Menor de edad, nahuli sa pagnanakaw ng motorsiklo sa Negros Oriental

• A minor was caught stealing a motorcycle in Bacong, Negros Oriental
• The teenager entered a house and took the parked motorcycle
• The motorcycle belonged to a foreign visitor of the house owner
• The stolen motorcycle was later recovered after the suspect was apprehended

A minor was caught stealing a motorcycle in Bacong, Negros Oriental.

According to GMA News, the incident happened when the teenager entered the premises of a residential house. He approached a parked motorcycle, took something from the balcony area, and drove the vehicle away.

The caretaker of the house stated that the motorcycle belonged to a foreign guest who was visiting. The key was left inserted in the ignition, which allowed the minor to start and take the motorcycle easily.

Authorities were able to trace and apprehend the minor suspect. The stolen motorcycle was recovered and returned to its rightful owner.

No additional statement has been issued by the minor regarding the incident.

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Under Republic Act 9344, the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 (as amended), minors below 18 years old are subject to a different legal process focused on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Children aged 15 and below are generally exempt from criminal liability, while those aged 15 to 18 may undergo intervention programs, diversion, or rehabilitation instead of regular court proceedings.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh