Two wanted for lasciviousness, attempted homicide arrested
By Felipe V. Celino
ROXAS CITY, Capiz — Two persons wanted for acts of lasciviousness and attempted homicide were arrested in separate police operations Wednesday, Oct. 7.
The Roxas City police arrested alias “Gab,” 39, in Barangay Punta Tabuc on the strength of a warrant for acts of lasciviousness.
The warrant was issued by a judge of the Municipal Trial Court in Cities, with bail set at PHP 36,000 for his temporary liberty.
Gab is under the custody of the Roxas City police for proper disposition.
Meanwhile, police arrested a welder from Barangay Dayao for attempted homicide.
Alias “Pungkol,” 18, of Sitio Pagutok in the same barangay, did not resist when police served the warrant issued by Municipal Trial Court in Cities Branch 4 Presiding Judge Aida Rissa Espinosa on Oct. 7, 2026.
The court set bail at PHP 36,000 for his temporary liberty.
Pungkol is under the custody of the Roxas Component City Police Station for proper disposition.
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