Security guard killed in crash of motorbike, truck | Inquirer News

Security guard killed in crash of motorbike, truck

/ 10:09 PM June 27, 2020

The ill-fated motorcycle that slammed into a truck in Bansalan, Davao del Sur on Saturday, June 27, killing its driver.

DIGOS CITY — A bank security guard died on Saturday afternoon as the motorcycle he was driving bumped into a cargo truck in Bansalan town of Davao del Sur.

In a news release, Major Peter Glenn Ipong, Bansalan police chief, identified the victim as Lloyd Longakit Apas, 38, of Barangay Dolo in Bansalan town.

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Citing the account of witnesses, a traffic investigation showed that Apas was trying to avoid a pedestrian who crossed the national highway in Barangay Mabuhay at around 4:40 p.m.

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However, the motorcycle slipped and swerved to the opposite lane, slamming into the cargo truck.

Apas sustained a serious head injury that caused his death, the police report said.

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The truck driver, Benjamin Pernia, Jr. told police he was unaware that his vehicle had hit Apas, hence he just continued driving.

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But he stopped in an outpost in Barangay Sinawilan in Matanao town when he noticed a police vehicle from the 1104th Company of the Regional Mobile Force Battalion following the truck.

The police informed Pernia that he figured in a vehicular accident and put him under the custody of the Bansalan police office.

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