Frustrated Murder Charges Filed in Zamboanga City Shooting
ZAMBOANGA CITY – Authorities have filed frustrated murder charges against a suspect linked to the shooting of barangay councilor Jake Fabian. The police identified the suspect as Alvin, who remains at large. Local officials said the incident stemmed from a personal grudge, nearly costing Fabian his life.
The shooting took place on May 18 in Barangay Tumaga, where Fabian was attacked by two gunmen on a motorcycle. He sustained four gunshot wounds and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Fortunately, Fabian survived and is currently recovering.
Police Investigation and Charges
Police Lt. Col. Paul Andrew Cortez, Assistant Director for Operations, revealed they withheld Alvin’s full name to avoid compromising the ongoing manhunt. Law enforcement agencies continue their efforts to apprehend the suspect amid a thorough investigation into the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack.
Community Reaction and Recovery
Local leaders expressed concern over the violent act, emphasizing the need for peace and justice in the community. Fabian’s recovery is being closely monitored, and his supporters remain hopeful for his full healing.
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