SPO3 Ricky Sta. Isabel had P20M in Assets

MANILA, Philippines – In the Senate hearing for the probe into the kidnap-slay of a Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo on January 26, 2016 it was exposed that SPO3 Ricky Sta. Isabel, a non-commissioned police officer accused of kidnapping and killing South Korean businessman Jee had a net worth of over P20 million according to the Philippine National Police (PNP).

When Sen. Grace Poe asked Sta. Isabel how much is his salary he said it was only Php8,000 but his wife is earning big money on their business (Insurance and Western Union payment center and a payment outlet) however, he cannot explain how they got the capital for those businesses.

According to Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) chief Director Roel Obusan, Sta. Isabel reported a net worth of over P20 million in 2014, based on PNP records.

In 2015, he had over P17 million in assets, Obusan said. The PNP has no immediate record of his 2016 net worth.

Sta. Isabel owns at least 5 house and lots, a 4-story commercial building, a 3 lots in Caloocan City. He also owns a Hilux, a Vios, and two motorcycles.

As Senior Police Officer 3 (SP03), Sta. Isabel should have a base monthly pay of P25,394, according to data from the PNP. His annual taxable income is over P350,000.

Jinky, the wife of SPO3 Ricky Sta. Isabel, insists her husband was just a fall guy in the kidnap-slay of Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo. TV5 SCREENSHOT

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Reporter stabbed and robbed in Pasay City Philippines

A Philippines News Agency reporter was stabbed and robbed in Pasay City last Sunday September 7, 2014. The victim who is a reporter from state-run Philippines News Agency is identified as Ferdinand "Bong" Patinio, 43, a resident of Pasay City.

He was rushed to San Juan De Dios Hospital after being stabbed twice. No vital parts were hit and he is now out of danger and recovering. It happened in front of his house at the corner of EDSA and Cabrera Street at about 12:30 a.m. Patinio was waiting for his friends outside his house when six men aged 14 to 16 ganged up on him stab him twice. The robbers took his iPhone 5S smartphone and left the scene.

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Killing Spree in QC 5 Dead

MANILA, Philippines – Two crazy very dangerous armed men riding-in-tandem on a motorcycle left five dead early Sunday morning in Fairview, Quezon City. They just shoot everybody that crosses path with them.

A Quezon City police investigator said on a radio interview: “These are not even serial killers, they are mad killers. They are monsters.” The killers chose random targets, which includes a man and a woman riding on a motorcycle just to buy medicine, and woman just waiting for a jeepney.

Quezon City Police District Criminal Investigation and Detection Unit (QCPD-CIDU) said that the killing spree began at about 1:30 a.m. and ended at 2:30 a.m., the last one who was shot dead was a scavenger.

QCPD-CIDU head Chief Inspector Rodelio Marcelo said that they believe that the crime was done by the same killers because of, proximity of the four incidents, short lapse of time between the killings, and a pistol was use in all the killings.

Here are the list of the victims:

• Alodia Grace Go, 37, of Adrian Street, Fairmont Subdivision in Barangay (village) North Fairview
• Angelie Auguis, 35, of Imus in Cavite
• Gelmer Gabronino, 35, of Camarin, Caloocan City
• Rodelio dela Cruz, 34, of Barangay Baesa
• One John Doe who is between 25 and 30 years old, five-foot-five inches tall, slim, fair-skinned and clad in gray shirt worn over a pair of checkered short pants

The police said the first victim was the Rodelio Dela Cruz, he was riding his motorcycle at that time and was repeatedly shot by one of two motorcycle-riders near the Power Grid Electrical Corporation on Commonwealth Avenue in Barangay North Fairview. A security guard from a nearby establishment heard the gunfire and heard the sound of a motorcycle speeding away. He saw Dela Cruz was slumped on the pavement near his blue Rusi motorcycle (8995-XA), his head and body riddled with bullets.

The the police said Alodia Grace Go was shot in the neck and head also by motorcycle-riding men while she was standing at the corner of Regalado Avenue and Bronx Street just outside Fairmont Subdivision.

After that and just 50 meters away, Gelmer Gabronino and Angelie Auguis were on a motorcycle along the SM Fairview-bound lane of Regalado Avenue to buy medicine when they were shot by another pair of motorcycle riders in the head. Both victims died instantly, the QCPD-CIDU said.

At around 2:30 a.m. a male scavenger was sifting through a garbage pile along Commonwealth Avenue in Barangay Fairview, over 200 meters away from the last incident, and collecting recyclable materials when one of two men on a motorcycle approached him and shot him with a .45 pistol in the left eye.

In almost all the crimes scenes, except for the last incident, bullet casings from a 9mm pistol were recovered by the Scene of the Crime Operatives. All the victims, according to QCPD-CIDU investigators were shot at close range by the spree killers.

Source, Inquirer.