Another suspect in farmer’s murder falls
Another suspect in the killing of a farmer more than a year ago was arrested morning of July 6, 2021 in Barotac Viejo, Iloilo. Dominador Geroche, 61, of Sitio Balabag, Barangay San Fernando, Barotac Viejo town was nabbed at People’s Village in Barangay Vista Alegre. Geroche was captured a day after

By Jennifer P. Rendon
By Jennifer P. Rendon
Another suspect in the killing of a farmer more than a year ago was arrested morning of July 6, 2021 in Barotac Viejo, Iloilo.
Dominador Geroche, 61, of Sitio Balabag, Barangay San Fernando, Barotac Viejo town was nabbed at People’s Village in Barangay Vista Alegre.
Geroche was captured a day after his co-accused was also collared at Sitio Balabag, Barangay San Fernando, Barotac Viejo.
Geroche was listed as Barotac Viejo’s most wanted person.
Both suspects, along with two others, are accused of murder in Criminal Case No. 2021-9804.
Judge Jose Mauricio Gomez of the Regional Trial Court 6 (RTC-6) Branch 71, Barotac Viejo, Iloilo, issued the arrest warrant on May 26, 2021.
Geroche and Ternura were charged for the killing of Jerry Agramon on Nov. 20, 2019 in Barotac Viejo.
The incident also wounded another farmer.
Major Kenn Albert Lepsia, Barotac Viejo police chief, said they were separately charged for frustrated murder.
Earlier police reports claimed that Agramon was at the farm with fellow farmers when the suspects arrived.
The gunman, who was earlier identified as Roger Ternura, immediately shot Agramon and fled after the incident.
Roger and Nicolas are brothers.
Immediately after the incident, Geroche’s son, DM, was also arrested. He has been detained at the police custodial facility since 2019.
Roger and Agramon held grudges with each other over a land dispute.
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