Gun-wielding man in road rage video to be slapped with multiple charges | Inquirer News

Gun-wielding man in road rage video to be slapped with multiple charges

/ 12:18 PM July 30, 2014

MANILA, Philippines‎–The gun-wielding man in the road rage video that went viral over the weekend will be slapped with multiple charges to be filed on Wednesday by Quezon City police.

The gun owner, whom the police refused to identify, ‎will face complaints of grave threat and malicious mischief, a radio report said quoting Cubao Station Commander Superintendent Ramon Pranada.

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INQUIRER.net tried to contact Pranada but his line cannot be reached as of posting time.

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Once the police identify the man, Philippine National Police’s Firearms and Explosives Office head Chief Superintendent Virgilio Lazo said they will recommend the cancellation of his gun permit if the firearm is licensed.

Either way the man will face charges for carrying a firearm or illegal possession of firearms.

‎Bus passengers along Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (Edsa) Santolan flyover on Friday caught on video the man, who rode a Mercedes Benz, pointing a gun at a taxi driver.

Cab driver Glen Remetio then threatened the SUV driver with a screwdriver, after the still unnamed man kicked the door of his cab repeatedly.

In the video, a bus passenger was heard saying the plate number of the vehicles – KDP 313 (Mercedes Benz) and UVN 607 (taxi).

After the confrontation, the Mercedes Benz drove off but the taxi chased it, cutting off the vehicle, which hit the railing along Edsa. Both drivers emerged from their vehicles as another round of arguments ensued.

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TAGS: Edsa, Glen Remetio, QCPD, Ramon Pranada, Road rage, Santolan

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