The local police has formed a special investigation unit to
handle the Good Friday bombing at a police station in this city.
Senior Supt. Angelito Casimiro, city police director, said
Monday the unit called Task Group Navarra will gather evidences for the filing
of a case against the suspect.
“We are now in the process of getting testimonial
evidences,” Casimiro said.
He released a computer-generated artist sketch of the
bombing suspect and sought the help of the public in identifying him.
The suspect was described as male, about 20 to 30 years old,
5’4” to 5’6” in height, around 60 to 70 kilograms in weight, medium built,
having brown complexion, and spoting short hair.
Casimiro said identifying the bomb carrier will help them
identify the bombing mastermind.
“From there, we will move on and get more testimonial and
objective evidence to link up to the brain or whoever gave the order to do the
bombing operation,” he said.
Four people were injured in the bomb explosion, which took
place around 7:55 p.m. on Good Friday in front of Police Station 9 in Barangay
Ayala.
Marvin Esperat, 14, who was critically injured, is
recuperating at the hospital after he had undergone surgery.
The other victims namely Magdalena Araneta, 61, Ofelia
Enriquez, 71, and, Victor Bartolome, 34, were slightly injured.
The bomb, which was placed at the back of an impounded
Navarra pick-up, destroyed the vehicle as well as shattered window glasses of
Police Station 9 and that of a nearby house.
Casimiro said post-blast investigation showed the explosive
used was of the ammonium nitrate fuel oil type.
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