Man arrested for beating partner’s two-year-old son to death in Batangas | Inquirer News

Man arrested for beating partner’s two-year-old son to death in Batangas

/ 06:26 PM May 25, 2018

SAN PEDRO CITY- A man was arrested Friday afternoon for allegedly beating to death the two-year-old son of his live-in partner in Rosario town in Batangas province.

Rosario police chief Chief Inspector Rodel Ban-o, in a phone interview, said the suspect John Ross Alaro, a construction worker, would be charged with murder for killing his partner’s child, Miko Basila, in their home in Barangay Maligaya around 9:30 a.m. Friday.

“The child’s mother was away for work at that time. When we interviewed (Alaro), he said he was just trying to discipline the child,” Ban-o said.

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According to police, bruises found on the child’s body showed he was “kicked” in the chest.

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Ban-o said it was Alaro himself and the boy’s grandmother who took the child to a hospital Friday morning.

The hospital called the police but Alaro had already left when the authorities arrived.

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“When he noticed the child was not moving anymore, that was the only time he called for help and brought him to the hospital,” Ban-o added.

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Police found Alaro at around 3 p.m. waiting outside the factory where the child’s mother was working.

“Neighbors said it was not the first time (the suspect) hit the child,” Ban-o said.

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