2 alleged thieves dead in Laguna, Cavite shootouts | Inquirer News

2 alleged thieves dead in Laguna, Cavite shootouts

/ 11:30 AM November 07, 2018

SAN PEDRO CITY – Two male suspects were killed in separate incidents of robbery and theft in Cavite and Laguna early on Wednesday.

In Bacoor City, Cavite, a still unidentified man was killed in a shootout with the police, who caught him in the act of breaking into a store.

Supt. Chitadel Gaoiran, spokesperson of the Calabarzon police, said a team of policemen on patrol chanced upon the suspect as he was trying to open the locks with a crowbar around 3:30 a.m in Barangay Queens Row West.

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When approached, the suspect allegedly drew out a .38-caliber gun and fired shots. The police returned fire and killed him instantly.

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In Alaminos, Laguna, a suspect identified only as alias Milbert was also killed in a shootout around 1 a.m. in Barangay del Carmen.

Gaoiran said Milbert and companion, Joven Montefalcon, allegedly stole a motorcycle owned by Apolonio Bigal.

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Bigal sought help from village patrolmen who chased the escaping suspects.

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According to the police, they had reached Barangay San Juan when Milbert suddenly fell off the motorcycle after suffering a bullet from the village officials.

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The suspect was dead on arrival in the hospital while Montefalcon was arrested.

Police were still investigating the alleged shootout between the suspects and the village officials.

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