'In-depth probe' ordered into killing of former Pampanga town vice mayor | Inquirer News

‘In-depth probe’ ordered into killing of former Pampanga town vice mayor

/ 06:58 PM January 24, 2021

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Police on Sunday were still determining if a third party was involved in the killing of former vice mayor Jorge Perez Bustos III of Masantol, Pampanga and a certain Eric Villanueva Cariaga.

Bustos and Ciariag were found dead inside the office of the Blue Gems Security Agency in Angeles City at around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, according to Brig. Gen. Valeriano de Leon, Central Luzon police director.

De Leon ordered an “in-depth probe” into the incident.

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Bustos, 46, is the younger brother of Patrol Partylist Rep. Bar Bustos.

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Cariaga, a resident of Quezon City, worked as a financial advisor, an INQUIRER source in Masantol said.

The source said both work for the 7 Golden Chips, a lending company.

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In a report, De Leon said the suspect was “unidentified.” Only one gun was found at the crime scene, the report stated. Three deformed fired bullets from a .45-caliber pistol were also found at the scene.

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Autopsy and paraffin tests were done to know if the victims both fired guns and how they actually died, Col. Rommel Batangan, Angeles City police chief, said in a phone interview.

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A security guard who discovered the bodies was considered a witness although he was taking a bath when he reported hearing two gunshots.

The police reported recovering security camera footage and two mobile phones as well, which are being examined.

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