A barangay public safety officer was killed while two others, including a policeman, were wounded when a man went on a stabbing spree in Quezon City on Wednesday.
MANILA, Philippines —
Probers identified the suspect as Wilfredo Belgera, 41, whom Salazar and Mataya confronted for his behavior.Thinking they had pacified Belgera, the watchmen turned to leave when the suspect stabbed them. The Bureau of Immigration rescued a Filipina who was about to be a victim of a “mail-order bride” scheme, the...
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