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Showing posts with label Marzan Ajijul. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Suspected Sayyaf bomber slain in Zamboanga

ZAMBOANGA CITY – Police commandos killed a suspected Abu Sayyaf bomber in a firefight in Zamboanga City in southern Philippines, officials said Tuesday.

Officials said Admar Asilon, an alleged member of the Abu Sayyaf’s urban terrorist group under Marzan Ajijul, traded gunfire with police in the village of San Jose where he was tracked down late Monday.

The 35-year old Asilon was cornered in a building where he was eventually killed. According to a police report, Asilon was also a member of a gun-for-hire syndicate operating in Zamboanga City and neighboring province of Basilan.

“Moreover, subject person is known to be an active member of UTG under the leadership of Marzan Ajijul who operates in the East Coast of Zamboanga City and also a member of City Hunter a gun-for-hire group operating in Isabela City, Basilan and this city (Zamboanga),” the report said.

The operation against Asilon was launched by the 904th Mobile Company of the Regional Mobile Force Battalion 9. The killing of Asilon came barely a day after two ISIS suicide bombers blew themselves up at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Jolo town in Sulu province.

Mayor Beng Climaco has urged residents to “be very vigilant against the presence of suspicious-looking persons and unattended packages in their community, and report them immediately to the authorities.”

She said security here has been heightened with police and military personnel, including other law enforcers, now on full alert. “Multiple layers of checkpoints have been established, particularly in thickly populated areas and at the borders or entry and exit points of the city,” Climaco said.

Just recently, local police also captured an Abu Sayyaf militant, Daud Isnani, in the village of Talon-Talon. The 33-year old Isnani is being linked to multiple kidnappings in Basilan.

Chief Superintendent Emmanuel Luis Licup, the regional police commander, said Isnani is facing 7 kidnapping charges in Basilan.

It was not immediately known whether the operation against Asilon was connected to the capture of Isnani, who was tracked down by members of the Regional Anti-Criminality Task Group of the Police Regional Intelligence Division 9. (Mindanao Examiner)


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Friday, December 28, 2018

Sayyaf man captured in Zamboanga

ZAMBOANGA CITY – Police are holding a suspected Abu Sayyaf militant after capturing him on a village in the southern Philippine port city of Zamboanga, officials said Friday.

Officials said the 57-year old Ben Mungakay, alias Boy Negro, was tracked down by policemen and soldiers in Curuan village, about 46 kilometers from downtown Zamboanga.

Mungakay’s group under Abu Sayyaf sub-leader Marzan Ajijul, is being linked to the gruesome murder of Doroteo Gonzales in April 2009.

Gonzales, 71, was kidnapped in Zamboanga and brought to nearby Basilan province where he was beheaded the next month after his family failed to pay ransom to the Abu Sayyaf.

There was no immediate statement from Gonzales’ family over the capture of Mungakay.

The capture of the militant came days after Mayor Beng Climaco ordered security forces to intensify their operations against terrorism and criminals.

“The security sector has done and continue to do a great job to guaranty the safety and security of the residents amidst the merry-making activities during the advent season,” she said and at the same time urged citizens to continue to stay vigilant. (Mindanao Examiner)


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