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Very young thieves.
By: Central Luzon News Center | Nelson Bolos
Thus, said PSupt Joel Mendoza when the police here recovered P175,000 worth of jewelries and a cellphone stolen by 3 kids aged 11, 12 and 13 years from 2 houses.
In his report to Tarlac Police Director PSSupt Ritchie Posadas, Mendoza identified the victims as Teresita Sumaong Adams and her brother Alexander Sumaong who live in a family compound in Barangay Samput in Paniqui, Tarlac
Adam was robbed of her jewelries inside her bedroom in her house last August 16, while Sumaoang of his cellphone also inside of his own house yesterday.
The 3 kids, who all also live in Barangay Samput, were nabbed when they robbed Sumaoang whose house is just next to Adam’s.
Upon being accosted, Juan, Pedro and Jose admitted of stealing Adam’s jewelries inside her own bedroom in August 16, around 2PM.
The 11 year-old Juan, the youngest of the 3 “thieves”, is a relative of the siblings Adam and Sumaoang.
A piece of antique ring worth P50,000, 2 lady’s rings worth P15,600, a 24K wedding ring worth P20,000, a pair of gold earring diamond stones worth P22,500, a piece gold necklace P15,000, and a gold necklace with ruby pendant worth P30,000 were recovered from Ervin Ganuelas who said the jewelries were pawned to him by the 3 kids for only P1,000.
Another necklace worth P22,500 was retrieved from an unnamed “buyer” who bought the item for only P1,000.
Mendoza revealed that the 3 Children in Conflict with Law (CICL) were charged before the Tarlac Provincial Prosecutors Office but, instead of being imprisoned, they were turned over to the Municipal Social Welfare and Development officer of this town.
Sumaong’s cellphone was also regained from the 3 kids.
“Nakapanghihinayang ang mga suspects, ka babata pa nila pero nagnanakaw na. Mukhang ang mga magulang nila ang dapat sisihin sa nagawa nila”, said Mendoza.
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