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[Title] => Police link massacre suspects to holdups
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The two brothers now behind bars for Friday night’s massacre of four people in a household here had long been under police surveillance for thefts and illegal drug use.
Senior Superintendent Conrado Laza, city police chief, said Chemuel Balanay, 19, and his 16-year-old brother were suspected to be involved in thefts in the Toril district where their mother resides, and in mall holdups.
Laza said the two were also in the watchlist of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency.
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[Title] => 2 brods in Davao massacre nabbed
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — "Suko ko kaayo (I was so angry)."
This was all 19-year-old Chemuel Balanay could say when asked why he and his 16-year-old brother killed with a crowbar four people, including an elderly couple who were their relatives, and wounded three others, including a Japanese man, here Friday night.
The two brothers were arrested in a karaoke bar just a few hours after the massacre inside the Lacorte residence in Lanzona Subdivision. Mayor Rodrigo Duterte presented them to the media yesterday.
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[Title] => 4 slain, 3 hurt in Davao bloodbath
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Four people were killed and three others, including a Japanese man, were wounded in a massacre believed perpetrated by two of the victims’ own relatives who used crowbars in their rampage here last Friday night, police said.
The fatalities were identified as spouses Diosdado, 56, and Evelyn Lacorte, 48, their son, Kenneth, 9, and son-in-law Julius Villarmea, 22.
Wounded were Tomutso Ha—shiyugutzi and his wife Grace, a daughter of the Lacortes, and Villarmea’s three-year-old daughter Maria Carla Beatriz.
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Senior Superintendent Conrado Laza, city police chief, said Chemuel Balanay, 19, and his 16-year-old brother were suspected to be involved in thefts in the Toril district where their mother resides, and in mall holdups.
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[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — "Suko ko kaayo (I was so angry)."
This was all 19-year-old Chemuel Balanay could say when asked why he and his 16-year-old brother killed with a crowbar four people, including an elderly couple who were their relatives, and wounded three others, including a Japanese man, here Friday night.
The two brothers were arrested in a karaoke bar just a few hours after the massacre inside the Lacorte residence in Lanzona Subdivision. Mayor Rodrigo Duterte presented them to the media yesterday.
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[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Four people were killed and three others, including a Japanese man, were wounded in a massacre believed perpetrated by two of the victims’ own relatives who used crowbars in their rampage here last Friday night, police said.
The fatalities were identified as spouses Diosdado, 56, and Evelyn Lacorte, 48, their son, Kenneth, 9, and son-in-law Julius Villarmea, 22.
Wounded were Tomutso Ha—shiyugutzi and his wife Grace, a daughter of the Lacortes, and Villarmea’s three-year-old daughter Maria Carla Beatriz.
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