Man killed by neighbor in Lapu | Inquirer News

Man killed by neighbor in Lapu

/ 07:03 AM November 11, 2011

A 32-YEAR-OLD man was shot dead by his neighbor during a drinking session in barangay Pajo, Lapu-Lapu City, last Wednesday night.

Diosdado Braga, 32, succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds in the body.

A suspect, Lino Cañete, 50, was arrested hours after the incident.

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Police said Braga and Cañete had a drinking session with some neighbors which lasted past 9 p.m. When they ran out of drinks, the other neighbors went home while Braga and Cañete stayed behind.

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Police said Cañete prodded Braga to buy more liquor. Braga turned down Cañete’s request that resulting into an argument.

While they were arguing, Cañete drew a gun and shot Braga several times.

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The suspect fled after the shooting.

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A security guard of the General Milling Corp. called police when he saw a man hiding underneath the docking area along the Mactan Channel.

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Police searched the area but found no one.

Police and tanods stayed in the area for several hours until Cañete came out of the water.

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Cañete said he was forced to show up because he felt cold underwater.

Canete admitted that he was jailed twice for illegal possession of firearm.

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A charge of murder will be filed against Cañete, said police. CORRESPONDENT NORMAN V. MENDOZA

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