Maguindanao del Sur village exec gunned down

Maguindanao del Sur village exec gunned down

/ 06:20 PM June 13, 2024

A village official of Maguindanao del Sur died on the spot in a gun attack in Pagatin village of Datu Salibo town around 11 a.m. on Thursday, a police official said.

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COTABATO CITY – A village official of Maguindanao del Sur died on the spot in a gun attack in Pagatin village of Datu Salibo town around 11 a.m. on Thursday, a police official said.

Colonel Roel Sermese, Maguindanao del Sur police director, identified the victim as Mama Buat, village chief of Barangay Buayan in Datu Salibo.

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According to Lieutenant Victor Lim, Datu Salibo police chief, the victim had just arrived at his son’s residence when two unknown assailants aboard a gray minivan, armed with unidentified firearms, shot him several times.

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“He (just) attended a meeting at the town hall, about 300 meters from the crime scene, when gunned down by the suspects,” Lim said.

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Buat succumbed to death due to several gunshot wounds in different parts of his body.

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Pagatin village is about 10 kilometers away from Barangay Buayan.

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Lim said that the family of Buat is still reluctant to provide information about the incident.

Police found 17 fired bullets in the crime scene.

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