Man nabbed for threatening student with knife | Inquirer News

Man nabbed for threatening student with knife

/ 05:02 AM February 04, 2019

A jobless man was arrested on Sunday morning after he allegedly threatened a student with a knife in Caloocan City.

Jonesto Yuzon, 46, a resident of Malabon City, now faces charges of alarm and scandal, and grave threats.

He will also be slapped with a complaint of violating the election gun ban which prohibits the carrying of firearms and deadly weapons between Jan. 13 and June 12.

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According to the police, the victim, Mar delos Santos, 20, was with his cousin on M. de Castro Street, Bagong Barrio, at 11:30 p.m. Saturday when Yuzon, whom he claimed he did not know, approached them.

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Delos Santos told the police that the suspect, who was holding a pair of scissors, swore at him and challenged him to a fight.

“Son of *****, do you want me to kill you now?” Yuzon allegedly screamed at him several times.

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The victim said that he ran to the barangay hall where watchmen Franklin Felices and Edgar Quintos were on duty to ask for help.

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A police report said the watchmen “responded to the situation which resulted in the apprehension of aforementioned suspect.”

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Barangay officials later turned over the suspect to the police.

The police were still trying to determine why he was angry at the victim.

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