Ex-councilor killed after claiming housing unit for MILF in BARMM

Ex-councilor killed after claiming housing unit for MILF in BARMM

Ex-councilor killed after claiming housing unit for MILF in BARMM

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COTABATO CITY – A former council member in Mamasapano, Maguindanao del Sur and a member of Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was killed after the ceremonial turn-over of housing units for the former combatants in Em Manor Hotel, Rosary Heights 9 here.

Colonel Querubin Manalang Jr., the city police director, said Abdulrahman Kasid, a resident of Mamasapano, Maguindanao del Norte, was on his way to his car in the hotel parking lot when two gunmen from a grey Toyota Hilux approached and shot him several times using an Armalite rifle.

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The victim sustained several gunshot wounds and was immediately brought to the hospital, where a physician declared him dead.

Police Scene of the Crime Operatives (Soco) recovered from the crime scene 10 empty shells of Armalite.

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Kasid was one of the recipients of housing units that the Ministry of Human Settlements and Development (MHSD) in the Bangsamoro Region built in Barangay Pimbalakan, Mamasapano town.

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He just attended a ceremonial turnover of the units and was on his way back to his vehicle when shot at close range.

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During the program, Kasid had lauded BARMM for providing homes for former combatants.

Manalang said police probers were still trying to determine the motive and identities of the attackers.

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