Policeman uses firearm after being annoyed by noise created by 3 minors
- A police officer was arrested in Parañaque City on Christmas Day
- The incident started after a dispute with three minors using firecrackers
- In a report published by GMA News Online's 'BalitamBayan,' the officer allegedly fired his gun in front of the children
- NCRPO said criminal and administrative cases will be filed
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A police officer was arrested by fellow officers in Parañaque City on Christmas Day after allegedly firing his gun during an argument with three minors.
Authorities said noise from firecrackers triggered the confrontation.
NCRPO identified the suspect as a 28-year-old patrolman assigned to the Maritime Group.
Arrest happened shortly after midnight in Barangay Sun Valley.
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According to NCRPO, complaint showed that minors were making noise and lighting firecrackers.
Officer reportedly confronted the children and later pulled out his PNP-issued 9mm firearm.
He allegedly fired several shots in front of them.
Police said action caused fear, shock, and emotional stress to the children aged 10, 12, and 15 years old.
Guardians of minors filed complaints against the officer. Charges include grave threats in relation to Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act.
Case for indiscriminate discharge of firearms was also filed.
Authorities recovered officer’s service firearm during arrest. Items seized included a 9mm pistol, one magazine with three live bullets, one empty cartridge case, and his PNP identification card.
NCRPO chief Police Major General Anthony Aberin strongly condemned the incident. He said abusive actions, especially involving children, have no place in police service.
He stressed that being a police officer does not give anyone the right to threaten or use violence.
Aberin also said law will be applied equally regardless of rank or position. NCRPO assured public that cases will move forward.
Suspect remains under police custody. He will face both criminal and administrative charges for violating PNP rules and regulations.
Read GMA News Online 'BalitamBayan' article here to know more about this news.
In an earlier local report by KAMI, a family of three was mercilessly shot and killed inside their store in Barangay Mallorca, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija. CCTV footage showed three men entering the shop, closing the roll-up door, and then shooting the entire family to death. Before fleeing, one of the suspects also took a bag and a cellphone belonging to the victims. According to a report by Gary De Leon of TV5 Frontline Pilipinas, the family started receiving threats after they lent P1 million to a resident of their barangay, who allegedly used the money for a business.
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