LEGAZPI CITY, Albay, Philippines—Police are hunting down the lone person who ransacked the Banco de Oro branch here Saturday morning but was identified by a witness, a police official said Sunday.

Chief Inspector Ayn Natuel, Bicol regional police spokesperson, said suspect Aldrin Luchavez, of the village of Maroroy, Daraga, gained entry through the window of the bank on J. P. Rizal Street here and took away several items, including computer parts, at about 4 a.m.

Natuel said witness Domingo Aringo told the police that the suspect forcibly entered the bank by breaking a glass window and fled immediately upon seeing him.

Initial investigation showed the loss of two units of LCD monitor, two units of passport printers, one fire extinguisher, and one Motorola cell phone, altogether worth P63,000.

No cash was taken, said Natuel.