This is a list of assassinated businessmen for the 4th quarter of 2023. And also some attempted assassinations.
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| https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/535465/kidnapped-chinese-businesswoman-rescued-in-bohol-6-men-nabbed |
A Chinese businesswoman was rescued by authorities a day after she was allegedly kidnapped in Barangay Poblacion, Panglao town in Bohol on Tuesday morning, October 24, 2023.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Gerard Ace Pelare, spokesperson of the Police Regional Office Central Visayas (PRO-7), told reporters that the victim was ‘safe and sound.’
Pelare said that the rescue operation also resulted to the arrest of her suspected kidnappers.
“Safe and sound ang atong biktima. Ug ang suspects pud, nadakpan,” he said.
(The victim is safe and sound. And the suspects were also arrested.)
Meanwhile, the police immediately formed a tracking team and conducted a deeper investigation after receiving the report to rescue the victim.
“Naghimo dayon og tracking team pinangulohan sa atong Police Intelligence Unit (PIU) ug inabagan sa mga unit sa Bohol PPO,” said Pelare.
(A tracking team was then formed led by our Police Intelligence Unit (PIU) and supported by the unit of the Bohol PPO (Provincial Police Office).)
As part of their efforts to safely bring the victim home, the operatives also conducted intelligence monitoring and backtracking of closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage in different areas.
The operation was conducted at 8:45 a.m. on Tuesday, with the victim rescued and the suspected kidnappers apprehended.
According to Pelare, the victim is now safely in the custody of police and is being assessed for any effects of the incident to her health.
He said that the arrested persons were believed to be members of an organized kidnapping group.
Initial investigation showed that the arrested suspects were from Pasay City, Manila, who came to Bohol Province with the intention to commit kidnapping.
Pelare said that the group, with the two Filipinos acting as the drivers, monitored the victim before allegedly kidnapping her and taking her somewhere else.
“Presumably, gi-studyhan ang iyahang lihok. Gitan-aw pud og unsay iyang assets. Mao nang kaning mga suspects, they were actually very organized,” he said.
(Presumably, they studied her movements. They also looked at what her assets are. That is what the suspects were, they were actually very organized.)
Police recovered from the suspects two .45 caliber pistols and two vehicles including the vehicle that was owned by the victim, said Pelare.
He said that the police were preparing to file appropriate charges against the alleged suspects.
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| https://www.philstar.com/nation/2023/11/01/2308069/trader-shot-dead-zamboanga |
A businessman was gunned down in Barangay Cabaluay in this city on Monday.
Rodolfo Castro, 59, who was engaged in gravel and sand business, died of a gunshot to the head, Col. Alexander Lorenzo, city police chief, said.
Police said Castro was on his motorcycle on his way to Barangay Lapakan, reportedly to cast his vote, when he was shot by unidentified motorcycle riders.
Lorenzo said responding policemen recovered three bullet shells for a 9mm pistol at the scene.
Probers are looking into land dispute as the motive for the killing.
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| https://mb.com.ph/2023/12/8/businesswoman-robbed-killed-in-baguio |
A businesswoman was robbed and killed in Fairview Subdivision here on Wednesday, December 6.
Police Col. Francisco Bulwayan Jr., Baguio police chief, personally visited the victim's house and told her family that justice will be served.
Bulwayan said they will be able to identify the two suspects from the surveillance footages they gathered during the investigation.
The body of the 29-year-old victim was discovered by their housekeeper.
She was strangled with a shoelace and according to the police, the suspects inadvertently left behind pieces of evidence, prompting them to intensify efforts to track down and identify the perpetrators.
Police urged people of Barangay Fairview and surrounding areas to remain vigilant and cooperate with them and provide relevant information to help solve the case.
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| https://mb.com.ph/2023/12/9/businessman-preparing-for-brother-s-wedding-shot |
A 38-year-old businessman preparing for his brother’s wedding was shot and critically wounded on Friday night, December 8, in Sitio Pundano, Barangay Talisay, this town.
Police identified the victim as Monching Martinez, a resident of Barangay Paiisa, here.
The victim was walking at the parking area after helping in the preparations for his brother’s wedding when a man appeared and fired at him.
The suspect was wearing black cap, mint green jacket, and black cargo short pants.
He sustained bullet wounds in the head and body and was taken by his relatives to a hospital in Candelaria, this provincial.
The suspect fled on foot.
Three fired cartridge cases for a caliber 9mm pistol were recovered at the crime scene.
Police are conducting follow-up investigation.
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