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Link between 2 killings probed

/ 08:43 PM January 13, 2014

Authorities are looking into the possibility that the deaths of a policeman and an informant in Quezon City are related to a shootout which left a murder suspect dead.

Eral Fabi, 37, was killed Monday, a day after the policeman he provided with information, SPO1 Miguel Gayagoy Jr. of the Novaliches police station’s follow-up section, was shot dead.

Chief Insp. Rodelio Marcelo, head of the Quezon City Police District’s Criminal Investigation and Detection Unit, said Fabi may have tipped off policemen about a murder suspect, Akmad Silongan, who was killed in a shootout on Jan. 4 in Barangay (village)  Gulod.  Silongan, who was being sought for the murder of another man, reportedly shot it out with a police team whose members included Gayagoy.

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“These killings could be related and in retaliation for the encounter that left Silongan dead,” Marcelo said.

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On Sunday morning, Gayagoy was washing his van in Barangay Sta. Monica in Novaliches when he was approached by a man who shot him. He died on the spot due to  nine gunshot wounds in the head and body.

Around 3 a.m. Monday, Fabi was sleeping inside a passenger jeepney parked on Temple Street in Forest Hills Subdivision, Novaliches City, when he was shot repeatedly in the head by two men on a motorcycle.

Case investigator PO2 Hermogenes Capili said that some residents rushed the victim to a nearby hospital but he died of his wounds.

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