Victim stabbed to death by son-in-law
          
          By RPCRD, Police Regional 
          Office 8
July 9, 2012
          
          
          CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte  –  A 48 years old father-in-law 
          was stabbed to death by an enraged son-in-law, Ormoc City Police 
          Office reports.
          
          
          On July 1, 2012 at about 1:36 PM a stabbing incident transpired at 
          Sitio Tipik 1, Brgy. San Jose, Ormoc City.
          
          
          The victim was identified as Emiliano Tagalog, 48 years old, a widower 
          from Villaba, Leyte and a resident of the aforementioned place. The 
          suspect was a 31 year old driver of same place identified as Alvin Ordaniza Arnaiz.
          
          
          Reports disclosed that, Arnaiz (suspect) is the son-in-law of Tagalog 
          (victim) and were on a drinking spree with immediate family members. 
          With no apparent reason, the latter stood up and went to his house and 
          took a long bladed weapon locally known as “bolo” and challenged a 
          fight to his family members and even to their neighbors.
          
          
          One of his relatives identified as Artemio Simbajon tried to pacify 
          him who was already at the verge of attacking his eight (8) year old 
          son. Alvin Arnaiz (suspect) who was then enraged by the behavior of 
          his father-in-law (victim) immediately took a knife and stabbed him 
          twice hitting the stomach and chest causing his instantaneous death.
          
          
          Artemio Simbajon has attempted to disarm Arnaiz but failed to and was 
          even wounded and immediately rushed to the nearest hospital for 
          medical treatment.
          
          
          Suspect threw the weapon used in committing the crime but was 
          recovered later and subsequently voluntarily surrendered to the 
          responding police officers. He was then brought to Police Station 2, 
          Ormoc CPO for documentation and for filing of appropriate case in 
          court. 
          
          
          PNP PRO 8 Regional Director, PCSupt Arnold Rayala Revilla believes 
          that police operations must be focused more on crime prevention 
          through increased police visibility and patrol operations for an 
          effective crime deterrent here in the region.