P200,000 reward offered for info, suspects in failed assassination of DPWH engineer | Inquirer News

P200,000 reward offered for info, suspects in failed assassination of DPWH engineer

/ 08:58 PM March 05, 2020

WANTED. Cartographic sketch of one of the suspects in the ambush of DPWH’s Davao del Sur District Engineer Nicomedes Parilla.

DIGOS CITY—-Davao del Sur Vice-Governor Marc Douglas Cagas is dangling as much as P200,000 in reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects in the attack on a government engineer last March 2.

Cagas said P50,000 will be for those who could identify the motorcycle-riding gunmen, another P50,000 for the mastermind’s identity and the remaining P100,000 for law enforcers who could arrest all the suspects.

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Engineer Nicomedes Parilla, of the Department of Public Works and Highways, and his driver, survived an attack on Monday (March 2) past 7 a.m. on Lapulapu Street in Digos City, just two blocks from his office.

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Parilla and his driver suffered only superficial wounds.

The attack was carried out by two motorcycle-riding gunmen.

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Col. Alberto Lupaz, Davao del Sur provincial police director, thanked Cagas for his reward offer.

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He assured anyone who will provide information that their identities will be treated with utmost confidentiality to protect them.

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Police have distributed a sketch of one of the suspects, based on witnesses’ accounts.

One witness described one suspect as around 5’4” in height and at least 60 kilograms in weight with a slim build and dark brown skin. The suspect spoke Cebuano.

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This same suspect sported a black jacket, long trousers and a black cap with red stripes during the ambush, according to an intelligence report.

Lupaz said any information on the suspects can be relayed to police through mobile phone number 0998-967-4146.

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