Suspect in Sampaloc burglary arrested in Quezon City
- A 21-year-old man was arrested in Quezon City for allegedly robbing a couple’s home in Sampaloc, Manila
- CCTV footage showed the suspect entering and leaving the house on Ventura Street around 2 a.m.
- The suspect stole a laptop, cellphones, and other valuables while the victims were asleep
- Police recovered some stolen items, but other gadgets, a watch, and cards remain missing
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Authorities in Quezon City have arrested a 21-year-old man suspected of breaking into a couple’s house in Sampaloc, Manila, and stealing money and gadgets.
Source: UGC
According to a report by Jhomer Apresto of GMA Integrated News, CCTV footage captured the suspect walking along Ventura Street at around 2 a.m. last Saturday.
The video showed him suddenly entering a house’s gate and emerging five minutes later, hurriedly walking away with several items in hand.
The victims, a couple, were reportedly fast asleep during the break-in. “It seems they forgot to close the door.
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Maybe they were tired from work and fell into a deep sleep, so they were robbed without realizing it,” said Barangay official Fe Dulay.
Barangay officials said the suspect was not a resident of the area and may have just been passing through.
Based on the investigation of the Sampaloc Police Station, the suspect took a laptop, cellphones, and other items worth around P200,000. He also stole a bag, watch, IDs, ATM, and credit cards.
In a follow-up operation, police tracked the suspect to a gadget shop in Quezon City. Recovered from him were a cellphone and a laptop, though two more phones, a watch, and several cards have yet to be found.
The suspect is now under the custody of the Sampaloc Police and is facing theft charges while authorities continue their investigation.
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