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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has warned hotels to stay alert and tighten their security protocols, especially when holding events or conventions, after the arrest of a man who reportedly stole from people attending hotel events.
Last October 29, the Southern Police District (SPD) reported the arrest of Michael Angelo Simbulan at a hotel along Parksquare Road, Barangay San Lorenzo in Makati for illegal possession of firearms.
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PNP spokesperson Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo revealed that Simbulan has previous theft and robbery cases.
Article continues after this advertisement“Pinapaingat po at pinapaalerto natin ‘yung mga hotel management. Maging alerto po tayo sa mga events and convention na ginagawa at maging mapagmatiyag po,” she said in a press briefing on Wednesday.
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Article continues after this advertisementFajardo said Simbulan will undergo inquest proceedings, adding that the suspect’s scheme involves attending hotel events and conventions to steal from the attendees.
Based on SPD’s report, Simbulan was arrested for robbery and malicious mischief in Olongapo City. He was also apprehended for theft in Tarlac City and Cainta, Rizal — all in 2019.
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