Bulacan cops report 11 deaths in 3-week drug operations | Inquirer News

Bulacan cops report 11 deaths in 3-week drug operations

By: - Correspondent / @inquirerdotnet
/ 07:53 AM April 13, 2017

Towns and cities of Bulacan (Map from the official website of the Bulacan government at www.bulacan.gov.ph)

Towns and cities of Bulacan (Map from the official website of the Bulacan government at www.bulacan.gov.ph)

CAMP GEN. ALEJO SANTOS, Bulacan — A drug suspect was killed in a police operation early Wednesday (April 12) in Hagonoy town, one of the 11 suspects who fired at policemen and were killed in Bulacan’s anti-drug campaign for the last three weeks, police said.

Some 100 suspects were also arrested in 30 police operations in 21 towns and three cities of the province, for possessing a total of 60 sachets of suspected shabu (methamphetamine hydrochloride) and unlicensed firearms and ammunition, according to the Bulacan provincial police office.

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The suspect killed in Hagonoy at 12:30 a.m. was identified by his alias Richard.

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Police killed a man using the alias Enteng and another man identified only as Noli, and Aczyrus Fabian, Gilbert Evangelista and a suspect using the name Renato Taba during police operations in the City of Malolos and Norzagaray town from April 6 to 7.

On April 1, police killed Pilegio Legaspi, 51, in an operation in Barangay (village) Tambubong in Bocaue town.

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Russell Lariosa and a man named Barok were killed on March 30 in the City of Malolos, while a suspect identified as Tulok was killed in the City of Meycauayan.

Anthony Libao died during a March 27 police operation in Bocaue.  SFM

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TAGS: Ammunition, arrest, Bulacan, Crime, Drug trafficking, Firearms, seizure, shabu, Shootout

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