Repeat offender arrested for stealing parked motorcycle in QC
- A 24-year-old man was arrested for stealing a parked motorcycle in Barangay Ramon Magsaysay, Quezon City
- The theft was captured on CCTV, helping police identify the suspect
- Authorities recovered the motorcycle in Novaliches after a follow-up operation
- Police confirmed the suspect has a long criminal record and is facing charges under the anti-carnapping law
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A 24-year-old man was arrested after stealing a parked motorcycle along Cotabato Street in Barangay Ramon Magsaysay, Quezon City late Monday morning.
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The incident happened shortly after 11:00 a.m. on January 12 and was captured on a nearby CCTV camera.
Footage showed the motorcycle parked along the roadside before a man wearing a white shirt approached and took it away moments later.
According to Project 6 Police Station commander PLt. Col. Dave Anthony Capurcos, the victim’s employee noticed suspicious behavior even before the motorcycle went missing.
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“Pero before mawala 'yung motor meron nang umaaligid aligid na kahina-hinalang tao doon sa establishment nila," he said.
The owner immediately reported the theft to barangay officials and the police.
At the police station, officers showed the victim photos from the rogues’ gallery, where the suspect was positively identified. Capurcos explained the process, saying, “Na-identify natin yung suspek, sir.”
Police then launched a follow-up operation to locate both the suspect and the stolen motorcycle.
Initial information placed the suspect in Caloocan before officers learned he might appear near Congressional Avenue and EDSA.
During the investigation, authorities discovered that the motorcycle had been taken to Barangay San Bartolome in Novaliches, where it was eventually recovered.
Capurcos added that the suspect was also involved in another theft incident.
“Doon din natin nalaman na may ninakaw din siyang helmet.”
The suspect fled after being held by a security guard, leaving the motorcycle behind.
Police later received information that the suspect would go to a fast food restaurant along EDSA, where officers waited and arrested him.
Records showed he had previously been jailed for theft, robbery, and illegal gamb*ling, marking his fourth imprisonment.
“Wala naman akong balak ibenta yon," said the suspect.
He is currently detained at the Project 6 Police Station and is facing charges for violating the new anti-carnapping law.
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