Man Refuses to Buy Solar Light, Shot Dead in Davao del Sur
A solar light vendor shoots a man who refused to buy his product in Sitio Lawis, Barangay Bato, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur.
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On Tuesday afternoon (May 28, 2024), a man was shot dead by an armed seller of solar lights. The Sta. Cruz Police identified the victim as Eduardo Nebres Jr., 33, who was at home drinking coffee with his live-in partner.
According to reports, an unidentified man knocked on their door, attempting to sell solar lights. When Nebres declined to buy, the seller forced his way into the house, insisting on making a sale.
Nebres repeatedly refused, and the suspect shot him multiple times before leaving the scene.
Police recovered several bullet casings, believed to be from a .45 caliber handgun. The Sta. Cruz Police are now pursuing the suspect and investigating whether there were other motives behind the crime.
In a previous report, a customer returns alleged expired canned sardines, vendor refuses refund
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