NAGA CITY-Two persons were found dead in two towns in Camarines Sur on Sunday while a vehicle was sprayed with bullets for unknown reason very early On Monday in Naga City, reports from Camarines Sur and Naga City police offices said.
In Caramoan town, Marvin Alfon, 23, married, and resident of Barangay (village) Binanuahan, was found dead inside a karaoke bar in the same barangay. The victim has multiple stab wounds when his dead body was found by Maritess San Pablo,owner of the bar.
San Pablo told the police she had no idea what happened to the victim as there was neither an untoward incident nor a commotion in her bar the previous night.
It was learned through an initial investigation by the town police that the victim was last seen having a heated argument with an unidentified person in front of the bar.
In Nabua town, the motive for the killing of Erwin Gada, 39, and resident of Barangay Inapatan remains unclear even to police investigators.
According to the Nabua town police, the victim was shot in a waiting shed dead using a caliber .45 pistol in front of his wife and children by two unidentified assailants at about 5:45 in the afternoon on Sunday.
The police believe that the gunshot wound in the victim's mouth proves that the assailants shot the victim at at close range.
Initial investigation by the police revealed that the victim was supposed to visit his in-laws in Bula town before his wife leaves for a job abroad.
In Naga City, residents of Barangay Balatas along Kayanga Road was alarmed after hearing consecutive gunshots very early in the morning today.
Police said that at about 2:15 am, a Fortuner Toyota Wagon with plate number na ZNG-298 was peppered with bullets by unidentified persons.
According to the police, the owner of the vehicle introduced himself as a police captain but declined to give his real name.
The vehicle sustained broken rear glass windows. Recovered in the crime scene were 13 bullet shells and a deformed slug of a caliber .45 pistol.
In the wake of recent criminality, the spokesperson of Naga City Police Office, P03 Tobias Bongon, confirmed that Naga City Police Director Edwin Jose Nemenzo would leave his post in July and would be transferred to Camp Crame.
It was unclear however if the transfer is connected with the unresolved killing of Pablo Roco, 44, who was shot dead while jogging along Balatas Road this city two weeks ago.