Cops kill 2 robbery suspects in Cavite shooting incidents | Inquirer News

Cops kill 2 robbery suspects in Cavite shooting incidents

/ 09:39 AM June 06, 2018

SAN PEDRO CITY – Police killed two suspected robbers in separate shooting incidents in Cavite province.

In Silang town, authorities received information about two men who tried to steal from a convenience store before speeding off aboard their motorcycle.

The alert prompted police to set up checkpoints in a bid to corner the suspects.

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But the motorcycle-riding suspects sped past one of the checkpoints by shooting at the policemen. This resulted to an exchange of gunfire around 3 a.m. Wednesday along Sabutan-Paliparan road in Barangay Sabutan, where one of the two men was killed. The driver of the motorcycle escaped.

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In the adjacent Tagaytay City, another suspected robber was killed around 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Tagaytay police chief Supt. Elmer Decena said in a report that police were informed about a robbery in one of the houses at Country Homes 2 in Barangay Neogan.

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The subdivision guards said they saw three men jump out of the subdivision’s fence, prompting police to launch a pursuit to catch the suspects. The chase went towards Barangay Zambal, and a shootout followed.

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Police killed one of the suspects during the gunfight while the two other suspects managed to escape with the loot. Police recovered a .38 caliber gun from the scene.

The two slain suspects were still unidentified, as of this posting.    /kga

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TAGS: Cavite, Crime, robbery, Shootout, Silang, Tagaytay

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