Bystanders maul theft suspect in Mandaue City | Inquirer News

Bystanders maul theft suspect in Mandaue City

/ 07:25 AM January 31, 2013

A 19-YEAR-OLD man was mauled by a group of bystanders who allegedly caught him snatching the shoulder bag of a woman in barangay Cambaro, Mandaue City.

Mark Anthony Anciano, a resident of barangay T. Padilla, Cebu City, sustained bruises all over the body.

Anciano was accused of trying to steal the bag of Ana Luna Corbo, 19, a resident of barangay Talamban, Cebu City.

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Police said Corbo was waiting for a ride home in A.C. Cortes Avenue past midnight yesterday when a man grabbed her bag.

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Corbo was dragged to the ground when she refused to let go of the bag,.

Police said the man overpowered the woman and ran away with the victim;s bag.

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Corbo shouted for help, catching the attention of bystanders.

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After a brief chase, bystanders cornered Anciano and mauled him.

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The beating was stopped when barangay tanods from barangay Ibabao-Estancia arrived.

Tanods brought Anciano to the Opao police station.

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At the police station, the woman recovered her bag containing P500 cash, an ATM card and a cellular phone worth P5,000.

The suspect was later brought to the Mandaue City Hospital for treatment./CORRESPONDENT NORMAN V. MENDOZA

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