A traffic enforcer has been arrested in Quezon City for alleged robbery-extortion, the police said Tuesday. | BPinlacINQ
MANILA, Philippines — A traffic enforcer has been arrested in Quezon City for alleged robbery-extortion, the police said Tuesday.
In a report, the Quezon City Police District said Ronnie Santos, 27, was collared along Quirino Highway corner Gen. Luis Street in Novaliches on Monday following a report authorities received from a certain Marek Moens.As reported by the QCPD, Santos stopped Moens and his girlfriend for allegedly breaking the “no entry-one way” sign while riding a motorcycle.
“[Santos] demanded P2,000 from victim Moens equivalent to the fine of their traffic violation, which was immediately given by victim Moens,” it added.
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