Members of the Pasay police sub-station 5 conducted “Oplan Sita” that led to the arrest of two men, one of them a minor, on Monday, June 19. ManilaBulletin
Southern Police District Director Brig. Gen, Kirby John Brion Kraft identified the suspects as Ronniel Hermogeno,21 and alias Dic, 17.
The Pasay city police, headed by Col. Froilan Uy, had earlier flagged down the suspects on board a motorcycle for not wearing their helmets.
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