Cop kills neighbor in village parking dispute | Inquirer News

Cop kills neighbor in village parking dispute

/ 11:00 PM February 20, 2017

Crime scene investigation. (RADYO INQUIRER FILE PHOTO)

Crime scene investigation. (RADYO INQUIRER FILE PHOTO)

SAN PEDRO CITY, Laguna — A member of the Police Security and Protection Group (PSPG) was arrested after he shot and killed his neighbor in Bacoor City, Cavite province on Sunday.

In a phone interview Monday, Supt. Christopher Olazo, Bacoor City police chief, said the shooting happened at 9 p.m. Sunday in Celina Royale Subdivision in Barangay San Nicolas.

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The suspect, SPO2 Edsel Eduardo Cervales,42, was having a few drinks at home when the victim, Rizaldy Ningas, parked his vehicle outside Cervales’ house.

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Ningas, 40, a supervisor in a trucking business, was also allegedly drunk at that time.

Olazo said Cervales called Ningas’ attention and followed him as the latter drove home, a few houses away from the policeman’s house.

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“(Ningas) reportedly went inside his house to get his gun. (Cervales)  claimed the victim shot him first in the leg because his gun jammed,” Olazo said.

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The policeman fired again and hit the victim several times on his second attempt.

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Both of them were taken to the Bacoor Doctors Medical Center but Ningas died while undergoing treatment.

Cervales, who was arrested, is facing a homicide charge.  SFM

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