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ffs, two shitty clipped edits and ofc the only continuous uncensored shot is some fucking moron shakily recording another screen with their cellphone........
Female Airport Employee Assassinated In Cold Blood
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Philippines: An airport official died at a hospital after she was shot on Bayview Road, just a few meters from a church in Barangay San Pedro.
She was later identified as Joanna Jonson-Infante, former acting manager of the Puerto Princesa International Airport, who had already been serving as an area human resources manager prior to her death.
She was walking past parked cars around 5:28 p.m. when a gunman following her shot her in the back. CCTV footage obtained by Palawan News showed her falling to the ground as the gunman fled.
“Papa! Papa!” Infante can be heard shouting for help in the security camera recording.
Photos that later surfaced indicated personnel from the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Puerto Princesa City Fire Station were among the first to respond and assist her before she was taken to the hospital.
She was conscious when she was brought to ACE Medical Center Palawan, where doctors attempted to revive her. She later succumbed to her injuries, according to sources.
Unconfirmed reports circulated in the hours after the shooting that she had been receiving death threats and that an unidentified man on a motorcycle had been following her for more than a week.
Some also alleged that she may have been targeted over anomalies she had uncovered in a certain agency. Authorities have not confirmed these claims.
The city police has yet to release further details but affirmed she was shot at that time in San Pedro.
“The victim, a woman, was immediately transported to ACE Hospital for medical treatment but was declared dead despite emergency care after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds,” the Puerto Princesa City Police Office (PPCPO) said Wednesday night in a press statement posted on its social media.
“Initial investigation revealed that, based on CCTV footage, the victim was walking toward a nearby church when the suspect suddenly approached from behind, drew a firearm, and shot her. The victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment,” the city police added.
Police Major Noel Manalo, officer-in-charge of Police Station 1, was designated by Police Colonel Cristine Tabdi to ensure strong case build-up and intensify operations to identify, locate, and arrest the suspect.
A special investigation task group (SITG) was also formed to resolve the case.
“Ongoing efforts include gathering witness statements, coordinating with local residents, collecting and reviewing additional CCTV footage in the area, and conducting a meticulous crime scene examination,” the PPCPO said.
The city police also called on anyone with information to coordinate with Police Station 1 to help resolve the case and bring justice to Infante.
Authorities said further details will be released as the investigation progresses.
She was later identified as Joanna Jonson-Infante, former acting manager of the Puerto Princesa International Airport, who had already been serving as an area human resources manager prior to her death.
She was walking past parked cars around 5:28 p.m. when a gunman following her shot her in the back. CCTV footage obtained by Palawan News showed her falling to the ground as the gunman fled.
“Papa! Papa!” Infante can be heard shouting for help in the security camera recording.
Photos that later surfaced indicated personnel from the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Puerto Princesa City Fire Station were among the first to respond and assist her before she was taken to the hospital.
She was conscious when she was brought to ACE Medical Center Palawan, where doctors attempted to revive her. She later succumbed to her injuries, according to sources.
Unconfirmed reports circulated in the hours after the shooting that she had been receiving death threats and that an unidentified man on a motorcycle had been following her for more than a week.
Some also alleged that she may have been targeted over anomalies she had uncovered in a certain agency. Authorities have not confirmed these claims.
The city police has yet to release further details but affirmed she was shot at that time in San Pedro.
“The victim, a woman, was immediately transported to ACE Hospital for medical treatment but was declared dead despite emergency care after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds,” the Puerto Princesa City Police Office (PPCPO) said Wednesday night in a press statement posted on its social media.
“Initial investigation revealed that, based on CCTV footage, the victim was walking toward a nearby church when the suspect suddenly approached from behind, drew a firearm, and shot her. The victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment,” the city police added.
Police Major Noel Manalo, officer-in-charge of Police Station 1, was designated by Police Colonel Cristine Tabdi to ensure strong case build-up and intensify operations to identify, locate, and arrest the suspect.
A special investigation task group (SITG) was also formed to resolve the case.
“Ongoing efforts include gathering witness statements, coordinating with local residents, collecting and reviewing additional CCTV footage in the area, and conducting a meticulous crime scene examination,” the PPCPO said.
The city police also called on anyone with information to coordinate with Police Station 1 to help resolve the case and bring justice to Infante.
Authorities said further details will be released as the investigation progresses.
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Wckd1
4 months ago
Clacker Valve
4 months ago
I ar with sads now
americanweeg
4 months ago
@Clacker Valve we are all with many zads
Mr Damage
4 months ago
The local news said she was difficulting the mafia work through airport.
americanweeg
4 months ago
@Mr Damage this makes more sense
VoyeurGentleSir67
4 months ago
Why shoot her when you could have fun with her
badhoo3a
4 months ago
@VoyeurGentleSir67 he certaily have low testoterone levels unlike you and me .
Akai
4 months ago
Yeah all you women hating clowns who get shot down, divorced, sexless, whatever, you only want to relish in seeing the deaths, suffering of that gender to appease your shortcomings frustrations,
what happened here is she stumbled or just looked into indescripancies of bookkeeping meaning there was corruption and or likely a generated gateway for drug flow,
Woman's doing her job, the airport services are not for these things, bent, evil minded people who care only about money and control as much as you throw it at whatever more official based entity you throw the same gripes about at, wanted to kill her, you want to see her die for it, without any real context to it mind you,
just fuck right off
crapola
4 months ago
Took the cartels money to allow the drugs through and did not deliver on her promisses. Follow the corruption and money trail, especially in the Phillippines, the whole country runs on corruption.
Akai
4 months ago
@crapola Maybe she just refused someone who was trying to that lowkey, it sounded sus so she said no and they were threatening her
Badboy
4 months ago
I’m pretty sure that bitch deserved it.
Akai
4 months ago
@Badboy For doing her job?
Badboy
4 months ago
@Akai Sorry my friend, i dont know what’s her job was.
Akai
4 months ago
@Badboy Cause you don't fucking read and post dither blather constantly instead of having insight into things, gets annoying
Carnage
4 months ago
@Badboy fucking incel
MinLillaKanin
4 months ago
This is what can happen when you meddle in other people's business.
Akai
4 months ago
@MinLillaKanin But it's her job when it comes to where she works and who works there?...
