PNP releases artist’s sketch of gunman in businessman’s slay | Inquirer News

PNP releases artist’s sketch of gunman in businessman’s slay

/ 07:09 PM November 30, 2018

Artist sketch of the gunman in the killing of Dominic Sytin

Artist sketch of the gunman in the killing of Dominic Sytin. CENTRAL LUZON POLICE

Artist Sketch - suspect in Dominic Sytin's murder

Artist Sketch – suspect in Dominic Sytin’s murder. CENTRAL LUZON POLICE

Police released on Friday the artist sketch of the gunman in the killing of Dominic Sytin, a businessman shot dead near a hotel in Subic Bay Freeport.

In the sketch released by the Central Luzon Police, the suspect was described as male, aged 40 years old or above, and between 5’8” to 5’10” in height. It also said the suspect has black hair, black eyes, fair complexion, and has a chubby built.

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Chief Supt. Joel Coronel, director of the Central Luzon Police, earlier said witnesses and CCTV footage of the shooting incident helped investigators get a description of the suspect.

Sytin was shot dead by his assailant Wednesday night near the Lighthouse Hotel. The suspect managed to flee the crime scene after also firing at the victim’s bodyguard.

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Sytin was the founder and chief executive officer of industrial auction company United Auctioneers Inc. He was also a part owner of the Acea Subic Bay resort.

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Police said they are looking at business, labor issues, and marital problem as angles behind the killing.

Senior Supt. Benjamin De Leon Sembrano, Acting City Director of Olongapo City Police Office, said a task group has been created to probe Sytin’s death.

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“We assure the public, as well as the victim’s family, of our total commitment to ensuring [the] immediate resolution of the case through proper investigation,” he said in a statement. /ee

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