24 Oras Weekend Part 1 - Lalaki binaril ng sekyu; cellphone snatcher natunton dahil sa GPS; Alice Guo sa PNP Custodial Facility; atbp.

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00:00A security guard was shot in the head by a victim who was sleeping in front of a restaurant in Quezon City.

00:07He was about to be shot by the victim, that's why he immediately fired.

00:11Is this considered self-defense?

00:13Let's find out in the shooting of Bea Pinlac.

00:19The security guard was already in jail after he fired a gun that was about to shoot him.

00:27The victim was lying on his side.

00:29He was immediately taken to the hospital where he is being treated now.

00:33The security guard shot the victim who was sleeping in front of the restaurant that he was watching in Barangay Central, Quezon City.

00:41The victim was angry.

00:43Our victim started throwing stones at the suspect.

00:47The suspect immediately fell down and the victim was shot three times.

00:52In the defense of the security guard, he even talked to the victim.

00:56Customers were coming.

00:59Instead of leaving, he even shouted at me.

01:03He was too brave.

01:05He threw stones at me.

01:09He threw a big stone at me.

01:11That's why I pulled my gun to shoot him.

01:17It is said that the incident happened quickly after they were shot in the head.

01:22I was shocked.

01:23I felt guilty because I was in jail.

01:26It was self-defense.

01:29Is this considered self-defense?

01:32According to the police...

01:33We will base it on the assessment of the prosecutor if we file a complaint.

01:38The suspect is facing a complaint of frustrated homicide.

01:42For GMA Integrated News, Bea Pinlac has the latest news for the past 24 hours.

01:49Dear viewers, let's take a look at the vegetables that were sold.

01:52The smuggled vegetables from Navotas from China

01:56were found to be positive for some chemicals such as heavy metals such as lead.

02:00This is what Bernadette Reyes is talking about.

02:06There were no sanitary and phytosanitary import clearance

02:10for the hundreds of tons of vegetables that were smuggled to the Navotas warehouse in August.

02:16The vegetables were smuggled from China according to the Department of Agriculture.

02:22This did not go through the right process

02:24so we do not know how it was produced or where it really came from.

02:30At first, the government was considering if these vegetables could still be used.

02:35But it came out in the investigation that the smuggled vegetables had pesticides and heavy metals

02:40that are bad for health, especially for children.

02:43The carrots, for example, had lead that exceeded the maximum limit.

03:08Even though pesticides are used in production,

03:11it is dangerous if it is not suitable for use.

03:14These vegetables also have microbes,

03:16an indication that it can contaminate human or animal dung.

03:20Tomatoes have a high level of E. coli and were positive for salmonella.

03:25Onions also have a high level of E. coli and are rich in lead.

03:30Claire sometimes bought vegetables that had a different taste so she immediately threw it away.

03:37I will not hesitate anymore because it is for your own good.

03:40I will not hesitate anymore, we threw it away.

03:42Since we tasted it.

03:45The Bureau of Plant Industries advised those who will buy,

03:48before cooking, make sure that the vegetables are thoroughly washed

03:52so that the pesticides and traces of heavy metals can be removed.

03:57It is better that we do not involve the smuggled commodities

04:03because it is really dangerous for them because we do not know how it is processed,

04:10how it is produced, and there is no assurance from exporting countries.

04:16For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

04:22Remaining in home isolation are the second and third cases of MPAC in Quezon City.

04:27According to the Epidemiology and Surveillance Division of Lugsod,

04:31both have a clade 2 or mild type of MPAC in men aged 29 and 36.

04:39According to the Quezon City Government, the male patient had a mouth lesion on August 21

04:44until he was diagnosed as positive for MPAC two days after being tested on August 28.

04:50The other patient had a fever on August 26 and had rashes the next day.

04:56The Quezon City Epidemiology and Surveillance Division is now conducting contact tracing.

05:01According to Health Secretary Ted Erbosa, government hospitals now have free MPAC testing services.

05:09My fellow countrymen, we expect a rollback on the price of oil next week.

05:13Until 1,030 centavos is the estimated price of Unioil,

05:17which is a possible price for every liter of gasoline, diesel.

05:20According to the Oil Industry Management Bureau of the Energy Department,

05:23there will be an effect on the expected rollback on oil demand in China and America.

05:28Oil production will also increase in Libya and the OPEC-plus countries' plan for that in October.

05:37A few pages of life were changed because of the book on land in Makati City that was started in 2000.

05:44It opened an opportunity for them to share their knowledge with their fellow countrymen.

05:51That's what Katrina Son is talking about.

05:57The book on land of Hernando Guanlao in Barangay La Paz, Makati City,

06:01was started in 2000 and within a long period of time,

06:07it became open 24 hours for those willing to read.

06:11He shares all his books for free in what he calls Reading Club 2000.

06:16It started with 50 books that he found in his house.

06:21Now, there are thousands of books.

06:23We need a lot of knowledge.

06:27Up to the end of our country, there is a lack of written knowledge.

06:34200 books are lost here every day.

06:38There are 200 happy people here.

06:44Digital is the time and there is a lot of knowledge that can be obtained online.

06:48For Magnani, the knowledge from each page of the book club is still different.

06:55And to reach more people with knowledge,

06:58he has a book van that travels for reading activities in different places.

07:04He also has an e-trike when he travels and gives books for free.

07:08Giving books for free is a service or help to our fellowmen

07:14that is watched by different generations.

07:17Magnani's adhikari has also inspired and inspired others,

07:21like Rika Acebuche, a Samaritan.

07:24Magnani sends Rika's books for free to his province

07:29so that his fellow countrymen can also read them.

07:32We don't have many reading centers in our schools.

07:36That's why I want to have one.

07:38Because when I was in high school, I really loved books.

07:41Their mission to help fellowmen and to share the importance of reading

07:46is really one for the books.

07:49For GMA Integrated News, Katrina Son.

07:52Tune in for 24 hours.

07:55They were barred because there is no license plate for riders in Manila.

07:59But they are also suspected of theft.

08:02How did John Consulta find out about it?

08:10Last night of August 28,

08:12three of them passed by the rider

08:15on the side of the University Belt in Sampaloc, Manila.

08:18Later, the rider approached the people walking behind him

08:23and stole the expensive cellphone of the victim.

08:27Suddenly, a motorcycle rider blocked him.

08:30His fellowmen tried to chase him,

08:33but he didn't make it.

08:35According to the chase, he was shot.

08:39On the night of September 3,

08:40the CCTV caught the police chasing and blocking

08:44a motorcycle rider in Binondo

08:46because their motorcycle has no license plate.

08:49According to the video that was blocked,

08:51one of them was shot.

08:54They were also identified as operatives.

09:00The authorities later found out

09:02that the riders who were caught

09:04stole the cellphone of the victim in Sampaloc.

09:07I lost my cellphone

09:105 miles away from my iPad.

09:15I lost it at the start

09:18where I can see my current location

09:21when I took my cellphone.

09:23He reported to the police

09:25when he found out that his cellphone was at the police station.

09:29The police immediately went there with the victim

09:31and he pointed at the man

09:33who was the one who blocked his cellphone.

09:36The two suspects were charged

09:39while the stolen cellphone was returned to the owner.

09:42How did you do it?

09:44We just waited.

09:46Then?

09:47We were allowed to take the cellphone.

09:49Were you riding a motorcycle?

09:51Yes.

09:52Were you with someone?

09:53Yes.

09:55How many victims were there?

09:57There were more than 20.

09:59The victims were different.

10:01There were students, businessmen,

10:03and Chinese nationals who were victims

10:05here in Binondo.

10:07One of the victims was the one

10:09who bought the stolen cellphone.

10:11What he did was that he cut it into pieces

10:14and sold the parts.

10:16For JMA Integrated News,

10:18John Consulta,

10:1924 Hours.

10:23Earlier,

10:24the lawyer of Dismissed Mayor Alice Guo

10:26arrived at the PNP Custodial Center

10:27in Camp Krame, Quezon City

10:29where she was jailed.

10:30The immigration officer who took a picture of Guo

10:33was explained by the Department of Justice.

10:36Everything was revealed there.

10:37Only Jonathan was there.

10:40Jonathan?

10:43Pia,

10:44the lawyers of former Mayor Alice Guo

10:46arrived at the PNP Custodial Center

10:49in Camp Krame.

10:50They confirmed that they will bring Guo

10:53to the Senate hearing on Monday

10:55and they updated it on the status of her cases.

10:58Mayor Guo was apologetic

11:00to the government officers

11:02who took a selfie of her

11:04while she was being beaten.

11:05That's why she smiled

11:07when she was arrested

11:08because she wanted to give a message

11:10to all those who are worried and love her

11:12that she's okay and safe.

11:16How do you feel?

11:17I'm good.

11:18You're good?

11:19These agents of the National Bureau of Investigation

11:22and Bureau of Immigration

11:23who took a selfie of Alice Guo

11:25will issue a show-cause order

11:26according to Justice Secretary Boyeng Remulia.

11:29And if this is repeated,

11:30they will be suspended.

11:32We cannot allow this system

11:35where we celebrate the wanted.

11:38We shouldn't do that.

11:39That's not right.

11:40Are we wanted?

11:42If we get caught,

11:43we will take a selfie?

11:44Is that how we want to go out?

11:46Do you want to be wanted

11:48so that people will take a selfie of you

11:50and you'll become famous?

11:51At least, let's scold them first.

11:52And let's not do it again.

11:54If we do it again,

11:55we will be suspended right away.

11:56One of the immigration officers

11:58in the picture apologized.

12:00I'm asking for forgiveness

12:02because that picture

12:05was not supposed to be designated publicly.

12:08It's our duty

12:10not to hide the smile

12:12of other agents in that picture

12:14because I think it's a sign of relief

12:17because that's the time

12:18when Alice Guo was given to us first.

12:22Earlier, Guo's lawyers arrived

12:24at the PNP Custodial Center in Kamkrame

12:26where she was imprisoned.

12:28They have water, food, clothes,

12:30clothes and other items

12:32that were inspected one by one.

12:34I said that the food will be eaten one by one.

12:36It will be inspected one by one

12:38because there might be people

12:40who are working there.

12:42The cellphones will be left

12:44because they cannot be videotaped

12:46what they are going through.

12:48Guo used the former cell of

12:50former Senator Leyla Delima.

12:52When the PNP called,

12:54Guo was rescued from the Custodial Center.

12:56They said that there was a death threat to her.

12:59I'm thankful to those who are in that building

13:01and far away from other buildings,

13:05especially to the men in the cells.

13:09We will make sure that she is secure there.

13:12When I left there,

13:14there were police guards.

13:16Even in our watchtowers,

13:18there were 24-hour guards.

13:21On Monday, Guo is expected to face

13:23Senators for hearing.

13:25For the first time,

13:27Alice, Sheila Guo and Cassandra Leong

13:29are expected to join the Senate hearing.

13:32When Alice Guo was brought here,

13:34our objective was to hear

13:36from her who was the first

13:38to ask her to escape.

13:40I believe that she did not

13:42simply plan this.

13:44I'm sure that someone helped her to escape.

13:46And who are the accomplices here?

13:48Including government officials

13:50because we know that

13:52other government officials

13:54are also included in the POGO operations.

13:56There are elected and also

13:58in the enforcement agencies.

14:00In Camber.

14:06Pia, earlier we saw that

14:08Guo's lawyers also brought a broom

14:10because his lawyers said that

14:12maybe he will wash his own clothes

14:14inside the prison.

14:16The PNP has no special treatment for Guo.

14:18That's all for now.

14:20Back to you, Pia.

14:22Thank you very much, Jonathan Andal.

14:31For more information,

14:32stay tuned to GMA Pinoy TV

14:34and www.gmainews.tv.

24 Oras Weekend Part 1 - Lalaki binaril ng sekyu; cellphone snatcher natunton dahil sa GPS; Alice Guo sa PNP Custodial Facility; atbp.

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