A 38-year-old vendor was shot and killed by an unidentified suspect riding a bicycle in Taguig on Monday, May 2.
The Taguig police identified the victim as Gil Cahil, of South Cotabato and a resident of Barangay Katuparan, Taguig City.Victim Gil Cahil
The shooting incident happened at about 2 a.m. in front of a convenience store on Visayas Street in Barangay South Signal, Taguig. CCTV footage from Barangay South Signal showed the suspect, who was riding a bicycle, passed by Cahil and a companion.The incident was reported to the Taguig police which dispatched personnel from its Sub-station 6.A witness told GMA News that it was apparent that Cahil was the only target of the suspect.
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