A tragic miscommunication between barangay tanod and Mandaluyong City police has led to the shooting deaths of two civilians on Thursday night.
MUST WATCH BELOW| Mandaluyong cops mistake AUV for suspects’ getaway vehicle, kill 2 civilians
Two other persons were wounded seriously after the cops fired on the wrong parties in a car chase following an alert by the village watchmen that they were pursuing suspects in a shooting incident.
The shooting by the police happened at the corner of Wack Wack and Shaw Boulevard.
The chief of Mandaluyong Police and 10 other policemen have been ordered temporarily relieved pending investigation of a shooting incident Thursday night, December 28, that left two people dead and two others in critical condition. In a press conference, National Capital Region Police chief Oscar Albayalde said Senior Supt. Moises Villaceran, Mandaluyong Police chief, and 10 of his men were under the custody of the Mandaluyong PNP.
The Regional Internal Affairs Service will conduct the investigation. "Everybody will be subjected to paraffin test. Lahat ng (All) firearms were already submitted to the crime lab for ballistics examination also," Albayalde said. Albayalde said they were not discounting possible violation of Police Operational Procedures and the possible overkill in the incident.
MUST WATCH BELOW| Mandaluyong cops mistake AUV for suspects’ getaway vehicle, kill 2 civilians
Two other persons were wounded seriously after the cops fired on the wrong parties in a car chase following an alert by the village watchmen that they were pursuing suspects in a shooting incident.
The shooting by the police happened at the corner of Wack Wack and Shaw Boulevard.
The chief of Mandaluyong Police and 10 other policemen have been ordered temporarily relieved pending investigation of a shooting incident Thursday night, December 28, that left two people dead and two others in critical condition. In a press conference, National Capital Region Police chief Oscar Albayalde said Senior Supt. Moises Villaceran, Mandaluyong Police chief, and 10 of his men were under the custody of the Mandaluyong PNP.
The Regional Internal Affairs Service will conduct the investigation. "Everybody will be subjected to paraffin test. Lahat ng (All) firearms were already submitted to the crime lab for ballistics examination also," Albayalde said. Albayalde said they were not discounting possible violation of Police Operational Procedures and the possible overkill in the incident.
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