One man destroys an election campaign poster. Shortly after, a convoy of vehicles arrived, leading to a shootout between two opposing groups.
DAVAO, Philippines – Three people were killed, and two others were wounded in a shootout that was triggered by a campaign poster quarrel in Cotabato City on Monday, October 23.
Before the shootout, a heated confrontation was captured in a video at a common poster area on Sausa Street, where one man tore down a poster. Shortly after, a convoy of motorcycles and vehicles arrived, leading to gunfire as the two opposing groups met. incident,” involving two groups which fired shots at each other following an altercation over the destruction of a barangay election campaign poster.
One of the fatalities was identified as Al Farr “Kako” Ayunan, a candidate for barangay councilor in Kalanganan 2, Cotabato City. He was the son of Edris Ayunan, a candidate for barangay chairman, also in Kalanganan 2.
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