A special investigation task group (SITG) has been created to probe the shooting incident involving a journalist and his family in Quezon City on Thursday, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Friday.
In a statement, PNP Public Information Office chief Police Brigadier General Redrico Maranan said PNP chief Police General Benjamin Acorda Jr. ordered expediting the investigation and identification of the perpetrators.
“We are sparing no effort in our quest to gather substantial evidence and testimonies to shed light on this incident, ultimately leading to the immediate arrest of the perpetrators,” he added. After the shooting incident, the perpetrators fled towards Del Monte Avenue using their getaway vehicle.
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