Police probe reports of young ‘pandesal’ vendor robbed of earnings | Inquirer News

Police probe reports of young ‘pandesal’ vendor robbed of earnings

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 09:39 PM October 10, 2014

Grab from Christopher Pacheco's youtube video

Grab from Christopher Pacheco’s youtube video

MANILA, Philippines — Police are investigating reports that a minor selling “pandesal” (bread) has been robbed of his earnings by a still unidentified man in Caloocan City.

A video of the distraught boy after the robbery took place at Barangay 168 in Deparo Thursday was uploaded on the social networking site Facebook by one Christopher Pacheco.

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The Facebook post said the man first bought pandesal from the boy whose earnings he took after.

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Police Officer 3 Anthony Gonzales of the Caloocan Police Station 5 told INQUIRER.net that they sent investigators to the barangay to verify the incident that wasn’t recorded on their blotter.

Gonzales said police learned that the parents of the boy filed a report in the barangay, which failed to inform the police.

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A radio report, which put the boy’s age at 12, said the parents of the victim would not file charges against the perpetrator even if he would be identified.

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In contrast, police will pursue the case once the identity of the culprit is known, said Gonzales.

The Caloocan police, he said, was coordinating with barangay officials.

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