Korean national robbed inside taxi | Inquirer News

Korean national robbed inside taxi

/ 06:37 AM September 21, 2012

A Korean national reported to the police that he was robbed inside a taxicab in barangay Cabancalan, Mandaue City.

Hee Min Ahn, 18, a native of Seoul Korea, said cash and an Android phone worth P50,000 was taken in the robbery.

The Korean told police that he flagged down a taxi in Cebu City past 2 a.m. last Wednesday and asked to be brought to his rented apartment in Cherry Pink Apartelle in Cabancalan.

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The Korean said he tried to sit at the backseat but the door was locked. Ahn instead sat in front beside the driver.

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The Korean said that while they were traveling, a man from the backseat appeared, pointed a knife at him and declared hold-up.

The Korean said the robber took his Android phone and wallet containing an undetermined amount of cash.

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The Korean was told to disembark in Hernan Cortes Street in barangay Banilad.

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The Korean reported to the Casuntingan police station and gave the taxi’s plate number which was GXC-186.

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Police later found out with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) that the taxi was registered under M and J taxi.

Police located the taxicab but the Korean did not identify the driver as the same driver in the robbery.

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The incident will be investigated further, said police.

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