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Cabbie stabbed, hurt by son

A 55-YEAR-OLD taxi driver was stabbed and wounded by his son while he and his wife were arguing at home in barangay Gun-ob, Lapu-Lapu City.

Santiago Kho was rushed to the hospital with a stab wound in the left. His 27-year-old son Emmanuel fled after the incident.

Police said Emmanuel, production worker in the Mactan Export Processing Zone, arrived past 8 a.m. yesterday and found his parents  arguing.

The son attacked his father with a knife, PO3 Winston Ybañez said.

The father evaded the first blow but eventually got hit  when his son continued the attack.

A wounded Santiago ran out  the house and sought help from neighbors.

When policemen arrived, his son had already left the house./CORRESPONDENT NORMAN V. MENDOZA


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