Robbers hurt sugar planter, steal P125k cash

BACOLOD City – A sugar planter was wounded in a robbery incident at Sitio Cadulunan, Barangay Camba-og, Hinigaran, Negros Occidental Monday. Captain Ryan Villasario, town police chief, said the 50-year-old victim was walking home when an unidentified man approached and allegedly drew and pointed an unidentified gun caliber at her. The
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
BACOLOD City – A sugar planter was wounded in a robbery incident at Sitio Cadulunan, Barangay Camba-og, Hinigaran, Negros Occidental Monday.
Captain Ryan Villasario, town police chief, said the 50-year-old victim was walking home when an unidentified man approached and allegedly drew and pointed an unidentified gun caliber at her.
The robber then forcibly grabbed her sling bag containing P125,000, but she fought back, which triggered the perpetrator to pistol whip her.
Villasario said the victim suffered minor injuries in the head and fell unconscious, while the suspect fled allegedly along with his companion on board a motorcycle.
He added that it was possible that the perpetrator knew the victim and waited for her to pass by the area.
Police have no lead yet on the identity of the perpetrator. The victim is now in stable condition.
Meanwhile, unidentified men allegedly robbed the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines’ (NGCP) office at Barangay Jonobjonob, Escalante City, Negros Occidental last Tuesday.
Based on a police report, three unidentified men reportedly took assorted bolts and nuts amounting to P260,000 from the power firm.
Police are now monitoring junk shops to possibly track down the perpetrators.
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