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CIDG nabs Agusan del Sur mayoral bet for guns, ammo

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 02:06 PM May 11, 2019

Marikina cops nab suspected 'akyat-bahay'

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MANILA, Philippines — Police arrested a candidate running for mayor of Rosario, Agusan del Sur, for illegal possession of guns and bullets on Saturday morning.

Members of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group arrested Jupiter Abulog in Barangay Santa Cruz, Rosario, after they reportedly seized various types of firearms and ammunition from him.

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The arrest came after Judge Lou Nueva of Branch 7 of the 10th Judicial Region in Bayugan City issued a search warrant against Abulog. The warrant was dated May 9, 2019.

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Seized from the suspect were the following:

one Cal. 45 PARAO pistol with SN P240325;

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one Cal. 45 RUGER pistol with SN 664-93729;

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one Cal. 40 ARMSCOR pistol with SN 1187466;

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one unit Cal.45 NORINCO pistol with SN BA01121;

one unit M16 MAGPUL Rifle without SN;

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28 pieces of 5.56 live ammunition

14 cal. 40 live ammunition

103 cal. 45 live ammunition

13 cal. 45 magazine

one cal. 40 magazine

one M16 magazine

two Cal. 45 MEDALLION pistol with SN RIA 1708315 and

RIA1708316;

one Cal. 45 TAC ULTRA with SN RIA 2021885;

109 cal. 45 live ammos; and

one cal. 45 magazine

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Abulog will face charges for violating the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act. (Editor: Cenon B. Bibe Jr.)

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