A policeman was charged after he allegedly shot a student in Quezon City while he was drunk.
The suspect, Corporal Raymart Rigor, is facing multiple charges and other police officers who allegedly covered up or covered up what he did.
As many as seven policemen were detained at the QCPD headquarters in Camp Karingal in connection with the incident.
Based on the dashcam video of the 22-year-old victim, Ad Castro, who was riding TNVS, Rigor’s motorbike stopped at the Scout Rallos Extension.
The police allegedly picked up a fallen object before approaching the vehicle and pointing a gun.
According to Castro, his vehicle gradually backed away when the police pointed a gun.
Castro allegedly got out of the vehicle to ask the person next to the car to back off because the road is one-way. Rigor allegedly shot him there.
Castro was taken to the hospital and operated on for a bullet wound to the chest.
Castro approached the office of Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte, who came to the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) to investigate the incident.
The ballistics test showed that the bullet found in Castro’s body matched Rigor’s gun, which he later surrendered.
According to QCPD Director Rex Medina, Rigor admitted that he had been drinking, so he shot the victim.
The QCPD also discovered that there appeared to be a cover-up done by the two police officers who investigated the case.
2 real estate agents missing
The search continues for two real estate agents who have been missing for more than two months after allegedly meeting with a client in Batangas.
The missing were identified as Rodelio “JR” Larena Jr., 29, and John Paul “Pong” Ferolino, 33.
According to Larena’s father, the two men traveled to a resort in Mabini, Batangas, on December 11 to meet with a Japanese client who was going to buy a condo.
According to Rodelio Larena Sr., Ferolino knew the mediator of the client.
They only found out on December 13 that his son was missing when he could not attend the meeting at his office.
Larena’s SUV was also found on Taal Diversion Road in Lemery, Batangas. The laptop, wallet, ATM card, and other belongings of the two were left here.
It is a mystery why the car’s dashcam was missing, and the SUV’s GPS was erased.
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