Man Arrested After Shooting Incident Over Parking Dispute in Tondo
A man was arrested following a shooting incident sparked by a parking dispute in Tondo, Manila. This case involves a suspect who shot at an individual and unintentionally wounded a young woman with a stray bullet.
According to reports from local authorities, the suspect, 44-year-old Gregorio Tabago, became frustrated after failing to find a parking spot for his motorcycle. He left the area but soon returned armed, confronting a 45-year-old man known only as “John.”
Details of the Shooting Incident
The shooting took place at the corner of Lallaña and J.P. Rizal Streets in Barangay 104. CCTV footage captured the suspect pointing a firearm at the victim and firing two shots. One bullet struck the victim in the abdomen, while the other hit a nearby 20-year-old woman, known as “Che,” who was unintentionally wounded by the stray bullet.
Authorities from the Northern Police District arrested Tabago around 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 17. He now faces charges of frustrated murder and physical injury. Community leaders described the event as an unfortunate escalation of what began as a minor dispute over parking.
Ongoing Investigation and Community Impact
Sources familiar with the matter indicate that the investigation is ongoing as officials aim to understand the full context of the confrontation. Meanwhile, police emphasize the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully to avoid such violent outcomes.
The young woman hit by the stray bullet is currently receiving medical treatment and is reported to be in stable condition. The victim remains hospitalized, with authorities closely monitoring his recovery.
This incident highlights the dangers that can arise from everyday disagreements, underscoring the need for calm and responsible behavior in public spaces.
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