Seminarian reported robbed, abducted in Quezon City | Inquirer News

Seminarian reported robbed, abducted in Quezon City

By: - Correspondent / @inquirerdotnet
/ 07:17 PM September 04, 2017


 

CITY OF MALOLOS – A 24-year-old seminarian was reported missing on Sunday night after he was robbed and forced into a van by two men near the compound of a television network in Quezon City.

The mother of John Angelo Balicoco, Adora, said her son texted her about his supposed abduction shortly after 6 p.m. on Sunday.

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She said John Angelo sent this message in Filipino: “I was the victim of a holdup but was able to keep my mobile telephone which was how I was able to send this text message. Two men forced me into a van. The van is moving. It’s dark here. I don’t know where they are taking me.”

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John Angelo is a philosophy student of the Immaculate Concepcion Major Seminary in Guiguinto town in Bulacan province.

Balicoco said her son was about to board a Metro Rail Transit train for Pasay City, where he would take a bus to a school in Balayan town in Batangas province. John Angelo teaches religion there.

The family reported the incident to the Quezon City police.

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