Young man stabbed dead, two kins injured
BACOLOD City – A 27-year-old man surrendered to the police hours after a stabbing incident that killed a young man and injured two others in Barangay Caduha-an, Cadiz City, Negros Occidental last Tuesday. Police Lieutenant Colonel Gil John Despi, city police chief, said that suspect Kier Franco allegedly stabbed to death

By Glazyl Y. Masculino
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
BACOLOD City – A 27-year-old man surrendered to the police hours after a stabbing incident that killed a young man and injured two others in Barangay Caduha-an, Cadiz City, Negros Occidental last Tuesday.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Gil John Despi, city police chief, said that suspect Kier Franco allegedly stabbed to death Jupith Teruel, 22.
Jupith’s relatives – Romart Teruel, 24, and Jeric Cañete, 26 were wounded in the incident.
Despi said the three victims and the suspect were attending a benefit dance during a barangay fiesta when a commotion ensued between them at the covered court due to drunkenness.
Jupith suffered multiple stab wounds and was declared dead in a hospital while his two companions are still confined in separate hospitals, according to Despi.
Despi said that homicide charges were already filed against Franco who is now under police custody.
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