2 women dead in Quezon shootings | Inquirer News

2 women dead in Quezon shootings

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 11:44 AM March 14, 2023

LUCENA CITY – Two women were killed in separate shooting incidents in Quezon province on Monday night (March 13), police said Tuesday (March 14).

Elena Medalla, 62, was having a drink with her relatives on the balcony of her house in Barangay (village) San Diego in Buenavista town around 9:50 p.m., the Quezon police said.

Suddenly, a still unidentified suspect fired a shotgun, hitting Medalla on her back. The bullet exited her chest.

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The gunman fled after the shooting while the victim died as she was being taken to the hospital.

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Meanwhile, in Barangay Janagdong 2 in Sariaya town, Angelina Limen, 46, was also shot and killed after she stepped out of her house to investigate why their dog kept barking around 11:55 p.m.

But after she opened the door, she was immediately shot by the unidentified gunman who escaped after the shooting.

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She was taken to Lucena United Doctors Hospital in neighboring Lucena City but died along the way.

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Investigators found one empty bullet shell from a caliber .45 pistol at the scene of the crime.

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Policemen in Buenavista and Sariaya are conducting further investigations to unmask the gunmen and established the motive behind the killings.

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