Merchandise firm collector robbed of P5K, cell phones | Inquirer News

Merchandise firm collector robbed of P5K, cell phones

MANILA, Philippines—A collector of a merchandise company was robbed of the money he had collected on Monday afternoon.

The Valenzuela Police said victim Alfredo Calilap Jr., a resident of Bernardo Compound, Barangay Palasan, Valenzuela City and a collector of Migav Marketing, reported the robbery to the police on Monday afternoon.

The crime happened at Kilometer 16, MacArthur Highway, Barangay Valenzuela City, at around 2:30 p.m. on Monday.

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Police reports show that Calilap by then had just collected a sum of money from a canteen that took supplies from the company he worked in, and was riding his service motorcycle, a Honda Wave 100 (3900 TN), along the highway, when he was robbed.

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Two men, wearing helmets and riding on a yellow motorcycle, suddenly blocked Calilap’s path. One of the men then approached him, pointed a revolver at him, and declared a heist.

The man then seized from Calilap P5,000 in cash collections, and two cellphones worth P1,800 in all.

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The robber then boarded his motorcycle and the two men left, driving in the direction of Meycauayan, Bulacan.

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