Davao City cops kill suspect during anti-drug operation | Inquirer News

Davao City cops kill suspect during anti-drug operation

By: - Reporter / @BPinlacINQ
/ 11:03 PM July 05, 2022

The photo shows the map of Davao City where an alleged drug suspect was killed during a buy-bust operation

Davao City in Mindanao (Image from Google Maps)

MANILA, Philippines — An alleged drug suspect was killed during an operation in Davao City, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said.

The PNP, in a statement on Tuesday, identified the fallen suspect as Julemer Bendulo, 37, who reportedly controlled a drug distribution network in Barangay Centro Agdao and its nearby villages.

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According to police, anti-narcotics operatives received intel about Bendulo’s purported involvement in drug trafficking and upon confirming the information, a buy-bust operation was planned and carried out.

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The PNP said Bendulo drew a firearm tucked into his waist and shot a police staff sergeant during the encounter. After dodging the attack, the officer struck back with his weapon and hit the suspect.

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Bendulo was eventually declared dead after he was rushed to the hospital.

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A revolver with two fired cartridge cases and four inserted live ammunition, two pieces of fired cartridges of 9 millimeters, and six plastic sachets of crystal meth or “shabu” with drug paraphernalia were collected by the Scene of the Crime Operatives after the incident.

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