NCRPO chief Director Oscar Albayalde confers with Scene of the Crime Operatives about physical evidence at the site of the deadly shooting incident at the corner of Shaw Boulevard and Old Wack Wack Road in Mandaluyong City on Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017. INQUIRER.NET / TETCH TORRES-TUPAS
National Capital Region Police (NCRPO) chief Director Oscar Albayalde on Friday inspected the scene of the shooting incident that happened along Shaw Boulevard Thursday night.
So far, investigators have recovered 31 empty shells and five bullet slugs. /cbb
Bullet holes mark the Mitsubishi Adventure van that was reportedly shot at by barangay tanods and later by policemen in Mandaluyong City on Dec. 28, 2017. INQUIRER.NET / TETCH TORRES-TUPAS
Bullet holes mark the Mitsubishi Adventure van that was reportedly shot at by barangay tanods and later by policemen in Mandaluyong City on Dec. 28, 2017. INQUIRER.NET / TETCH TORRES-TUPAS
Members of media look at the Mitsubishi Adventure van which barangay tanods and policemen shot at Thursday night, Dec. 28, 2917, in Mandaluyong City. TETCH TORRES-TUPAS
Blood on the road shows the aftermath of the shooting incident at the corner of Shaw Boulevard and Old Wack Wack Road in Mandaluyong City on Dec. 28, 2017. Two people died in the incident, while two others were reported wounded. TETCH TORRES-TUPAS
A policeman (foreground) looks at the break in the rear window of a Mercedes Benz that was hit by gunfire when shooting erupted at the corner of Shaw Boulevard and Old Wack Wack Road in Mandaluyong City Thursday night, Dec. 28, 2017. In the background (second from the right) is NCRPO chief Director Oscar Albayalde talking to a Scene of the Crime Operative. TETCH TORRES-TUPAS