2 suspected kidnappers of Chinese national killed in Laguna shootout with cops | Inquirer News

2 suspected kidnappers of Chinese national killed in Laguna shootout with cops

By: - Reporter / @zacariansINQ
/ 05:35 PM June 03, 2021

Gunfight between cops, criminals in Laguna after Chinese national's abduction in Parañaque City

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MANILA, Philippines — Two men believed to be members of a kidnapping gang were killed after they allegedly shot it out with policemen in Laguna on Thursday afternoon.

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According to a police report from the Laguna Provincial Command released at 4:17 p.m. Thursday, agents of the Philippine National Police’s Regional Intelligence Division’s Anti-Carnapping Unit received an alert about a Chinese national forcibly taken by a “notorious robbery and kidnapping group” aboard a white van at Aseana, Parañaque City.

Authorities launched patrols in the southern area of the National Capital Region. Later, they spotted the white van heading towards South Luzon Expressway (SLEX).

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According to the police report, the men noticed law enforcers as they reached the Cabuyao Exit and opened fire at Silangan Exit around 2:10 p.m.

According to the Biñan City Police, two male suspects were killed in the ensuing shootout.

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