Army reservist tagged in deadly shooting of biker | Inquirer News

Army reservist tagged in deadly shooting of biker

/ 02:12 PM July 27, 2016

A SCREENSHOT of the footage taken by a CCTV camera shows the still unidentified driver of a red Hyundai Eon shooting cyclist Mark Vincent Garalde after a road altercation in Quiapo, Manila, on Monday night.         screengrab from youtube

A screensot of the footage taken by a CCTV camera shows the driver of a red Hyundai Eon shooting cyclist Mark Vincent Garalde after a road altercation in Quiapo, Manila, on Monday night. SCREENGRAB FROM YOUTUBE

Police have named the driver of a red Hyundai Eon who killed a biker after a road argument in Quiapo, Manila, on Monday night.

Speaking to media, the Manila Police District (MPD) identified the driver as Vhon Tanto, a businessman and a Philippine Army reservist.

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Tanto was tagged as the person seen on CCTV footage shooting Mark Vincent Garalde along P. Casal Street.

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In the footage that has gone viral on social media, Garalde was shown arguing and fighting with the driver of a Hyundai Eon man before the shooting ensued.

An 18-year-old woman who was passing by was hit by a stray bullet.

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Senior Insp. Rommel Anicete, MPD’s homicide division chief, urged Tanto to surrender to the police.

The Army confirmed that Tanto was a reservist but denied issuing him a service firearm.

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