Barangay chairman
arrested for murder and frustrated murder
By RPCRD, Police Regional
Office 8
July 20, 2012
CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON,
Palo, Leyte – A 64 year old incumbent Barangay
Chairman was arrested by operatives on Wednesday morning, PNP PRO 8
said.
On July 18, 2012 at about
8:00 o’clock in the morning, joint elements of Sto. Niño Municipal
Police Station and CIDG-Catbalogan led by PInsp Wilfredo Sarayan
Monsanto and PInsp Manrico Calando Acorda respectively arrested a
certain Mario Jimenez Jao, 64 years old, married, a resident and an
incumbent Barangay Chairman of Sitio Mactang, Brgy. Ilo, Sto. Niño,
Samar.
Jao was arrested by virtue
of a Warrant of Arrest for Murder and Frustrated Murder docketed under
Criminal case numbers 6640 and 6641 respectively issued by Honorable
Judge Reynaldo B. Clemens of RTC Branch 31, Calbayog City, Samar with
recommended bail of P200,000 for Frustrated Murder and no bail for the
Murder case.
Subject accused person was
turned-over to the court concerned for proper disposition.
Meanwhile, another wanted
person charged for the crime of Robbery with Violence and Intimidation
Against Persons was arrested by combined elements of Dagami Police
Station and Leyte PPO Intel Section led by PSI Romulo G. Alavarina,
COP on July 18, 2012.
Arrested person was
identified as one Charito Espina Dumduma, 44 years old, married,
jobless and a resident of Brgy. Cabariwan, Dagami, Leyte. He was
charged for the crime of Robbery with Violence and Intimidation
Against Persons with recommended bail of One Hundred Thousand Pesos
(P100,000) issued by Honorable Judge Alphinor C. Serrano, Presiding
Judge, RTC Branch 6, Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City.
Dumduma is rank number 9 in
the list of Most Wanted persons in the municipality of Dagami, Leyte.
PSSupt Roel Balintong Acidre,
Chief, RPCRD notes, that the successful arrests and accounting of
wanted persons is the result of the continuing cooperation of the
people towards their police, thus, the public is also assured that the
PNP will pursue its mandate of preserving peace and order and extend
protective services in the community.