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Cebu boxing trainer shot dead over a kiss
By Jhunnex Napallacan
Inquirer Visayas

1:40 pm | Saturday, June 1st, 2013

CEBU CITY, Philippines—A boxing trainer of ALA Boxing Gym here was shot dead about 2 a.m. on Saturday while buying beer at a store in Centro, Barangay Labogon, Mandaue City, Cebu.

Police reported witnesses as saying Lowie Bantigue was shot dead by one Danilo Pepito who got mad because the former boxer had allegedly harassed his daughter by kissing her.

Bantigue, 28, suffered four gunshot wounds at the back of the head and died on the spot.

SPO1 Gregorio Cabizares of the Mandaue City Police Station 3 said Pepito who was on the police’s wanted list due to his alleged involvement in illegal drugs.

Bantigue was a former boxer who became a trainer at the ALA Boxing Gym following his retirement in 2012. According to www.boxrec.com, Bantigue had a boxing record of 21 wins, 12 by knockout. He had 21 losses – eight by knockout — and seven draws. His last fight was on Dec. 16, 2012 at the Big Dome Coliseum in Escalante City, Negros Occidental where he lost to Melvin Gumban.

Cabizares said Bantigue went to a store to buy beer about 2 a.m. when Pepito suddenly appeared and repeatedly shot him on the back of the head. The assailant then fled.

He said the victim was no longer taken to the hospital as he was already dead due to sever head wounds. Recovered from the scene was a slug of still unidentified firearm.

Based on some witnesses’ accounts, Cabizares said that before the shooting, Bantigue allegedly harassed Pepito’s daughter by kissing her, which angered the suspect.

Edito “ALA” Villamor, the head coach and chief trainer at ALA boxing gym, said Bantigue had been a trainer for five months and had shown good performance.

“He was well-loved by our boxers,” Villamor said.

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/418499/...#ixzz2V3lIZdpB
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I'm glad you two liked it. I'm fond of sharing trivia like this one.

Cebu boxing trainer shot dead over a kiss
By Jhunnex Napallacan
Inquirer Visayas

1:40 pm | Saturday, June 1st, 2013

CEBU CITY, Philippines—A boxing trainer of ALA Boxing Gym here was shot dead about 2 a.m. on Saturday while buying beer at a store in Centro, Barangay Labogon, Mandaue City, Cebu.

Police reported witnesses as saying Lowie Bantigue was shot dead by one Danilo Pepito who got mad because the former boxer had allegedly harassed his daughter by kissing her.

Bantigue, 28, suffered four gunshot wounds at the back of the head and died on the spot.

SPO1 Gregorio Cabizares of the Mandaue City Police Station 3 said Pepito who was on the police’s wanted list due to his alleged involvement in illegal drugs.

Bantigue was a former boxer who became a trainer at the ALA Boxing Gym following his retirement in 2012. According to www.boxrec.com, Bantigue had a boxing record of 21 wins, 12 by knockout. He had 21 losses – eight by knockout — and seven draws. His last fight was on Dec. 16, 2012 at the Big Dome Coliseum in Escalante City, Negros Occidental where he lost to Melvin Gumban.

Cabizares said Bantigue went to a store to buy beer about 2 a.m. when Pepito suddenly appeared and repeatedly shot him on the back of the head. The assailant then fled.

He said the victim was no longer taken to the hospital as he was already dead due to sever head wounds. Recovered from the scene was a slug of still unidentified firearm.

Based on some witnesses’ accounts, Cabizares said that before the shooting, Bantigue allegedly harassed Pepito’s daughter by kissing her, which angered the suspect.

Edito “ALA” Villamor, the head coach and chief trainer at ALA boxing gym, said Bantigue had been a trainer for five months and had shown good performance.

“He was well-loved by our boxers,” Villamor said.

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/418499/...#ixzz2V3lIZdpB
Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

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