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MANILA, Philippines – Eight suspects were arrested in a crackdown on loose firearms in Quezon City and Caloocan City, the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) said on Wednesday.
In a statement, the NCRPO said the operations were part of an intensified crackdown on loose firearms and armed groups in the lead-up to the 2025 elections.
Article continues after this advertisementAlbert Etang, Jaypee Ocampo, Jhon Christopher Ramirez, and Justin Mendoza were arrested on Tuesday and Wednesday following a hot pursuit operation after allegedly robbing the Kumo Kuro Restaurant on E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue in Barangay Immaculate Conception, Quezon City.
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Meanwhile, in Caloocan City, Charles Dave Sancio, Jeffren Tomines, and Merl Vincel Arquisola were arrested on Tuesday morning after an 18-year-old male was shot and wounded in an incident on Waling Waling Street, Barangay 187.
Article continues after this advertisementAuthorities recovered a .38 caliber revolver in a follow-up operation.
Article continues after this advertisementIn Quezon City on Wednesday morning, police in a buy-bust operation arrested Neptale Agwanta Bernales for allegedly selling an unlicensed firearm. Officers seized a .38 caliber revolver and live ammunition.
Article continues after this advertisementThe NCRPO said all eight will face criminal complaints for violating the Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act.
Etang, Ocampo, Ramirez, and Mendoza will also face a robbery complaint. Sancio, Tomines, and Arquisola will likewise face a frustrated murder complaint.
Article continues after this advertisement“Acting Regional Director PMGen. Sidney Hernia emphasized that NCRPO is fully committed to crackdown on illegal firearms and criminal activities essential to maintaining peace and security in Metro Manila,” the NCRPO said.
The gun ban for the midterm elections will take effect when the election period begins on January 12, 2025 and ends on June 11, 2025.
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