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Thrill killers strike

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A 39-year-old man was gunned down the other night by a group of still unidentified thrill killers right in front of his home in Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City.

Victim Phillip Maniego, of Lower Jazman, Commonwealth, sustained multiple bullet wounds in the head and died on the spot.

The killers, armed with a handgun of still unknown caliber, fled right after the shooting. Police have ruled out robbery in the case as no valuable from the victim were taken.

Sources said that the assailants may have shot Maniego "just for kicks."

They added that the group may have been under the influence of drugs at the time of the incident at about 8:30 p.m.

Initial reports showed that the incident happened at a dimly-lit alley near the victim’s home in Barangay Commonwealth. Maniego apparently went outside at the said time to take out the garbage.

Maniego’s wife, who was inside the house, then heard three gunshots. When she went outside to check, she found her husband lying on the ground.

Maniego suffered three bullet wounds in the right side of his head. Operatives of the Central Police District are now conducting follow-up operations.

Meanwhile, authorities are now hunting at least three armed men after they shot dead a 29-year-old man inside his home in Quezon City early yesterday morning.

The victim, identified as Fred Tugay, of Florentino Street, Manila Compound in Barangay Gulod, was sleeping inside his room when the incident took place at about 2:30 a.m.

Investigators said the gunmen gained entry to the victim’s house by destroying a locked door. They went straight to Tugay’s room where they found him sound asleep. Matthew Estabillo

BARANGAY COMMONWEALTH

BARANGAY GULOD

FLORENTINO STREET

FRED TUGAY

LOWER JAZMAN

MANIEGO

MANILA COMPOUND

MATTHEW ESTABILLO

OPERATIVES OF THE CENTRAL POLICE DISTRICT

QUEZON CITY

VICTIM PHILLIP MANIEGO

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