A court in Samar has ordered the release of nine dismissed policemen charged in connection with the killing of Calbayog Mayor Ronald Aquino and his security escorts in March 2021.
TACLOBAN CITY - Arrest warrants have been issued against nine policemen tagged in the killing of Calbayog City Mayor Ronald Aquino. Judge Cicero Lampasa of Regional Trial Court Branch 32 issued four warrants of arrest for Criminal Cases 9090, 9091 9092, and 9093, all for murder with no recommended
Nine policemen who were tagged in the killing of Calbayog City Mayor Ronaldo Aquino in March last year surrendered on Tuesday night, Feb. 15, following the issuance of the arrest warrant against them for a case of murder. Gen. Dionardo Carlos, chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), said tho
Slain Calbayog City, Samar mayor Ronaldo Aquino (File photo) MANILA - Nine police officers facing criminal charges over the killing of Calbayog City Mayor Ronaldo Aquino and some of his staff members in March last year have already surrendered to authorities, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said on Wednesday. In a message to reporters, CIDG spokesperson Lt. Col. Mon Sawan said that aside from the nine police officers, three other persons who were not identified surrendered to the CIDG's Detective Special Operations Unit (DSOU) in Camp Crame on Tuesday night. This came after the Calbayog City, Samar Regional Trial Court Branch 32 issued a warrant of arrest against the suspects on February 14. Last January 20, the panel of prosecutors conducting the preliminary investigation resolved to file criminal charges in court against Lt. Col. Harry Sucayre, Maj. Shyrile Tan, Capt. Dino Goles, Lt. Julio Armeza Jr., Staff Sgt. Neil Cebu, Staff Sgt. Edsel Omega, Staff Sgt.
Slain Calbayog City, Samar mayor Ronaldo Aquino (File photo) MANILA - Nine police officers facing criminal charges over the killing of Calbayog City Mayor Ronaldo Aquino and some of his staff members in March last year have already surrendered to authorities, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said on Wednesday. In a message to reporters, CIDG spokesperson Lt. Col. Mon Sawan said that aside from the nine police officers, three other persons who were not identified surrendered to the CIDG's Detective Special Operations Unit (DSOU) in Camp Crame on Tuesday night. Last January 20, the panel of prosecutors conducting the preliminary investigation resolved to file criminal charges in court against Lt. Col. Harry Sucayre, Maj. Shyrile Tan, Capt. Dino Goles, Lt. Julio Armeza Jr., Staff Sgt. Neil Cebu, Staff Sgt. Edsel Omega, Staff Sgt. Randy Merelos, Cpl. Julius Garcia, Pat. Nino Salem and several John Does. They were charged for the murder of Aquino, his security aide