MANILA, Philippines - The service firearm of the police officer who allegedly hit a six-year-old child in Caloocan City through a stray bullet will undergo ballistic examination, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief General Oscar Albayalde said on Monday. Albayalde said the process will confirm whether or not the bullet that killed Grade1 student Gian Habal Sunday afternoon was fired from Corporal Rocky delos Reyes's service firearm. Habal was playing outside the family residence in Barangay 178 when he was hit by a stray bullet as the police officer was pursuing a suspect. The incident also wounded the child's grandmother, 65-...
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