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Mechanic shot dead

Ric Sapnu, - The Philippine Star
March 18, 2015 | 12:00am

CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga, Philippines – Motorcycle-riding men shot dead a mechanic, wanted for carjacking in Apalit, Pampanga, Monday.

Argel Torres, 30, was fixing his motorcycle when he was shot in front of a bicycle shop in Barangay San Vicente, Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Recomono Jr., Pampanga police director, said.

The gunmen, who were wearing bonnets, fled toward Bulacan.

Investigators recovered bullet shells and a bullet for a caliber .45 pistol at the crime scene.

Torres has a warrant issued by Pampanga Judge Ma. Josephine Mercado for violating Republic Act 6539 or the Anti-Carnapping Act of l972, said Superintendent Samuel Sevilla, Apalit police chief.

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ARGEL TORRES

BARANGAY SAN VICENTE

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JOSEPHINE MERCADO

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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT RODOLFO RECOMONO JR.

SUPERINTENDENT SAMUEL SEVILLA
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