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"The mayor already gave orders to the local police, particularly its chief, Senior Superintendent Roberto Rongavilla, to act on the feud between two groups of vendors, who clashed near a flea market on Montillano street," Muntinlupa public information officer Tez Valencia said.


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SPD director Chief Superintendent Wilfredo Garcia admitted they have not yet identified the suspect, but a witness said the man in the photo was the one who chased and stabbed Oliver Ong Dy with a screwdriver following a heated argument at Camella 2E subdivision in Barangay Putatan .


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Chief Superintendent Wilfredo Garcia, director of the Southern Police District said elements of the Task Force Oliver Ong Dy are pursuing various leads based on informations provided by the victim’s close friends. Garcia said Senior Superintendent Roberto Rongavilla, chief of the Muntinlupa City police and task force head had interviewed the close friends who vowed to reveal all to give justice to Dy’s death.


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Senior Superintendent Roberto Rongavilla said one of the  victims was in serious condition after losing an arm in the blast in Muntinlupa City, but the others suffered only minor injuries.


"It appears grudge is the motive, because one of the victims –  the one who lost an arm-filed a case against the suspect,"  Rongavilla said in a TV interview.       


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT ROBERTO RONGAVILLA

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Muntinlupa mayor orders police to intervene in Muslim vendors’ feud

By Rhodina Villanueva | December 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi has issued a directive to the city police to intervene and encourage warring Muslim groups to resolve their conflict, which was blamed for a bomb attack that left 18 people wounded...

Metro

Police release photo of Dy slay suspect

By Non Alquitran | September 7, 2005 - 12:00am

The Southern Police District (SPD) released yesterday the photograph of the main suspect in the slaying of a prominent Chinese businessman’s son in Muntinlupa City last Aug. 14. SPD director Chief Superintendent...

Metro

Friends of Dy helping in police probe of his death

September 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Close friends of Oliver Ong Dy are supplying police investigators vital information which may greatly help solve his killing in Muntinlupa City on Aug. 14. Chief Superintendent Wilfredo Garcia, director of the Southern...

Metro

Seven hurt in Muntinlupa grenade blast

April 28, 2005 - 12:00am

At least seven people were injured late yesterdaywhen a man lobbed a grenade near the Muntinlupa City Hall in what police said appeared to be in retaliation for a personal grudge. Senior Superintendent Roberto...

Metro