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Hi, my name is Tunjin Badamjunai. I was the former  minister of Food, Agriculture, Light Industry of Mongolia. The Mongolian government charged me with corruption so I fled to the Philippines thinking I could hide out and get away. But they caught me anyway. 

https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1198937

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) announced on Wednesday the deportation of a former minister of Mongolia wanted in his home country for corruption.

Immigration Intelligence Chief Fortunato Manahan, Jr. said 67-year-old Tunjin Badamjunai, a former minister of Food, Agriculture, Light Industry of Mongolia, was arrested in Cebu City in coordination with Mongolian Police on Tuesday.

The BI official noted that to avoid further delay and inconvenience, Badamjunai was deported on Tuesday night via a Korean Airlines flight from Mactan, Cebu upon the request of Mongolian authorities.

"We were initially informed by Mongolian authorities that Badamjunai will be in Cebu City," he said in a statement.

The foreigner was arrested following the mission order issued by Commissioner Norman Tansingco.

Manahan said Badamjunai was reportedly charged with deportation for undesirability as he is a fugitive from justice who poses a clear and present danger, risk to public interest and safety, and threat to national security.

"The Mongolian government has also canceled his passport, rendering him undocumented," Manahan added.

Hi, my name is Connie Carl Kindrud and I am from Sweden. I was having an intense argument with my wife Lenny. She called the cops to diffuse the situation but I shot her before they arrived. They tried to get me to calm down but I shot myself in the head.

https://mb.com.ph/2023/3/31/swede-shoots-pinay-wife-then-himself-in-samar

A Swedish man shot and wounded his wife before killing himself in front of the police in Sitio Maliko-Liko, Barangay Dampigan, Santa Rita, Samar, on Wednesday, March 30.

Police identified the victim as Lenny Kindrud, 41.

Investigation said that Lenny and her husband, Connie Carl Kindrud, had an intense argument before the incident.

The victim was shot and taken to the hospital before police arrived to diffuse the situation.

Police negotiated with the suspect who was armed with a gun when they arrived.

While the chief of police was talking to the suspect, Connie Karl shot himself with  a caliber .45 pistol.

Connie Karl  was brought to the hospital but was declared dead on arrival by the attending physician.

Police recovered the gun and empty shells and slugs in the crime scene.

Hi, my name is "Felimon." That's my alias anyway. My girlfriend left to work abroad as an OFW and left me to watch her four children. Things went well for a while but then everything went downhill. I stabbed all four of them to death. Then I stabbed my self in the chest. While I was dying I wrote a message on the wall in my blood asking for forgiveness. I was taken to the hospital but died while being operated on. 

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1740550/4-kids-stabbed-dead-then-suspect-kills-self-in-trece-martirez-city

Four children were stabbed to death Thursday, March 9, by the live-in partner of their overseas working mother, who committed suicide after his mass killing in Trece Martirez City, Cavite.

Trece Martirez police, in a report on its Facebook page Thursday afternoon, said the victims were three girls, aged 14, 12 and 9, and a boy, 5.

The report said the police found the blood-soaked bodies of the victims inside their house in Barangay Cabuco. The report did not state the time of the discovery.

The police also found the suspect, identified in the report as alias “Felimon,” dying on the floor with a kitchen knife stuck to his chest. He died while undergoing treatment at a hospital.

The police claimed that the suspect committed suicide after he killed the four young victims.

The investigators found the suspect’s message written in blood and addressed to the mother of the victims asking for forgiveness, the report said.

The police will subject the body of the suspect to an autopsy to determine if he was under the influence of liquor or illegal drugs during the commission of the crime.

Investigators eyed “jealousy” as the possible motive behind the shooting but did not provide further information.

According to the police, the suspect was the one taking care of the children while their mother worked abroad. The report did not specify the country where she is and the nature of her work.

Hi, my name is Morris Añabiza. I was hanging out at a computer shop playing computer games when someone burst in and shot me dead. I was previously jailed for theft so perhaps it might have been a revenge killing. 

https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/446729/man-gunned-down-while-playing-computer-games-in-cebu-city

A 27-year-old man was gunned down by a still unidentified individual while playing computer games just beside his house in the interior part of Sitio Bohol Village, Barangay Duljo Fatima, Cebu City, past 9 p.m., on Friday, June 10, 2022.

Police Major Efren Diaz, chief of Mambaling Police Station, identified the victim as a certain Morris Añabiza of the said barangay.

Diaz said that at around 9 p.m. while the victim was playing a computer game inside a computer shop, the lone suspect arrived, shot the victim four times in the back, and fled.

When police arrived, they found the victim lying on the ground, lifeless.

Police believed that the suspect used a .45 caliber firearm. They also recovered four empty shells, two slugs, and one piece of ammunition from the crime scene.

Police Staff Sergeant Mark Anthony Dela Victoria, investigator of the case, said that based on their initial investigation, the victim was allegedly involved in theft incidents in the area.

They also received information that the victim was previously jailed at the Cebu City Jail for theft.

The police said they will continue to investigate and gather more details about the incident.

Hi, my name is John Paul Baluyot. I am a construction worker. I was in jail for violating the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulations Act in 2021. But I posted bail and was out on probation. Instead of reforming my life I snatched a Grade 1 student, raped her, and strangled and beat her to death. Now I am back in jail. 

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1753756/suspect-in-rape-slay-of-grade-1-student-in-cavite-arrested

Police on Friday (April 7) arrested the primary suspect in the rape-slay of a Grade 1 student in Trece Martires City, Cavite province.

Cavite police identified the suspect as John Paul Baluyot, 36, a construction worker.

He was collared by police operatives at a construction site in Barangay San Agustin 1 in Dasmariñas City.

Police reported that Baluyot was the main suspect in the alleged rape and killing of one alias “Chi,” who was found near a river in Barangay Cabuco without any clothes on and dying.

The girl was immediately brought by barangay tanods to the nearest hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

Autopsy results showed the victim died of “asphyxia by strangulation, blunt force trauma to the body, and a deep fresh hymen laceration”, the police said.

Investigators tagged Baluyot as the suspect “based on circumstantial evidence,” on which the report did not elaborate.

The report said Baluyot had a previous case of violation of Republic Act 10591 (Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulations Act) in February 2021 in Amadeo, Cavite.

Baluyot was released after he posted bail and is now on probation.

The suspect is now back in jail and facing criminal charges of rape and homicide.

Hi, my name is being withheld to protect the identity of the victim who is my sister. While she was sleeping I molested her. In the morning she told our mother and we had an argument. I ended up punching my sister int he face when she tired to stop me and my mom from fighting. I ran off but was caught by the police. 

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1753742/man-nabbed-in-qc-for-molesting-his-10old-younger-sister

A 33-year-old man was arrested in Quezon City for molesting his 10-year-old younger sister, the police said on Friday, police said.

The Quezon Police District (QCPD) said that Batasan Police Station personnel collared the suspect in his residence in Barangay Batasan Hills on April 6.

Based on Batasan Police Station’s report, the suspect committed the alleged assault on April 5 in the victim’s room while she was sleeping.

Early April 6, the victim told her mother about what happened, which resulted in an argument. The suspect punched the victim in the face when she tried to stop them from fighting.

After the commotion, the victim and her mother sought the assistance of Batasan Police Station operatives, which resulted in the suspect’s arrest.

According to QCPD, the suspect is under police custody and will face complaints for violating Republic Act 7610 or the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act.

Hi, my name is being withheld to protect the identity of my victim who happened to be my wife. We recently separated and in revenge I posted several pictures and videos of my nude wife online. I took full body nude pictures of her while we were together unbeknownst to her and without her consent. Now she wants to see me in prison. 

https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/04/06/23/man-nabbed-after-blackmailing-wife-with-lewd-photos

A man was arrested after allegedly uploading lewd photos of his wife online. 

The victim claimed the man, who she recently separated with, posted explicit videos and photos of her on his social media page, uploaded them on porn sites, and even sent them to a group chat dedicated to “scandals.”

She added most of the materials were taken without her consent.

(Someone messaged, 'Is this you on the video?' I was shocked, I did not expect it. I was told it was posted by my husband. There were nude photos. One video showed my whole body.)

The suspect was reportedly blackmailing her to get back together.

(I broke up with him. He blackmailed me. He said he would delete the photos if I talked to him.)

The suspect meanwhile said, “I only did that so we could talk. I have been begging her for months."

He said he only posted the sensitive material on social media and denied there were 6 videos of his wife.

"Naka-blurred naman po… Kung sino lang una makakita tas dedelete ko na,” he said.

(It was blurred. I would have deleted it. It was just one video. I only claimed there were six.)

The suspect is currently under the custody of Caloocan City Police Sub Station 1.

The victim said she was determined to put her husband behind bars.

(I couldn't eat, sleep or take care of my child. I want to see him in prison for what he did to me.)

The suspect will be charged with grave coercion, violation of the Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009, and Violence Against Women and Children. 

Hi, my name is Lelita Bornia. My niece and I have been having misunderstandings since 2001. Recently she accused me of calling her a thief and I was arrested for "grave oral defamation." The real issue is that my niece used my name to borrow 10,000 pesos from a lending company and then refused to pay. She also used my name to purchase cosmetics on credit and refused to pay. She accused me falsely so she could sue me.

https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1957692/cebu/local-news/woman-arrested-for-calling-niece-a-thief

A 57-YEAR-OLD woman landed in jail for calling her niece a “thief.”

Lelita Bornia, married, a resident of Sitio North Guinabasan, Barangay Tubigagmanok, Asturias town in midwest Cebu, was arrested by the police at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 31, based on the complaint of her niece, Jonalyn Paul, of legal age, whose husband is a Filipino-American.

Judge Mary Jocelyn Regencia of the Municipal Circuit Trial Court of Balamban-Asturias issued the warrant of arrest dated March 27, 2023 against the suspect for grave oral defamation.

Master Sergeant Ronald Duran of Asturias Police Station told SunStar Cebu that Bornia is expected to post a bail bond of P18,000 on Monday, April 3, 2023.

When asked for comment, Bornia denied the accusations against her that she made up stories that her niece was arrested in Manila for theft.

Their misunderstandings had been going on since 2021.

Because of that, Bornia and Paul were called to the barangay for an investigation but they were unable to reconcile.

Bornia revealed that her niece got angry when she told her to pay her loan.

She said her niece borrowed P10,000 from a lending company using her name but she did not pay.

Paul also used her name to purchase cosmetics on credit once more without making the payment.

"Siya ra nagtumo-tumo ana estorya aron iyaha ko nga makasuhan," Bornia said.

(She just made up that story so she could sue me).

Bornia added that she is ready to defend herself in court. 

Hi, my name is Nestor Paraiso. My wife and I got into an argument over vices and money. It was so heated that she left to get a watchman. While they were on the way to our house I suddenly appeared and stabbed her in the neck. I tired to escape but was unable to do so. 

https://mb.com.ph/2023/4/3/man-stabs-wife-to-death-over-vices-money-in-lucena-city

A 61-year-old driver allegedly stabbed his 60-year-old wife to death following a heated argument over vices and money in Purok Sampaguita 1 Bel-Air, Barangay 10, this city, on Sunday night, April 2.

Police said the suspect, Nestor Paraiso, hurt the victim, Irenia, during the confrontation, prompting her to seek assistance of barangay “tanods” or watchmen.

The suspect suddenly appeared while Irenia and a barangay tanod were on their way to the couple’s house.

Nestor grabbed  and stabbed her in the neck with a knife.

The victim died on the spot while the suspect tried to escape but was arrested by the barangay tanod.

The knife was recovered at the crime scene.

Nestor was turned over to the police here and he is facing a parricide case.

Hi, my name is Alvin Bocacao. While my nephew was looking on I got into an argument with my father. It became so heated that I picked up a knife and stabbed him several times all over his body until he was dead. Thankfully I was able to get away. For now. 

https://mb.com.ph/2023/4/7/man-stabs-father-to-death-on-maundy-thursday-in-quezon

A 74-year-old driver was stabbed to death by his son during a heated argument on Maundy Thursday in Sitio Balete Ilaya, Barangay Sampaloc 2, here.

Police identified the victim as Federico Bocacao.

The victim’s five-year-old grandson told police that his uncle,  Alvin Bocacao, 38, arrived and had a heated argument with his grandfather over an undisclosed matter.

The boy said that his uncle stabbed his grandfather several times in the body.

The suspect fled while the victim was taken to the Lucena United Doctors Hospital in Lucena City where he was declared dead on arrival at 11:20 a.m.

Police are pursuing the suspect.

Hi, my name is John. On the morning of Maundy Thursday I went on a drinking spree. My seven year old goddaughter wanted to go swimming so I went with her. But instead of swimming I raped and killed her. 

https://mb.com.ph/2023/4/8/7-year-old-raped-killed-by-godfather-in-trece-martires-on-holy-thursday

A seven-year-old girl was raped and killed allegedly by her godfather in Barangay Cabuco, Trece Martires City, on Holy Thursday, April 6.

A statement from Trece Martires City Police Station (CPS) says the victim, identified as alias Nene, was found on the riverbanks without clothing and with wounds all over her body.

She was rushed to General Emilio Aguinaldo Memorial Hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

With the help of CCTV footage, authorities were able to track the suspect and arrested him in a construction site in Barangay San Agustin, Dasmariñas Cavite.

Trece Martires CPS identified the suspect as John, a 34-year-old construction worker.

Investigators gathered that suspect and the father of alias Nene  had a drinking spree on Holy Thursday morning. The victim reportedly wanted to go swimming in the river, so the suspect went with her.

The suspect was jailed in 2021 for violating the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act, police said.

Cavite Police Provincial Office (PPO) Col. Christopher F. Olazo commended the operatives for the immediate arrest of the suspect.