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Suspect in Digos bus terminal bombing nabbed in Kidapawan

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KIDAPAWAN CITY, Philippines – Police have arrested a suspect in the bombing of a public terminal in Digos City three years ago.

Nor Muhammid, 22, was arrested Wednesday at his residence in Barangay (village) Nuangan in this city, Superintendent Chino Mamburam, city police chief, said Thursday.

Muhammid has been charged before the regional trial court in Davao City for his alleged role in the bomb explosion that ripped through a bus in the public terminal in Digos City in 2008.

Several people were killed while at least 30 others were wounded in that bomb attack.

Police said Muhammid was a member of the al Khobar, an extortion group that operates in some parts of Central Mindanao.

Muhammid, now in the custody of the Kidapawan police, denied the allegations.

Inspector Rolando Dillera, chief of the city police’s investigation division, said that before the arrest they received a report that the suspect was staying in Nuangan.

“It took us a week of surveillance before we were able to arrest him,” Dillera said.


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