2 drug suspects slain, 2 cops hurt in Bulacan ‘shootout’ | Inquirer News

2 drug suspects slain, 2 cops hurt in Bulacan ‘shootout’

By: - Correspondent / @inquirerdotnet
/ 10:39 AM November 29, 2022

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SAN MIGUEL, Bulacan — Two suspected drug traders were killed and two policemen were wounded after they reportedly engaged in a shootout early Monday, Nov. 28.

Colonel Relly Arnedo, Bulacan police director, identified one of the fatalities as Rommel Suarez, an alleged member of the Salvador Criminal Group, who is a high-value individual in Nueva Ecija province. The other fatality was still unidentified.

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Arnedo said Corporals Richard Neri and Pat Aaron James Ibasco of the Bulacan 2nd Provincial Mobile Force Command were wounded during the shootout. Both have been declared out of danger.

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The team of Neri and Ibasco was serving a warrant of arrest against Suarez in Barangay Maligaya, when the suspects opened fire on them around 2:30 a.m.

Recovered from the scene were spent shells and firearms used by the slain suspects, a sachet of suspected “shabu” (crystal meth), and drug paraphernalia.

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Arnedo said they arrested four other drug suspects during the operation. INQ

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