+ Follow KENNY AZANA Tag
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[Title] => 3 boys beheaded for stealing cellphones?
[Summary] => With four of the principal suspects in the beheading case arrested and charged, investigators are now trying to determine the motive behind the gruesome killings of three teenage boys in Quezon City.
But among all the angles being considered by the Central Police District (CPD), the alleged involvement of the victims in cellular phone snatchings is the strongest, according to Chief Inspector Anthony Rodolfo, head of the CPD-Intelligence Unit.
Rodolfo said the theory cropped up in the course of the investigation after the slain victims Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Popanes, 18, and
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[Title] => Relative of beheaded victim wants protection
[Summary] => For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers.
The relatives expressed their apprehension after learning that a number of policemen were being linked to the beheading of Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Pupanes, 18 and a still unidentified boy.
"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.
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KENNY AZANA
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[Summary] => With four of the principal suspects in the beheading case arrested and charged, investigators are now trying to determine the motive behind the gruesome killings of three teenage boys in Quezon City.
But among all the angles being considered by the Central Police District (CPD), the alleged involvement of the victims in cellular phone snatchings is the strongest, according to Chief Inspector Anthony Rodolfo, head of the CPD-Intelligence Unit.
Rodolfo said the theory cropped up in the course of the investigation after the slain victims Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Popanes, 18, and
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[Summary] => For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers.
The relatives expressed their apprehension after learning that a number of policemen were being linked to the beheading of Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Pupanes, 18 and a still unidentified boy.
"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.
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