+ Follow BENJAMIN LEUNG Tag
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[Title] => Suspects in slaying of Sino trader fall
[Summary] => Elements of the Western Police District have solved the grisly murder of a Filipino-Chinese restaurateur in Sta. Cruz, Manila, last November, following the arrest of the alleged mastermind and gunman Friday last week.
According to Benjie Leung, 32, son of the victim Benjamin Leung, 73, WPD operatives arrested the alleged gunman, Eduardo Aparri, at the Amity Restaurant in Sta. Cruz at about 5 a.m last Friday.
At about 6 p.m. that same day, WPD agents, armed with an arrest warrant, nabbed the alleged mastermind, Delio Basilio, at his house in Novaliches, Quezon City.
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[Title] => Brains, gunman in Leung slay hunted
[Summary] => Elements of the Western Police District are tracking down the alleged mastermind and the gunman in the murder of a Filipino-Chinese restaurateur in Sta. Cruz, Manila last Sunday.
This, after the two sons of victim Benjamin Leung, 73, yesterday went to the office of WPD director Chief Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr. to coordinate with police investigators.
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[Title] => Leung murder suspect nabbed
[Summary] => The alleged "lookout" of the triggerman who shot dead a Filipino-Chinese restaurateur in Sta. Cruz, Manila, last Sunday night fell into the hands of the Manila police.
Western Police District Homicide Division probers identified the suspect as Edilberto Aparri, of Tondo, Manila. Police said Aparri, who was arrested last Tuesday afternoon, is the brother of the gunman known only as alias "Bodabil."
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[Title] => Hit man kills restaurateur
[Summary] => Displaying boldness and defiance, an alleged hired killer returned to the crime scene early yesterday in Sta. Cruz, Manila, where he had shot and killed a 73-year-old Chinese-Filipino restaurateur hours earlier to eavesdrop on the police investigation and later slipped away.
Known only by his alias "Bodaville", the 5’10 tall, Chinese-looking, alleged ex-convict was spotted at about 10 a.m. by one of the residents wearing a different set of clothes and a baseball cap pulled down over his face to conceal his identity.
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BENJAMIN LEUNG
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[Title] => Suspects in slaying of Sino trader fall
[Summary] => Elements of the Western Police District have solved the grisly murder of a Filipino-Chinese restaurateur in Sta. Cruz, Manila, last November, following the arrest of the alleged mastermind and gunman Friday last week.
According to Benjie Leung, 32, son of the victim Benjamin Leung, 73, WPD operatives arrested the alleged gunman, Eduardo Aparri, at the Amity Restaurant in Sta. Cruz at about 5 a.m last Friday.
At about 6 p.m. that same day, WPD agents, armed with an arrest warrant, nabbed the alleged mastermind, Delio Basilio, at his house in Novaliches, Quezon City.
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This, after the two sons of victim Benjamin Leung, 73, yesterday went to the office of WPD director Chief Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr. to coordinate with police investigators.
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[Summary] => The alleged "lookout" of the triggerman who shot dead a Filipino-Chinese restaurateur in Sta. Cruz, Manila, last Sunday night fell into the hands of the Manila police.
Western Police District Homicide Division probers identified the suspect as Edilberto Aparri, of Tondo, Manila. Police said Aparri, who was arrested last Tuesday afternoon, is the brother of the gunman known only as alias "Bodabil."
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Known only by his alias "Bodaville", the 5’10 tall, Chinese-looking, alleged ex-convict was spotted at about 10 a.m. by one of the residents wearing a different set of clothes and a baseball cap pulled down over his face to conceal his identity.
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November 11, 2000 - 12:00am
