2 killed, 8 hurt in attack on dance hall in Silay City | Inquirer News

2 killed, 8 hurt in attack on dance hall in Silay City

/ 08:53 PM February 19, 2012

BACOLOD CITY—Two persons were killed and eight others were wounded at around 11 p.m. on Saturday when a former Revolutionary Proletarian Army-Alex Boncayao Brigade (RPA-ABB) member and three unidentified men fired at a civilian inside a dance hall in Silay City, Negros Occidental.

Killed were Richard Lisbog Centina, 40, of Silay, and Sonny Boy Suerte Tongcua, 41, of Talisay City.

Police said the victims were attending a dance at Hacienda Lapuz in Barangay (village) Capitan Ramon when four armed men fired at Centina.

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Tongcua and eight others were hit in the crossfire, police said.

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One of the assailants was identified as Ryan Layo of Hacienda San Rafael in Barangay Guimbala-on, Silay, an alleged former RPA-ABB member.

Centina, who was among those hurt, was able to fire back, said Silay police chief Superintendent Rosauro Francisco Jr.

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The motive of this shooting incident is an old grudge and a misunderstanding at the dance hall, he said, without elaborating.

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Layo and his unidentified companions remained at large.

Those wounded include Mark Derbin Mila Bacera, 16; Mark Llorico Guardiano, 16; Johnny Centina Lima, 16; and Dalton Alvarez Mayo, 18, all of Silay City.—Carla P. Gomez

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