‘Lookout’ doesn’t want to stay in same jail as rob gang leader | Inquirer News

‘Lookout’ doesn’t want to stay in same jail as rob gang leader

/ 08:44 AM July 18, 2012

ONE of the suspects in the armored car robbery in Robinsons Place is asking for a separate detention cell away from Junjun Cabando alias Dionisio Cabatingan, the alleged robbery gang leader.

Rolien Castro, who allegedly served as a lookout in the Sept. 5, 2011 robbery, said he received death threats from Cabando.

Castro, Cabando and his pregnant live-in partner Merly Laguitao were  brought to a Cebu City court for the issuance of a commitment order.

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They were later brought to the Cebu City Jail.

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The three were charged with robbery with homicide.

A separate complaint for obstruction of justice was also filed against Laguitao after she allegedly help Cabatingan escape.

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Castro, Cabatingan and Laguitao were previously charged with frustrated murder in Ozamiz City but Castro’s case was dismissed after an out-of-court settlement was reached with the complainants.

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Castro said the dismissal of the  murder case stirred much resentment from Cabando, such that Cabando implicated him in the Cebu City robbery.

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Police said they have identified the remaining member of the group who remains at large as a certain Francis.

Chief Insp. Romeo Santander, chief of the City Intelligence Branch said they received tips about the whereabouts of this cohort. /CORRESPONDENTS KATREENA BISNAR WITH CORRESPONDENT CHITO O. ARAGON

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