MetroBriefs: Drug suspect gunned down | Inquirer News

MetroBriefs: Drug suspect gunned down

/ 12:41 AM November 16, 2015

A MAN was gunned down by a still unknown assailant in Quezon City on Saturday night, allegedly over drugs.

Case investigator PO2 Julius Raz of the Quezon City Police Department’s Criminal Investigation and Detection Unit said that Nicole Quizora died on the spot after he was shot no less than 10 times by his attacker on Manga Street in Barangay Bagong Pag-asa around 9:30 p.m.

Raz said that a concerned citizen reported the killing of the 45-year-old victim to barangay councilor Renie Sumacot, who found Quizora’s body.

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The police officer added that no one in the area has come forward to tell investigators what they know about the killing which they suspected has something to drugs.

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Raz, however, said that they were still trying to determine if the victim was part of a drug gang operating in the barangay. Jovic Yee

MBC choir tilt set on Dec. 8-12

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MANILA Broadcasting Co. and Star City have announced the list of choirs that qualified for the 2015 MBC National Choral Competition to be held on Dec. 8 to 12 at the Aliw Theater. In the children’s division, Boscorale will go up against Himig Rosena, St. Scholastica’s Academy Marikina and Bagong Sibol Choir of Urdaneta, Pangasinan. Calasiao Children’s Chorus will compete with Pasig Catholic College, Balon Dagupan Children’s Choir, and the Junior Chorale of St. Paul College Pasig.   Serenata Chorale of San Nicolas National High School in Ilocos Norte will sing against Himig Cauayenyo of Cauayan City National High School, Pavia National High School of Iloilo, and Polomolok National High School’s Values Core Group.   In the last semifinal round, Corpus Christi Foundation’s Falsettos from Cagayan de Oro will be up against the Angels of St. Joseph City School of Balanga, Angelicus Children’s Choir of Cebu, and the Animo BED Chorale of De La Salle-Araneta University. Winners in the semifinal rounds will compete in the grand finals on Dec. 12, with the champion taking home over P100,000 in prizes. The public is invited to watch all competitions for free.

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