Burmese boy kidnapped in Biñan City

Written by Gina Peralta-Elorde
Sunday, 24 June 2012 00:00
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Laguna police operatives have been conducting search and rescue operations for an eight-year-old son of a Burmese national who was abducted by four armed men from his school service vehicle in Biñan City on Friday morning.
Snatched by the suspects was Reynald Chew, a Grade 2 pupil.
Senior Supt. Gilbert Cruz, Laguna police director, disclosed that the boy was on a school service van with 14 other pupils and on their way to Montessori Children Woodside when it was blocked by the suspects at about 7:30 a.m., in Barangay San Francisco.
Cruz said the suspects were armed with high-powered guns.
Flash, the conductor of the school service, disclosed that they were about to go out of the Ireneville Subdivision when a red car overtook them.
“The car blocked our way and then three men alighted from the car, one was armed with an armalite — and pointed it at Manolo Ocno, the driver of the school service, “flash recalled, adding that the suspects ordered Chew to alight and took him.
The local police are determining the motive behind the abduction. The family of the victim has not heard from the suspects.

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Yes. That kid actually studies at that school where we and my batchmates are the first graduatees in that school. PS. It's Montessori Children's Workshop, not Montessori Children's Woodside O____O
Alea Mhist Sunday, 24 June 2012 16:59 Comment Link