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Farmer surrenders after allegedly killing retired cop in Nueva Ecija
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Farmer surrenders after allegedly killing retired cop in Nueva Ecija

A 30-year-old farmer in Nueva Ecija, Philippines, surrendered to authorities after being pursued in a manhunt for allegedly murdering a retired police officer in Barangay Dulong Bayan. The suspect, referred to as 'Jepoy,' turned himself in with the murder weapon, a .45 caliber pistol containing three bullets. Police Colonel Richie Claraball confirmed the surrender and provided details about the incident. The case highlights ongoing tensions between rural communities and law enforcement in the region.

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Farmer surrenders after allegedly killing retired cop in Nueva Ecija

A 30-year-old farmer in Nueva Ecija, Philippines, surrendered to authorities after being pursued in a manhunt for allegedly murdering a retired police officer in Barangay Dulong Bayan. The suspect, referred to as 'Jepoy,' turned himself in with the murder weapon, a .45 caliber pistol containing three bullets. Police Colonel Richie Claraball confirmed the surrender and provided details about the incident. The case highlights ongoing tensions between rural communities and law enforcement in the region.

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