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Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the killing of a policewoman and her 8-year-old son, — NCRPO chief
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Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the killing of a policewoman and her 8-year-old son, whose bodies were discovered on a farm in Tarlac, authorities confirmed. National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Police Brig. Gen. Anthony Aberin said the arrests took place Friday evening, though additional details were not released as follow-up operations continue.
The case involves Senior Master Sgt. Diane Marie Mollenido and her son, John Ysmael. The boy’s body was found last Thursday in a calamansi farm in Barangay Maluid, Victoria town, Tarlac, ending a two-week search. A farm worker discovered the child while clearing grass; his body was wrapped in tape and placed inside a plastic bag. An autopsy revealed he died from asphyxia.
John Ysmael and his mother were last seen on January 16, the day they left their Taguig City home to meet a car agent in Novaliches, Quezon City, regarding the sale of their Toyota Innova for ₱450,000. They never returned.
Mollenido, who worked in the NCRPO’s Personnel and Records Management Division, was reported missing on January 19. Her body was later found on January 24 along a roadside in Pulilan, Bulacan, with a gunshot wound to the head.
Authorities have named a female car agent, one of the last people to see the victims, as a person of interest. Her husband is a dismissed police officer, although her identity has not been publicly released. The slain officer’s estranged husband, Senior Master Sgt. John Mollenido, is also considered a person of interest.
Tarlac police said the boy’s body was located about a kilometer from the national highway, just below an irrigation road frequently used by vehicles.
Philippine National Police chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. confirmed that the PNP is providing financial assistance, protection, and counseling to the Mollenido family as the investigation continues. The identities of the arrested suspects and any charges they may face have not yet been disclosed.
Tatlong indibidwal ang naaresto kaugnay ng pagpatay sa isang pulis at kanyang 8-taong-gulang na anak na lalaki, na ang mga bangkay ay natuklasan sa isang bukid sa Tarlac, kinumpirma ng mga awtoridad. Sinabi ni National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Police Brig. Gen. Anthony Aberin na naganap ang pag-aresto noong Biyernes ng gabi, bagama't hindi inilabas ang karagdagang mga detalye habang nagpapatuloy ang follow-up operations.
Ang kaso ay kinasasangkutan ni Senior Master Sgt. Diane Marie Mollenido at ng kanyang anak na si John Ysmael. Natagpuan ang bangkay ng bata noong Huwebes sa isang calamansi farm sa Barangay Maluid, bayan ng Victoria, Tarlac, na nagwakas sa dalawang linggong paghahanap. Natuklasan ng isang manggagawa sa bukid ang bata habang naglilinis ng damo; Ang kanyang katawan ay nakabalot sa tape at inilagay sa loob ng isang plastic bag. Sa autopsy, napag-alaman na namatay siya dahil sa asphyxia.
Huling nakita si John Ysmael at ang kanyang ina noong Enero 16, araw na umalis sila sa kanilang bahay sa Taguig City para makipagkita sa isang car agent sa Novaliches, Quezon City, hinggil sa pagbebenta ng kanilang Toyota Innova sa halagang ₱450,000. Hindi na sila bumalik.
Si Mollenido, na nagtatrabaho sa Personnel and Records Management Division ng NCRPO, ay naiulat na nawawala noong Enero 19. Kalaunan ay natagpuan ang kanyang bangkay noong Enero 24 sa gilid ng kalsada sa Pulilan, Bulacan, na may tama ng bala sa ulo.
Pinangalanan ng mga awtoridad ang isang babaeng ahente ng kotse, isa sa mga huling tao na nakakita sa mga biktima, bilang isang person of interest. Ang kanyang asawa ay isang natanggal na opisyal ng pulisya, bagama't hindi pa inilabas sa publiko ang kanyang pagkakakilanlan. Ang estranged husband ng pinatay na opisyal, si Senior Master Sgt. John Mollenido, ay itinuturing ding person of interest.
Sinabi ng pulisya ng Tarlac na natagpuan ang katawan ng bata mga isang kilometro mula sa pambansang highway, sa ilalim lamang ng isang irigasyon na daan na madalas gamitin ng mga sasakyan.
Kinumpirma ni Hepe ng Philippine National Police Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. na nagbibigay ang PNP ng pinansyal na tulong, proteksyon, at counseling sa pamilya Mollenido habang nagpapatuloy ang imbestigasyon. Hindi pa nailalantad ang pagkakakilanlan ng mga inarestong suspek at anumang kaso na maaaring harapin nila.
Blood Traces Found at Home of Car Agent Linked to Slain Police Officer Authorities have discovered traces of blood inside the home of a car agent who was reportedly the last person seen with a police officer whose body was later found in a creek in Bulacan, according to the Southern Police District (SPD). SPD public information chief Lt. Margaret Panaga said crime scene investigators processed the agent’s residence in Barangay San Agustin, Novaliches, Quezon City on Wednesday. Speaking in a phone interview, Panaga confirmed that investigators conducted a luminol test inside the house, which yielded positive results for possible blood evidence. “Based on the initial findings, there were traces of blood detected. However, this still needs confirmation as to whether it is human blood,” Panaga explained. A luminol test is commonly used in crime scene investigations to reveal blood traces that may no longer be visible to the naked eye, even if they have been cleaned or diluted. P...
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