PNP Aviation Group officer shot dead in Tarlac | Inquirer News

PNP Aviation Group officer shot dead in Tarlac

By: - Reporter / @zacariansINQ
/ 02:36 PM June 08, 2021

Screengrab from a CCTV showed PSSgt Michael Maun being fired at by unknown assailants

Screengrab from a CCTV showed PSSgt Michael Maun being fired at while inside his car by still unknown assailants, resulting in his death.

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MANILA, Philippines — A police officer detailed to the Philippine National Police (PNP) Aviation Group based in Clark Field, Pampanga was shot dead in Tarlac on Tuesday.

The victim was identified as PSSgt Michael Maun, a resident of Barangay Cristo Rey, Capas, Tarlac. Maun sustained several gunshot wounds in the body.

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Police Regional Office 3 Regional Director Gen. Valeriano De Leon has already directed local Tarlac police to thoroughly investigate and go into greater depths into the murder of Maun.

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Initial investigations revealed that the victim was headed home in his Toyota Altis when another black Toyota Altis suddenly overtook him.

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Maun was then shot several times by two unidentified men before fleeing in their vehicle.

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He was rushed to Ng Capas Hospital for medical treatment but was pronounced dead upon arrival.

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A CCTV camera captured the incident and an immediate investigation was launched for possible identification and arrest of the gunmen.

The perpetrators’ vehicle was later found abandoned at Sitio Baloy, Brgy Arangonen, Capas, Tarlac.

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In checking with the Land Transportation Office, the police said the license plate was for a different car, an extreme black Toyota Vios.

The Tarlac police confirmed to INQUIRER.net that the plate number’s registered owner is a resident of San Fernando, Pampanga. This means the plate number was either faked or stolen.

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“We will exert all our efforts and look into the bottom of this. We continue to solicit the support of the general public in order to maintain peace and order, safety and security of our communities,” De Leon said.

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TAGS: PNP‎, Tarlac

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