The National Bureau of Investigation will investigate the leak to the press of its report on the police killing of 13 alleged criminals in Atimonan, Quezon, on Jan. 6.
The motive for the police-military operation that resulted in the killing of 13 people in Atimonan, Quezon province, on Jan. 6 has not been established, but several theories have been advanced.
There was an attempt to track down the third vehicle present when 13 people were killed in Atimonan, Quezon, last January 6, Justice Secretary Leila De Lima said Friday in an interview over Radyo Inquirer 990AM.
The National Bureau of Investigation should focus on the motive for the alleged one-way shootout in Atimonan, Quezon, that killed 13 persons, including two cops and two soldiers.
Members of the Armed Forces of the Philippine who were involved in an alleged shootout in Atimonan, Quezon that killed 13 people maintained before the National Bureau of Investigation that the operation was legitimate.
Balete, Batangas Mayor Leovino Hidalgo denied Tuesday having anything to do with the killing of the alleged “jueteng” operator Vic Siman.
The 25 soldiers involved in an alleged shootout in Atimonan, Quezon that left out 13 people dead early this month have been restricted to their barracks pending the investigation of the case, the military said.
The final report of the police fact-finding team looking into the Atimonan shooting that took the lives of 13 people has not yet been forwarded to the National Bureau of Investigation because it will still be subjected to heavy rewriting.
A resolution formally directing the Senate to conduct an investigation into the alleged shootout in Atimonan, Quezon was filed by Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. Monday.
The family of slain environmentalist Tirso “Jun” Lontok Jr. on Sunday strongly disputed the report that he once joined the New People’s Army (NPA).
Light rains showered the funeral of Supt. Alfredo Consemino, one of the 13 men killed in a gun battle in Atimonan town, Quezon province, last week as he was buried with full military honors on Saturday at the San Pablo Memorial Park here.
The family of Paul Acedillo Quiohilag, 42, believed he was only a collateral damage in the alleged shootout between government security forces and criminals in Quezon province a week ago.
“Iyon lang po ang kaya ko” (That was all I could afford),” Tirso “Jun” Lontok Jr. said when asked by then Sariaya town Mayor Connie Doromal why he brought his wife Nini to the charity ward in a Quezon province public hospital when she gave birth to their child.
