2025.2.10 Lalaki sa Davao, inatake at sinakal ang 19-anyos na babae na kapuwa pasahero sa jeep
Nasakote ng pulisya ang isang 26 taong gulang na lalaki matapos nitong sakalin ang isang 19-anyos na babae at kapuwa pasahero sa loob ng jeep sa Bago Aplaya, Davao City nitong Lunes, Pebrero 10, 2025.
Ayon sa ulat ng Brigada PH, magkatabi ang suspek at biktima nang mangyari ang insidente. Bigla na lamang umanong sinakal ng suspek ang babae, sa hindi malamang dahilan.
Sa tulong ng ilang saksi, agad naman daw narespondehan ang biktima at nasukol ang suspek.
Lumalabas sa imbestigasyong problemado raw ang suspek dahil nagluluksa umano ito matapos ang naging pagpanaw ng kaniyang misis.
Samantala, nakaligtas naman sa naturang insidente ang biktima bagama’t labis umano ang trauma at takot na kaniyang inabot mula sa mga kamay ng suspek.
Nasa kustodiya na ng Ulas Police Substation ang suspek na nagtamo ng ilang galos matapos pagtulungan ng ilang rumespondeng saksi.
2025.2.10 Bureau of Immigration, Republic of the Philippines
BI arrested 180 foreign fugitives in 2024
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) said its operatives arrested last year a total of 180 foreign fugitives who are wanted for various crimes in their homelands.
In a report to Immigration Commissioner Joel Viado, the BI’s fugitive search unit (FSU) said the alien fugitives were captured in operations conducted by the unit’s operatives in various places nationwide where the said aliens have stayed while hiding in the country.
“Nearly all of them were already deported to their countries of origin where they are currently serving time in prison after being convicted for crimes they committed,” said BI-FSU acting chief Rendel Ryan Sy.
Viado commended the FSU for a job well done, as he noted that the total number of fugitives apprehended last year was significantly higher than the 128 outlaws arrested in 2023.
Viado reiterated that there will be no letup in the BI’s intensified campaign to run after wanted foreign criminals who have taken refuge here to evade prosecution for their crimes.
“As we have repeatedly declared, the Philippines is off limits to all foreign fugitives. This country is not a sanctuary for alien criminals,” the BI chief said. “The order of the President is clear–protect our nation from external threats,” he added.
The FSU said 74 Korean nationals account for the bulk of the arrested aliens, followed by 62 Chinese nationals, 12 Taiwanese, 11 Japanese, seven Americans, two Italians, and two Australians.
Also in the list is a Briton, a Canadian, a German, an Indian, an Indonesian, a Jordanian, a Kyrgystani, a Liberian, a Nigerian, and a Serbian.
Offenses committed by the aliens include economic crimes, investment scams, illegal gambling, money laundering, telecommunications fraud, robbery, and narcotics trading.
Among the notable arrests was the capture of six Japanese members of the notorious “Luffy” gang – Takayuki Kagashima, Sawada Masaya, Ueda Koji, Sjuzuki Seiji, Kiyohara Jun, Nagaura Hiroki – who are wanted for involvement in scams, extortion and fraud activities.
Also described as high profile arrests were those of Australian Gregor Johann Haas and Serbian Predrag Mirkovic, who are wanted for illegal drugs.
Indian-Nepalese Joginder Geong was also captured due to charges of murder, extortion and robbery.
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