to the violent altercation.
Authorities are also coordinating with the MSWDO and the parents of the minors to decide on the appropriate legal and welfare measures.
Cases involving minors are handled with special consideration under the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of the Philippines, which focuses on rehabilitation rather than punitive action.
Meanwhile, the victim continues to recover in the hospital as the investigation progresses.
Authorities assured that proper legal steps will be taken against the suspects in line with existing laws on crimes involving minors.
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