Daraga Mayor surrenders firearms to police | Inquirer News

Daraga Mayor surrenders firearms to police

/ 05:01 PM January 04, 2019

MANILA, Philippines – Mayor Carlwyn Baldo of Daraga, Albay has surrendered three of his four firearms to the police, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Albayalde said on Friday.

Albayalde said in a press conference that Baldo surrendered his 12 gauge shotgun and two .45 caliber pistols to the Albay Provincial Police Office.

He said Baldo failed to surrender his Elisco 5.56 rifle, which the mayor claimed was lost.

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Albayalde ordered on Thursday the cancellation of Baldo’s gun permits after he was tagged as the alleged mastermind in the killing of Rep. Rodel Batocabe and his police escort SPO2 Orlando Diaz. Batocabe was gunning for the mayoral post in Daraga.

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The gun permits were revoked on the same day, Albayalde earlier said.

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According to Albayalde, the PNP has also requested the National Police Commission to cancel the deputation of Baldo over the local police in the municipality of Daraga.

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“We also requested sa DOJ (Department of Justice) ‘yung (the) lookout [order] sa (from) [the Bureau of] Immigration,” he said.

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