Maynilad official’s house burglarized; P15M stolen | Inquirer News

Maynilad official’s house burglarized; P15M stolen

/ 11:50 PM May 23, 2011

MANILA, Philippines—The president of Maynilad Water Services Inc. lost around P15 million worth of cash and valuables to burglars who broke into his house in a posh subdivision in Quezon City.

Chief Inspector Rodelio Marcelo, theft and robbery section chief of the Quezon City Police District, identified the victim as MWSI president Victorico Vargas, a resident of Ayala Heights in Barangay (village) Old Balara.

Marcelo told the police that he discovered the burglary when he and his wife returned home at around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday from an out-of-town trip.

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He said he lost P1.8 million and $20,000 in cash; a Mac laptop computer worth $800; a steel watch valued at P30,000; a Cartier watch worth P400,000; and three Rolex watches worth P1.5 million.

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In addition, the thieves made off with several pieces of jewelry worth P10 million, he added.

Marcelo said the stolen items were taken from a steel vault inside a bedroom on the third floor of his house.

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According to him, he left the house on May 12 while his wife followed him after five days.

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They left the house in the care of their driver, Felix Nabat, and a maid identified as Lanie Montreal.

The police said they would subject the driver and maid to further investigation.

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