Suspected motorcycle thief killed in Ecija town | Inquirer News

Suspected motorcycle thief killed in Ecija town

Hernan Lal's death is 4th killing of a crime suspect in 4 days in Nueva Ecija
By: - Correspondent / @AMGalangINQ
/ 02:09 AM June 06, 2017

San Jose City, Sta. Rosa town and Gapan City in Nueva Ecija (Wikipedia maps)

STA. ROSA, Nueva Ecija — A suspected thief has been killed in an encounter with policemen in Barangay (village) Del Pilar here.

Hernan Lal, 33, allegedly drove a motorcycle away from a checkpoint that was manned by policemen who were alerted about a stolen motorcycle at 2:50 a.m. on Monday (June 5), Senior Supt. Antonio Yarra, Nueva Ecija police director, said.

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The police gave chase, and shot Lal when he allegedly fired at them. Yarra said the policemen rushed the suspect to a hospital in Cabanatuan City but was pronounced dead on arrival.

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Police recovered two empty shells fired from a 9mm pistol, the stolen motorcycle and the suspect’s .38-revolver.

Lal was the fourth suspect to be killed during police operations in the last four days.

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In San Jose City on June 2, the police shot dead Marlon Valencia, 50, at 3:40 a.m. during a drug bust in Sto. Tomas village.

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On Jun 1 in Gapan City, Enri Jose, 40, was killed in an encounter with policemen at 8:58 p.m. in Sto. Niño village.

On the same day in Gapan, Ronualdo Capala, 35, was killed at 5 p.m. after he allegedly drew a gun as he tried to flee policemen during a drug operation in Kapalangan village.  SFM

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TAGS: Crime, Drug trafficking, Enri Jose, Gapan City, Nueva Ecija, robbery, San Jose City, Shootout, theft

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