Irate man barges into neighbor’s home, wounds 3 kids | Inquirer News

Irate man barges into neighbor’s home, wounds 3 kids

By: - Correspondent / @cebudailynews
/ 03:59 PM March 18, 2018

CEBU CITY–Three children were wounded after an irate neighbor barged into their home on Saturday night and tried to kill their father at Sitio Mananga 2 in Talisay City, about 12 km south of here.

The children were identified as Arian, 9; Jasper, 6; and John Paul, 2 – all surnamed Dayanan.

They suffered wounds on their bodies after they were hit by pellets from an improvised shotgun allegedly fired by their neighbor Ricky Bustillo.

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Police said the victims were recuperating at the Talisay District Hospital where they were declared out of danger.

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Bustillo, 40, was placed under hospital arrest after he was also hit in the abdomen and right arm during a scuffle with the victims’ father, Rolly.

SPO1 Aquilles Cabando of the Talisay City Police Station said Bustillo and Rolly had a heated argument past 9 p.m. on Saturday.

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Bustillo went home to get his shotgun and then barged into the victims’ house.

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He aimed for Rolly but instead hit the three children who were sleeping with their father.

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Rolly grappled with Bustillo to take the shotgun away from the suspect.

The shotgun instead went off and hit Bustillo on the abdomen and right arm. /je

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