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A special investigative group was formed to investigate the killing of a businessman in front of a hotel in Subic Bay on Wednesday night, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said on Thursday. ).
Chief Superintendent Joel Coronel, PNP Regional Director for Central Luzon, announced the establishment of a special investigation group on the shooting of Dominic Sytin, founder and chief executive of United Auctioneers Inc., in front of the ############################################################################## 39th Lighthouse Hotel at 19:45.
READ: A businessman shot dead in front of the hotel Subic
Coronel announced that they would be coordinated with the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, as well as other intelligence and investigation divisions of the Regional Office of PNP, as well as with the city police.
The investigation showed that Sytin had just taken her vehicle and was heading to the hotel at 19:45. when he was shot by an unidentified armed man.
Coronel said the shooter had waited for Sytin in front of the hotel.
"Apparently, mahigit isang oras na po naghihintay yung shooter. Naghihintay at tinitingnan kung sino yung dumadating, "(the shooter apparently waited more than an hour.He waited and watched those who were coming), said Coronel in an interview with dzMM.
According to witnesses, the armed man had a bandanna or a tissue on his face.
Coronel said that they were reviewing CCTV footage to find a description of the suspect and to identify him.
They will also coordinate with Sytin's witnesses and bodyguard to provide a physical description of the suspect.
Coronel said that Sytin's bodyguard, who was also shot, was already in a stable state. / cbb
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