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PNP: Another suspect in vlogger’s slay surrenders, 3 more at large
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PNP: Another suspect in vlogger’s slay surrenders, 3 more at large

The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that a third suspect in the murder of popular vlogger Alicia 'Mima Alicia' Lipata has surrendered. The suspect was identified only by their initials 'A.F.' and turned themselves in at the Mabalacat City Police Station in Pampanga. However, three other suspects involved in the case are still at large. This development comes after previous arrests related to the high-profile killing, which has drawn significant public attention and concern over online safety and justice.

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PNP: Another suspect in vlogger’s slay surrenders, 3 more at large

The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that a third suspect in the murder of popular vlogger Alicia 'Mima Alicia' Lipata has surrendered. The suspect was identified only by their initials 'A.F.' and turned themselves in at the Mabalacat City Police Station in Pampanga. However, three other suspects involved in the case are still at large. This development comes after previous arrests related to the high-profile killing, which has drawn significant public attention and concern over online safety and justice.

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