Cebu village councilor gunned down; wife, son wounded | Inquirer News

Cebu village councilor gunned down; wife, son wounded

By: - Correspondent / @cebudailynews
/ 11:52 AM August 11, 2016

Unidentified gunmen shot and killed the chair of a village in Carcar City in Cebu. They also wounded his wife and son. GOOGLE MAP

Unidentified gunmen shot and killed a village councilor in Carcar City in Cebu on Wednesday, August 11, 2016. The assailants also wounded the village official’s wife and son. GOOGLE MAP

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A village councilor was killed while his wife and son were wounded on Wednesday night when armed men shot them inside their house in Barangay Napo, Carcar City, southern Cebu.

Mario Labra, 58, of Napo, suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was dead on arrival at the district hospital in Carcar, 42 km south of here. Police said he used to be the village chair.

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His wife, Geronima, 55, suffered a gunshot wound in the left arm, while their son, Clayborn, 24, was hit in the left leg.

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PO1 Francisco Saberon of Carcar police station said the family was watching television on Wednesday night when armed men kicked the door open and repeatedly shot Mario before shooting Geronima and Clayborn.

Their neighbors who heard gunfire and screams for help rushed the victims to the hospital.

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Police recovered six caliber-45 bullet shells from the crime scene.

The motive and the identity of the assailants remain unknown./rga

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