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Hi, my name is Wilfredo Tolda. I am a farmer. It is a hard life which is why I like to drink and sing karaoke to let off the stress. Well, this time it was me and my son singing. We had a fight over the microphone and he would not let go so I stabbed him dead. The police may be looking for me but at least I am the better singer.
A father hacked his son to death in a squabble over a microphone during a karaoke session on Wednesday in Mulanay town in Quezon province.
Farmer Wilfredo Tolda, 48, and his son Reynante, 27, were engaged in a karaoke singing session during a drinking spree around 7 p.m. inside their house in Barangay Ibabang Yuni, the Quezon police said in a report Thursday, April 27.
As the music machine started to play the love song “Kung Sakaling Ikaw ay Lalayo” popularised by the J Brothers, the father and son struggled to hold the microphone to sing the song by himself alone.
During the incident, Wilfredo repeatedly hacked Reynante with an unspecified bladed weapon until he died on the spot, the police said.
The father fled after the incident and is now the subject of a police manhunt.
Hi, my name is Efren de Roxas. I was at a debutante party which was pretty swell. So many beautiful girls. Anyway I got into it with a guy who was there. I saw him on the terrace and I stabbed him in the abdomen. Yeah, he died. Now the police are looking for me.
A 40-year-old farmer allegedly stabbed a 21-year-old to death during a debut party on Sunday afternoon, May 7, in Barangay Cahil, here.
Police identified the victim as Carlo Caag, single.
Investigation said the victim was standing on the terrace of the debutante's house when the suspect, Efren de Roxas, appeared from behind and suddenly stabbed him with a kitchen knife in the abdomen.
De Roxas fled on foot while Caag was taken to the Ospital ng Calaca where he was declared dead.
Police are conducting a manhunt against the suspect.
Hi, my name is John Michael Fano. I was at a barangay festival and was totally wasted. Then this chump stood up and knocked the glass I was holding out of my hand. What!! Of course I whipped out my knife and stabbed him six times until he was dead. Ugh. My honor is intact at least.
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https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/503085/carcar-attack-accidental-bump-broken-glass-led-to-stabbing-wounding-of-19-year-old-man A 22-year-old man landed in jail after he stabbed and wounded a 19-year-man over an accidental bump and a broken glass during a fiesta celebration in Barangay Can-asujan in Carcar City early this morning, May 7. Police Lieutenant Colonel Ardioleto Cabagnot, Carcar City Police Chief, identified the suspect as John Michael Fano of Sitio Pit-os, Barangay Calidngan this city. Fano was accused of stabbing Jericho Tangaja six times in the body. Tangaja survived the attack. Fano, who fled after the attack at past 3 a.m. today, May 7, was arrested later at noon in Barangay Liburon in San Fernando town in southern Cebu. Initial investigation showed that Tangaja and Fano were having a drinking spree as the barangay was holding a disco as part of the celebration of the barangay fiesta. But at past 3:30 a.m., as Tangaja, who was already tipsy stood up, he accidentally bumped Fano, who was holding a glass of liquor in his hand. The glass fell and broke when it hit the ground. This angered Fano, who then pulled out a knife and allegedly stabbed Tangaja six times, hitting the victim in the body. Fano then fled after the attack while Tangaja was rushed to the hospital for treatment. Police Lieutenant Colonel Cabagnot said they were informed by the Carcar Provincial Hospital about a man, who was stabbed being admitted in the hospital. But Cabagnot said that the attending physician at the Carcar Provincial Hospital told police investigator that the victim, Tangaja, was still in serious condition. Despite the victim’s situation, Cabagnot said the victim still managed to tell them who attacked him and why. The police then conducted a hot pursuit operation, and they located the suspect in San Fernando town where he was later arrested. Fano was detained at the Carcar City Police Station detention cell pending the filing of frustrated murder case against him.
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Hi, my name is Bobby Taburnal. I came home one night very drunk and very late. My brother got all up in my face so I punched him. No one interfered and everyone went to sleep. When we woke up in the morning my brother was dead! Now I am being accused of his death and charged with parricide! What!? It should be fratricide!
Police in Minglanilla town, south Cebu arrested a 47-year-old man tagged as the person responsible for the death of his older brother on Wednesday, July 13, 2022.
Police identified the suspect as Bobby Taburnal, who is accused for the death of his older brother, 55-year-old Dario Taburnal.
According to Police Master Sergeant Junel Ater of the Minglanilla police, Dario was found dead at around 4 am on Wednesday, July 13, 2022, in his home he shares with his brother Bobby in Barangay Tubod.
Initial investigation by police revealed that Bobby allegedly punched his older brother when the latter came home home drunk late Tuesday night, July 12.
The confrontation between the two didn’t escalate further as other members of the household managed to intervene. Dario reportedly just went to sleep after the altercation.
It was not until early Wednesday morning when some members of the household found Dario lifeless.
They called the police to report the incident.
When police arrived at the victim’s home, they found Bobby also there and arrested him.
Bobby is currently detained pending the filing of a parricide case against him.
Hi, my name is Leo Diaz. I operate a hog farm. It's hard work which is why I like to let off steam by drinking. One night after a drinking session I was asleep when I heard a noise. I picked up a knife and went to check when I came up on a robber. I stabbed him but it was my unemployed cousin!
A 52-year-old hog raiser allegedly stabbed his jobless relative to death after he was caught robbing his house in Hacienda Lucricia, Barangay Cabatangan, Talisay City, Negros Occidental Monday, July 4.
Police identified the victim as Recardo Nasis, 51, of Barangay Cabatangan, the second cousin of the suspect and house owner identified as Leo Diaz.
Police Chief Master Sgt. Reginaldo Suelto, case investigator of the Talisay City Police Station, said Nasis allegedly destroyed the bamboo grills of the window of Diaz’s house.
Diaz, who was sleeping inside his room, heard a noise, prompting him to check their living room around 12:14 a.m.
The suspect caught Nasis, armed with a kitchen knife, in the living room allegedly trying to look for something as the area was somehow messy, according to Suelto.
Diaz confronted Nasis but the victim attempted to attack him with the knife. They grappled for the weapon until Diaz was able to grab the knife and stab Nasis several times.
Suelto said that Nasis was taken to a hospital where he died due to multiple stab wounds while Diaz is under police custody.
Prior to the incident, Suelto said that Nasis had a drinking spree with friends.
Suelto said they are awaiting the decision of Nasis’ family if they will file a case.
Hi, our names are Niño Chris Baggayan and A-jay Lumabao. We were digging around a mound of soil having fun when all of a sudden it collapsed on us! We were rushed to the hospital but we did not survive.
Two boys died after being buried in a mound of soil that collapsed June 10 near the Cagayan River in Solana town, Cagayan province, police said in a belated report on Tuesday, June 14.
Captain Isabelita Gano, Cagayan police spokesperson, said Niño Chris Baggayan, 13, and A-jay Lumabao, 10, were digging soil in Barangay Andarayan North when it caved in and collapsed on them.
Rescuers took the boys to St. Paul Hospital in this city but they died while being treated.
Hi, my name is Gerald Superficial. I have a twin brother who looks just like me. Sadly he is into drugs while I am not. Because he is into drugs he is around a lot of bad people. He must have angered someone because somebody stabbed me to death thinking I was him. It was a case of mistaken identity.
A 20-year-old alleged drug personality mistaken for his twin brother was stabbed dead in Barangay Mambulac, Silay City, Negros Occidental Friday, August 5.
Police identified the victim as Steven Placido of Barangay Mambulac.
The victim sustained stab wounds in his armpit and a slash wound on his throat.
Police arrested the suspect the following day identified as Gerald Superficial, 35, of Barangay Mambulac after he was positively identified by some witnesses.
According to Placido's younger sister, the death of her older brother was a case of mistaken identity.
Placido's sister believed that the target of Superficial was her brother’s twin since he was the one who had previous altercations with the suspect.
Placido was wearing a jacket also worn by his twin brother which probably made the suspect assume that he was his target.
Police are looking into grudges as possible motive in the incident.
Hi, my name is Irish Mae Payonga. On October 28, 2022 I boarded the pedicap of Reymark Bellez to attend a church event. He reeked of alcohol so I asked if he could still drive. For my question he abdicated me, raped me, strangled me, and then stuffed me into a sack. Thank goodness he apparently used condoms though.
A pedicab driver has admitted to the killing of an 18-year-old student in Camarines Sur, Provincial Police Office director Police Colonel Julius Caesar Domingo said on Wednesday.
Domingo told GMA News Online that complaints of rape, murder, and robbery are set to be filed against the arrested suspect identified as Reymark Belleza, who gave an extrajudicial confession to the police on November 1.
“'Yung murder, 'yung rape, saka 'yung robbery,” he said in a phone interview, adding that these were included in the confession of the suspect.
The complaints were filed Wednesday noon.
On October 28, victim Irish Mae Payonga left her home in Barangay Marupit in Camaligan to attend a church event at the Capitol Convention Center in Pili, Domingo said in a press conference on Tuesday.
CCTV footage showed Payonga boarding Belleza’s pedicab, along with another female passenger, on her way to the venue.
But, the victim did not make it to the event.
On October 29, Camaligan Police sent a flash alarm for the missing girl after her parents reported that she failed to return home.
On October 31, Payonga’s body was found inside a sack by two kids in Barangay Cadlan in Pili.
On November 1, the police were able to locate the pedicab and its driver Belleza and conducted a walkthrough at the crime scene.
According to Domingo, the statement of Belleza matched the evidence in the investigation and the doctor’s findings that Payonga died due to suffocation.
Aside from the clothes and belongings of the victim, the police also found two condoms around the area where the body was found.
Police said Belleza also took Payonga's phone.
In an interview with Super Radyo dzBB late Wednesday afternoon, Camarines Sur PPO spokesperson Police Major Maria Victoria Abalaing said they already established enough evidence to file the complaint of murder, robbery, and rape against the suspect.
She said the victim did not know the suspect.
(According to the witness, when she was with the victim in the pedicab at that time, she asked the suspect if he could still drive because he reeked of alcohol.)
(Based on the suspect's statement, he left the victim lying there and she was still alive. And then he returned the next morning around 5 a.m and saw there was already a pile of cement sacks on the victim's body.)
Abalaing said they conducted a physical examination on the suspect and found that he had scratches and wounds which could be possible signs that the victim tried to fight back.
(According to the Pili police report, they will dig deeper into the suspect's background. Even the birth certificate could not be presented because it was allegedly burned according to the suspect’s father.)
Hi, my name is Clyde Engaska. On October 24th, 2022 I woke up late for my exam. Of course I hopped on my motorcycle and sped off to school. However I was going so fast that when a man stepped into the street to cross I was unable to avoid hitting him even though I slammed on the brakes. Now he is dead. And I am still late!
A college student, who was reportedly driving his motorcycle at high speed because he was running late for his school exams, did not reach his school at all and ended in jail instead.
This was after the motorcycle he was driving hit a 77-year-old man, who was crossing a pedestrian lane in Barangay Poblacion Pardo, Cebu City at nearly noon on Monday, Oct. 24.
The victim, Benjamin King died in the accident.
The speeding student, Clyde Engaska, of Talisay City, was detained at the Inayawan Police Station detention cell pending the filing of charges.
Police Senior Master Sergeant Edilberto Gabucan Jr. said that Engaska’s fate would rest on whether he could settle amicably with the family of the victim.
Gabucan said if not, then a complaint of Reckless Imprudence resulting to Homicide would be filed against him.
The police officer said that investigation showed that King of Barangay Poblacion Pardo was crossing the pedestrian lane in the barangay when Engaska on his motorcycle slammed into him.
(The victim crossed the street and the one driving the motorcycle from the south area heading to Cebu City, was really driving fast.)
(He [suspect] noticed the victim crossing the street quite late. What he said was that the old man crossed the street, but because he was driving at high speed that even when he stepped on the brakes, his motorcycle still slammed into the old man.)
Gabucan said that the victim fell due to the impact of the speeding motorcycle that slammed into him, and he hit his head on the pavement.
The police officer said that when emergency responders arrived at the accident site, the victim was already unresponsive, had no pulse and was not breathing anymore when checked.
King was alone when he crossed the pedestrian lane.
For now, the family of the victim has yet to decide whether or not to file the case against Engaska.
With the accident, Gabucan reminded motorists to drive carefully and to always be mindful of one’s speed especially when traveling near pedestrian lanes.
Hi, my name is Ginalyn Ortega. I live in Dumaguete City which is not so bad for the Philippines. However, while Iw as out on my walk some guy came out of nowhere and stabbed me to death for no reason. They caught the guy, Michael Katada, and will be pressing charges which is unusual since usually the PNP waits on families to file a case before they press charges.
A woman lost her life after a man stabbed her out of nowhere while she was walking along the street in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental on Monday afternoon, September 4, 2023.
The stabbing attack happened at around 2:20 p.m. but was reported to personnel of the Dumaguete City Police Station at around 3:10 p.m.
Police identified the victim as Ginalyn Ortega, legal age, married, and a resident of Barangay Calo, San Jose, Negros Oriental.
According to the police report, the initial investigation of the responding officer revealed that at the time of the incident, the victim was walking by herself when a man wearing a gray hood jacket and black pants began tailing her.
The closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage showed the woman walking while holding items she bought when she was suddenly attacked.
When the victim reached the area corner of Locsin Street and Real Street in front of a gasoline station, the alleged suspect approached her from the back and stabbed the back portion of the woman’s body.
The victim was able to walk a few steps before eventually collapsing on the ground by the side of the road.
The CCTV also showed the perpetrator slowly walking away after seeing the victim lying on the ground.
A pedicab driver who was near the area immediately brought the injured victim to the Holy Child Hospital.
However, she was pronounced dead by the attending physician, Dr. Ylvirose Dollete, at around 2:45 p.m. on Monday, September 4.
The police immediately conducted a hot-pursuit operation to arrest the perpetrator behind the alleged stabbing incident.
Police identified the suspect as Michael Katada, legal age, and a resident of Barangay Taclobo, Dumaguete City.
During the operation, the alleged suspect was reportedly seen inside a convenience store at around 8:20 p.m. on the day of the incident.
Police personnel chased the alleged suspect who ran after being spotted until they cornered and arrested him in Purok Santan in Barangay Taclobo.
Katada is now detained at the Dumaguete City Police Station pending for the filing of charges.
He will be facing charges of murder.
Hi, my name is Rolly Barrido. I know everyone in my neighborhood so it was a surprise to me when I saw a new guy acting all tough like he owned the place. What was his problem? I went over to him to apply some psywar and said, "Hey tough guy."
He said, "Yeah?"
I said, "You ain't from around here so don't act so tough."
He said he would be back and then he left. Ten minutes later he pulled up on a motorcycle and we began to argue. Then he shot me twice, killing me.
A 37-year-old Carcar City resident was killed for confronting a new face visiting the sitio where he lived and telling the latter sternly not to act tough because he was new in the area.
Police Staff Sergeant Robert Gemoya, investigator of the Carcar City Police Station, said that Rolly Barrido died after he was shot twice in the body by the gunman, whom he confronted in the area, in Sitio Tangasan, Barangay Valladolid, at past 8 p.m. of September 3.
Gemoya said that they had identified the alleged gunman, but he begged off from naming the assailant because an ongoing hot pursuit operation was being conducted to arrest him.
The assailant as of this posting has remained at large.
Gemoya said that initial investigation showed that Barrido of Sitio Lamacan of the barangay had earlier confronted another man, whom he saw as a new face visiting the sitio.
He told the man not to act tough because he was new in the area.
(He employed psywar on the suspect. He told him that you are not from here, don’t act tough here.)
The police officer said the suspect, who was slighted by what the victim did, told him he would be back.
(The suspect replied, wait for me there, I will be back for you.)
The confrontation happened at around 8:40 p.m. and the suspect left the area and returned 10 minutes later on a motorcycle.
Gemoya said that the victim was standing at the side of the road when the assailant arrived and stopped the motorcycle he was driving near the victim.
The assailant got off the motorcycle and confronted the victim, where they started arguing and at the height of the argument, the assailant pulled out a gun and shot the victim twice.
The assailant then fled the area on his motorcycle.
Barrido was rushed to the Cebu Provincial Hospital-Carcar City for treatment but he was declared dead on arrival by the attending physician.
Gemoya said that they believed that the gun used in the killing was a .45 caliber pistol because they recovered a .45 caliber cartridge at the crime scene.
