POLICE FILES
WOMAN in P2M THREAT CHARGED
CHARGES of robbery extortion were filed yesterday against the 21-year-old woman who allegedly demanded P2 million from her ex-boyfriend whose private photos she planned to post on the Internet.
Ancy Dieto, a resident of barangay Inayawan, Cebu City, was brought by the National Bureau of Investigation in Central Visayas (NBI-7) to the Cebu City Prosecutors’ Office for an inquest proceeding.
Dieto was given 15 days to submit her counter-affidavit.
Dieto is presently detained at the NBI-7 stockade.
Dieto was arrested by the NBI-7 in an entrapment operation at the lobby of the Marriott Hotel in Cebu City last Wednesday.
The arrest stemmed from the complaint of American national John Bryan who alleged that Dieto demanded P2 million from him.
The American said Dieto threatened to post their intimate photos and videos on the Internet if he won’t give in to the woman’s demand.
Dieto denied the allegations. REPORTER ADOR VINCENT S. MAYOL
FIESTA-GOER STABBED DEAD
A 50-YEAR-OLD man was stabbed dead by three unidentified men in barangay Kalunasan, Cebu City, past midnight yesterday.
Tirso Mecarsos of barangay Dumlog, Talisay City, suffered multiple stab wounds in the body. He died while being treated at the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC).
Police said Mecarsos went to sitio Oppra to attend the fiesta celebration there.
Around 1 a.m., Mecarsos was seen being chased by three men.
Mecarsos was later found slumped on the ground with stab wounds in the body.
Investigation will be made to identify the assailants and the motive in the attack, said police. CORRESPONDENT CHITO O. ARAGON
COPS TO UNDERGO SEMINAR
MEMBERS of the Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO) who are facing administrative cases will undergo spiritual seminar next month.
The seminar will be conducted by members of the Ana Baptist Church.
Supt. Teofilo Siclot, deputy director for operation of the CPPO, said the seminar started in 2008, but next month’s activity will prioritize policemen who are facing administrative cases.
The seminar is part of the Integrated Transformation Program of the Philippine National Police (PNP). CORRESPONDENT GABRIEL C. BONJOC
