Snatcher who Tries to Evade Checkpoint Arrested After Motorcycle Crash
Police authorities arrested a snatcher after the motorcycle ridden crashed when he tries to evade a checkpoint in Quezon City.
A man who was identified as a snatcher was captured and detained after reportedly stealing a woman’s bag in Quezon City. The guy was apprehended after his motorcycle collided with a post, according to police.
According to GMA News, the culprit was identified as Rommel Jhon Infante, 19 years old. The offender, according to police, seized a woman’s bag on Banawe Street. According to police, he attempted to flee the checkpoint in Barangay Manresa.
![Snatcher Motorcycle Checkpoint](https://philnews.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/snatcher2-1024x576.png)
However, in his rush, his motorcycle collided with a pole and collapsed, according to La Loma Police Station Commander Police Lieutenant Colonel Romil Avenido. He noted that the victim’s description of the culprit wearing a blue helmet, black jacket, and gray jogging trousers while riding a blue motorcycle with silver is very accurate.
The suspect recovered the victim’s bag, which included a cell phone and money. A loaded gun and shabu worth P40,000 were also purportedly recovered. According to police, on April 1 between Banawe Street in Caloocan City, one of the suspects riding in tandem took cellphones from victims on the street twice.
The suspect has already been imprisoned for stealing, according to the authorities. Because of life’s difficulties, the suspect acknowledged grabbing smartphones five times in various locations, based on the report.
He denied having a gun or narcotics on him. He’ll be charged with robbery snatching, illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, and violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
READ ALSO: CCTV Captures ‘Laglag Barya’ Modus Inside Fast-Food Chain
What are your thoughts on this article? Just feel free to leave your reactions in the comment section.
Thank you for taking the time to read this. We aim to give the freshest and in-demand content to our visitors. Come back next time at PhilNews for more updated news.