The Philippine National Police (PNP) lauded on Thursday, June 8, the netizens and other witnesses who helped the Mandaluyong City Police to solve the case of a ramming incident involving a security guard over the weekend. Police Maj. Gen. Valeriano De Leon, PNP director for Operations, particularly
"What matters is the case gets to the fiscal s office for the preliminary investigation. We will be inviting the respond to shed light on this case. But right now we re focusing on the victim first," he said in Filipino.
The Mandaluyong City Police filed on Wednesday, June 8, charges against three security personnel of the subdivision where the owner of the white sports utility vehicle (SUV) involved in the hit-and-run incident in Mandaluyong lives. In an interview with GMA, Mandaluyong City Police chief Col. Gauvi
Mandaluyong City Police Chief Col. Gauvin Mel Unos said on Tuesday, June 7, that frustrated murder and abandonment of one's victim charges have already been filed charges against the driver of the SUV who rammed and ran over a security guard in Mandaluyong City on Sunday, June 5.
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The owner of the SUV in the hit-and-run incident involving a security guard in Mandaluyong City is now facing a complaint for frustrated murder, the Mandaluyong City Police said Tuesday.