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Manila police released yesterday a sketch of the gunman in the murder of a young Chinese-Filipino businessman who was shot dead in Binondo.


Investigators are hopeful that someone would come forward and provide information that would help them get a breakthrough in the two-week old case.


Lester Mancillia, 34, who runs a plastic manufacturing company, was shot by a suspected killer-for-hire in front of the YMCA Building at the corner of Gandara and Soler streets while on his way to a basketball practice.


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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza downplayed yesterday the concerns of some Chinese-Filipino businessmen on the possible rise of kidnapping incidents in the city during the election season.


"There is only one case of killing suspected to be related to kidnapping. But there is no cause for panic. I do not see any pattern (in crime incidents)," said Atienza.


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Manila Police District (MPD) director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa assured the Chinese-Filipino community yesterday that they will be given adequate police protection like all other residents in case violence escalates during the election period.


Abarzosa also allayed fears from Chinese-Filipino businessmen of a resurgence of kidnappings perpetrated by unscrupulous election candidates to raise election campaign funds.


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LESTER MANCILLIA

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Investigators are hopeful that someone would come forward and provide information that would help them get a breakthrough in the two-week old case.


Lester Mancillia, 34, who runs a plastic manufacturing company, was shot by a suspected killer-for-hire in front of the YMCA Building at the corner of Gandara and Soler streets while on his way to a basketball practice.


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"There is only one case of killing suspected to be related to kidnapping. But there is no cause for panic. I do not see any pattern (in crime incidents)," said Atienza.


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Manila Police District (MPD) director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa assured the Chinese-Filipino community yesterday that they will be given adequate police protection like all other residents in case violence escalates during the election period.


Abarzosa also allayed fears from Chinese-Filipino businessmen of a resurgence of kidnappings perpetrated by unscrupulous election candidates to raise election campaign funds.


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Sketch of Tsinoy businessman’s killer out

January 30, 2007 - 12:00am

Manila police released yesterday a sketch of the gunman in the murder of a young Chinese-Filipino businessman who was shot dead in Binondo. Investigators are hopeful that someone would come forward and provide...

Metro

Atienza to Tsinoys: No cause for alarm

By Evelyn Macairan | January 24, 2007 - 12:00am

Manila Mayor Lito Atienza downplayed yesterday the concerns of some Chinese-Filipino businessmen on the possible rise of kidnapping incidents in the city during the election season. "There is only one...

Metro

Tsinoys fear kidnap surge

By Nestor Etolle | January 23, 2007 - 12:00am

Manila Police District (MPD) director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa assured the Chinese-Filipino community yesterday that they will be given adequate police protection like all other residents in...

Metro