An agent of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) was arrested after allegedly brandishing and pointing his firearm at five men who were on their way to an eatery in Parañaque City.
The Southern Police District (SPD) identified the suspect as Bryan, 31, who was apprehended in front of a grocery store in Barangay San Antonio, Parañaque City.
The victims were identified as Michael, 29, a basketball referee; Brenddy, 27, a store manager; John, 20; Juneth, 29, a laundromat staff; and Joseph, 25, a rider— all residents of Barangay San Antonio.
Police said the victims, while on their way to an eatery, was confronted by the suspect, and without warning, brandished his firearm and pointed it at them.
The confiscated firearm from the arrested suspect (Photo from SPD)
Fearing for their lives, the victims immediately fled and sought help from Barangay San Antonio officials who responded promptly and assisted in the suspect’s arrest.
Recovered from Bryan was a Glock .40 caliber pistol bearing serial number NBI560 and license number NBI-303, along with one magazine and thirteen rounds of ammunition.
The suspect was turned over to the Parañaque City Police Investigation and Detection Management Section (IDMS) for the filing of appropriate charges.
“The Southern Police District is committed to protecting every community and upholding the law without favoritism. Regardless of one’s position or status, justice will be served, ensuring the safety and security of all residents,” SPD Director Brig. Gen. Randy Arceo said.