3 motorcycle-riding men shot dead | Inquirer News

3 motorcycle-riding men shot dead

/ 10:44 PM June 21, 2013

Three helmet-less motorcycle riders whom the police tried to accost were killed when they opened fire on the law enforcers at a checkpoint in Quezon City Friday morning.

The three figured in a shootout with members of the Quezon City Police District’s Public Safety Battalion on Mindanao Avenue in Barangay (village) Greater Lagro at 1:41 a.m.

Case investigator Senior Police Officer 1 Cristituto Zaldarriaga said one of the slain men was identified through a driver’s license as Rey Ebondas while another carried a community tax certificate under the name of Adan Surio.

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The third man who remained unidentified was described as between 30 and 35 years old, 5’3” in height, with fair skin and of medium build. He was dressed in a black shirt, brown shorts and slippers.

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Found in the slain men’s possession were a hand grenade, two .38-cal. revolvers and a .45-cal. pistol.

The police team led by Senior Inspector Alejandro Pagar had set up a checkpoint at the corner of Mindanao Avenue and Regalado Street in response to reported robbery cases in the area.

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When they spotted three helmet-less men on two motorcycles which did not have license plates, they flagged down the drivers.

The riders, however, fired on the policemen, leading to a firefight.

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