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Oro mayor on the investigation of cop's death: Leave no stone unturned

Jo Ann Sablad

CAGAYAN de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno said the killing of Patrolman Roy Aguas, who was shot dead outside Camp Alagar in Barangay Lapasan, this city on December 26, 2020, should be investigated properly.

"Leave no stone unturned and regardless of who gets hurt, the law has to be upheld," Moreno, during the city's daily press conference, said.

"Wala tay sacred cows dinhi sa dakbayan," he added.

Aguas, who served as a bodyguard of the slain Clarin town Mayor David Navarro, was killed around 4:30 p.m. on the day after Christmas outside Camp Alagar.

According to the investigation of Cagayan de Oro City Police Office, Aguas was on his way home riding his motorcycle when he was shot by unidentified men near a vulcanizing shop along the national highway in Barangay Lapasan.

Aguas, 40, was assigned at the Regional Police Holding and Accounting Unit of the Police Regional Office-Northern Mindanao.

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