By (PNA) Bacolod City — A resident of Kabankalan City died while four others were injured in four separate shooting incidents on Good Friday and Black Saturday in Negros Occidental, the Police Regional Office for Western Visayas reported. At about 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Sunny Villamor, 58, of Barangay Tabugon, was gunned down on his way home from Barangay Camansi allegedly by Joseph Dequitos, 21, and Josing Caliwa, 38, both residents of the village. Initial police investigation showed that Villamor came from the house of Rodelo Esteban, where he watched a card game of “tong-its” when he was attacked. Villamor’s son, Sammy, 18, witnessed his father being shot by the two suspects. According to the report, Dequitos and Caliwa followed the elder Villamor from Esteban’s house. It said Dequitos fired at the elder Villamor, but he was not hit and was able to stab Caliwa, who in turn fired at the victim. Dequitos again shot Villamor, who died immediately. Policemen arrested Caliwa, who was brought to Bacolod City to have his stab wound treated. Dequitos escaped. Police investigation showed that on March 28, Villamor and Caliwa fought over a game of “tong-its,” with the former accusing the suspect of cheating. In Moises Padilla town, Dave Tortal, 44, a Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team member, was shot by four suspected members of the New People’s Army (NPA) at his residence in Barangay Odiong at about 7:40 p.m. on Friday. Tortal was at the terrace when he was shot at. He was hit the left thigh, but managed to crawl back to the house to get his gun. As he fired at the retreating gunmen he heard them shout “Mga NPA ni, hapa!” (We are NPA, get down!). Tortal was brought to Bacolod for treatment. In Calatrava town, the group of Kadong Mancao engaged in a shootout with the group of Arnie and Boboy Solitas in Sitio Magsimbahon, Barangay Malatas at about 1:15 p.m. on Friday. One person was wounded but was not identified, police said. Police said the two groups collect revolutionary taxes for the NPA, and the collected money triggered the misunderstanding. After the incident, joint operatives of the Calatrava and Toboso police, with the 1st Provincial Mobile Force Company, set up checkpoint in possible escape routes of the groups. In Cauayan town, a councilman of Barangay Baclao, Luciano Montilla Sr., and his son Luciano Jr. were shot by unidentified men in Barangay Inayawan at about 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The Montillas were riding a motorcycle when they were shot at. The gunmen fled and the victims were treated at the Cauayan District Hospital.