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Bacolod reg’l hospital’s first
kidney transplant successful
BY MAE SINGUAY
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Officer 1 Wilmer Bansag and his 17-year-old son on Aug. 19.
Initial investigation showed that Nicolas was the target of the gunmen who repeatedly fired at the victims on board a car around 9:30 p.m. in Barangay Bata.
Nicolas was dismissed from the BCPO for being absent without leave and had been a high-value target of the local police.
However, Councilor Caesar Distrito – author of the resolution – said the BCPO must confirm the drug group’s involvement in the shooting.
Distrito has urged the BCPO to “give the public a clear explanation” in the wake of the incident.
“Such incident is very alarming. A thorough investigation must be done in order to identify those who are involved,” Distrito said.
He added, “The incident happened in a populated area. It could mean the perpetrators of the crime can kill anyone in the city.”/PN
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