Among the victims of the simultaneous serving of a search warrant in 2021, the fisherfolk couple from Batangas were killed using one firearm that did not match any of the guns of the 17 policemen accused of murder, a panel of prosecutors from the DOJ said.
Witnesses close to the victims said Ana Mariz was dragged by the authorities from their house to another cottage while her husband followed without showing signs of any resistance. While inside the cabin, successive gunshots were heard.
The resolution noted that of the 17 police officers, only Santos was carrying a 5.56 mm firearm similar to the one that killed the couple, while the others had a 9mm caliber gun. Sillacay, Gabrillo, Dalingay, R. Santos, Padul, Ninolla, and Tumacder said they only acted as perimeter security while Tolentino, Cacatian, and Lugue were assigned to be the “blocking force.” As a result, they stayed on the highway 300 meters from the incident.
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