For a P150,000 bounty to be shared by four people, a prominent surgeon and urologist was recently shot and killed in Cagayan de Oro City, according to a confession of two arrested suspects. Read more:
He succumbed to three gunshot wounds, said Lt. Mirasol Capiña, deputy commander of the Nazareth police station.
Lt. Teddy Macarayo, acting Balingoan police chief, identified them as Jomar Pacilan Adlao, 30, of Maramag town; Marjun Abayon Cabug, 39, of Don Carlos; and Joel Arcilla Nacua, 37, of Valencia City. Interviewed on Friday by local broadcast station Magnum Radyo, Nacua admitted shooting Andutan while on board a motorcycle driven by Cabug.
After the shooting, Nacua said he and Cabug motored towards a rented boarding house in Barangay Camaman-an and agreed to split up. Nacua said that he was the last to leave, traveling to Balingoan by bus at past 1 p.m. on Thursday. Nacua and Cabug separately told Magnum Radyo that the hit job was arranged by Tortosa whom they know to be an ex-Army personnel.
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