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Elected village councilor shot dead inside Pasay barangay hall

By: - Reporter / @FArgosinoINQ
/ 10:42 AM November 07, 2023

Elected village councilor shot dead inside Pasay barangay hall

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MANILA, Philippines — A newly elected 58-year-old village councilor was shot dead inside a barangay hall in Pasay City on Monday, according to police.

In a report Tuesday, the Pasay City Police Station (CPS)  identified the victim as “Lina.” He was attacked by two suspects onboard a motorcycle in front of Barangay 37 hall on San Juan Street at 5:35 p.m.

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Police said the CCTV footage showed that the pillion rider alighted the motorcycle and shot the victim twice inside the barangay hall.

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The newly elected leader, who previously served as village treasurer, was rushed to the Adventist Medical Center but was pronounced dead at about 6:16 p.m., Pasay CPS said.

Meanwhile, the city’s Station Drug Enforcement Unit operatives patrolling the area apprehended the accomplice of the gunman after their motorcycle bumped a commuter waiting for a ride.

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The accomplice was identified as 27-year-old “Vladimer,” while the other suspect who shot the victim eluded arrest.

Pasay CPS said its personnel already launched a manhunt operation to locate the whereabouts of the gunman.

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