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Makati’s No. 4 most wanted arrested in Puerto Princesa

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CALAPAN CITY — Police arrested Makati City’s No. 4 most wanted fugitive, who is facing a robbery with homicide case, during a manhunt operation in Puerto Princesa City on Wednesday afternoon.

The 22-year-old suspect, a resident of Puerto Princesa, was arrested in Barangay Model based on a warrant issued on June 11, 2024, by the Makati Family Court Branch 3.

Police said the warrant ordered the suspect to serve his sentence in connection with the case.

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The operation was carried out by the Puerto Princesa City Police Office in coordination with the Makati City Police Station and intelligence and maneuver units of the Mimaropa police./dp

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