Teen singer Wynn Andrada flees after stabbing pal at Makati home | Inquirer News

Teen singer Wynn Andrada flees after stabbing pal at Makati home

By: - Reporter / @jgamilINQ
/ 03:45 AM June 14, 2014

The police are hunting down a 19-year-old recording artist who allegedly stabbed and seriously wounded his friend late Thursday night in Makati City.

Sherwin Andrada, a resident of Barangay Guadalupe Nuevo in Makati, went into hiding after the attack on John Matthew Tamonte, 17, of Barangay Cembo, around 10:50 p.m. at the suspect’s house.

Andrada is an ABS-CBN recording artist using the stage name Wynn Andrada and who launched a self-titled album last year after being a finalist in the songwriting competition Himig Handog.

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The stabbing incident occurred at Andrada’s house on Felipe Street, where Tamonte showed up after receiving a phone call from the suspect asking him to come over, according to a report reaching the Southern Police District.

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While the two teeners were talking, Andrada suddenly drew a knife and stabbed Tamonte twice. Andrada’s father saw the commotion and tried to stop his son, but Andrada managed to break loose and stabbed the victim for a third time in the back.

The wounded Tamonte still managed to return home and was treated later at Ospital ng Makati in Barangay Pembo, where he remained confined Friday.

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It remained unclear what provoked the attack as Tamonte had yet to give a statement to the police. Andrada was last seen fleeing in his car.

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