Multicab driver shot to death in Leyte town; cops launch deeper probe | Inquirer News

Multicab driver shot to death in Leyte town; cops launch deeper probe

By: - Correspondent / @rdejonINQ
/ 06:55 PM April 04, 2023

Police investigators conduct a thorough investigation over the killing of a multicab driver in Merida, Leyte

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ORMOC CITY — Police investigators are conducting a thorough investigation over the killing of a multicab driver in Merida town, Leyte on Monday, April 3.

Merida Police Station chief Major Ian Po identified the victim as Reynante Bojos, 39, a resident of Barangay Poblacion in Merida.

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An initial investigation conducted by the local police disclosed that the victim was driving his passenger multicab which stopped when one of his passengers disembarked from the vehicle.

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However, when the passenger alighted from the vehicle, two unidentified male individuals on board a motorcycle approached the multicab and shot the victim several times using a handgun.

Morados disclosed that the victim was hit in his back, left arm, and neck.

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He also said that authorities recovered from the crime scene four empty shells of a .45 caliber pistol.

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The victim was brought to the Ormoc District Hospital but was declared dead on arrival by the attending physicians, he added.

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