Businesswoman slain, husband hurt in General Santos City ambush | Inquirer News

Businesswoman slain, husband hurt in General Santos City ambush

/ 07:25 PM March 14, 2023
A businesswoman was killed while her husband was critically injured in an early morning ambush along a road in Barangay Fatima, General Santos City on Tuesday.

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KORONADAL CITY – A businesswoman was killed while her husband was critically injured in an early morning ambush along a road in Barangay Fatima, General Santos City on Tuesday.

Col. Jomar Alexis Yap, General Santos City police director, identified the victim as Amelia Tajala, 52, a resident Purok 5, Block 7, Barangay Fatima.

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She was declared dead on arrival at the GenSan Medical Center while her husband, Belgar, 51, who was driving the Mitsubishi Montero vehicle (MFN-927), was critically injured.

The victims were heading to the fishport where they managed a fish and moneylending business when waylaid by two gunmen on board a motorbike at 4:45 a.m.

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After the shooting, the suspects fled on the same motorbike.

Police found 16 empty shells for caliber .45 pistol at the crime scene.

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