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RAMIL TUMAMPOS Tindera ng Mangga, akriliko sa kambas, 2022 #artPH
BALITANG NASYONAL: Mango Vendor fatally stabs man in a heated altercation on Bocobo Street in Manila
(with reports from ABS-CBN News / Written by Katrina Karen de Guzman)
MALATE, MANILA -- In a graphic incident captured by CCTV cameras on Bocobo Street, Brgy. 698, Malate, Manila… A heated argument between a man's victim and a suspected mango vendor escalated into a violent stabbing. The footage shows the victim engaged in a dispute with the suspect, who is a mango seller.
Within moments, a local vendor grabs his knife and viciously attacked the man in a middle of the street. Despite the serious attempt to flee and seek refuge in a tricycle or pedicab, it was discovered that he had already been stabbed merely once or twice. The said CCTV footage also captures the suspect fleeing towards Remedios Street.
The victim was swiftly transported to a nearby hospital, yet regrettably, he succumbed to his injuries on foot. An individual, who is yet to be crucially identified by the local Malate police, was a member of an undisclosed kitchen staff or chef, to be independently operated in the vicinity. The victim endured 3 gruesome stab wounds between the chest and abdomen.
Investigation is currently conducted by the Malate Police Station (MPS), the stabbing reportedly stemmed from a heated dispute over change. Authorities are currently pursuing the suspect, who faces a murder charge under a reclusion perpetua provision of the Revised Penal Code (RPC), and a potential 2-decade prison sentence.
CONTRIBUTED SCREENGRAB COURTESY: Malate PNP via ABS-CBN News BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna
SOURCE: https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/2024/3/10/lalaki-sinaksak-dahil-umano-sa-away-sa-sukli-746 [Referenced News Article via ABS-CBN News]
-- OneNETnews Team
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