‘Building climber’ can’t be charged | Inquirer News

‘Building climber’ can’t be charged

07:42 AM July 06, 2012

THE  security guard who tried to jump off the roof of an unfinished building in Cebu City had a brief psychotic disorder, said a government doctor who examined him.

With this, police said they can’t file criminal charges against the guard who caused a commotion when he climbed a four-story building being constructed in barangay Zapatera, Cebu City last Wednesday.

The examination was conducted by Dr. Lynn Rocelle Indulus of the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center.

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The guard will be turned over to his relatives, said Chief Insp. Bonifacio Garciano, chief of the Investigation and Detective Management Branch of Cebu City Police Office.

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The guard climbed the building around 4 a.m. and stayed there for at least five hours before he was convinced to go down.

The guard said he climbed up the roof because because someone was chasing him.

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While on the roof, the guard also complained that he was receiving a  low salary.

The guard, who is employed with the Visda Security Agency, was assigned at the construction site./CORRESPONDENT CHITO O. ARAGON

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