62-year-old stepson stabs, wounds stepdad, 81, in Leyte | Inquirer News

62-year-old stepson stabs, wounds stepdad, 81, in Leyte

/ 06:31 PM April 09, 2023

A 81-year-old man was stabbed and wounded by his 62-year-old stepson in Bato town, Leyte province on Saturday night.

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TACLOBAN CITY — A 81-year-old man was stabbed and wounded by his 62-year-old stepson in Bato town, Leyte province on Saturday night.

Clemente Salvame sustained a stab wound on his abdomen, based on the report from the regional headquarter of the Philippine National Police(PNP) based in Palo, Leyte.

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According to the report, the suspect, identified as Heracleo Inguito, was suffering from a mental problem.

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Inguito stabbed his stepfather who was resting in a kiosk outside their house in Sitio Kapudlusan of Barangay Bago, Bato town at about 6:35 p.m.

The police said the suspect used a 23-inches bladed weapon, locally known as “sundang.”

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The victim was brought by the Bato rescue unit to a district hospital at the nearby town of Hilongos, also in Leyte, for medical treatment.

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The suspect is now detained at the Bato police detention facility pending the filing of charges against him.

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