Gunmen finish off wounded cop on the way to hospital in Sultan Kudarat | Inquirer News

Gunmen finish off wounded cop on the way to hospital in Sultan Kudarat

/ 06:16 PM October 11, 2018

KORONADAL CITY— Unidentified gunmen finished off a wounded police officer while he was being rushed to a hospital in Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat on Thursday morning.

Supt. Aldrin Gonzales, speaking for police in Region 12, said Police Officer 2 Millab Mopac, a resident of Purok Inanama, Barangay Poblacion, Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat, died in front of a community hospital from multiple gunshot wounds.

Mopac was rushed to the medical facility after he was shot in the town’s public market at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday.

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Mopac, a member of Lambayong Municipal Police Office, was manning a Community Police Action Center (COMPAC) in the vicinity of the town’s public market when shot by gunmen on board a white pick-up vehicle.

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After the shooting, the suspects sped away while civilians rushed Mopac to a community hospital on board a pedicab.

However, the suspect, still on board a white pick-up vehicle, followed the pedicab until it reached the hospital. Before the hospital staff can load him into a stretcher, one of the suspects alighted from the pick-up and fired more shots at him using an M-16 Armalite rifle.

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The gunmen, according to witnesses, fled toward Tacurong City.

Gonzales said a manhunt was launched to find the suspects. /ee

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