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Murder charges filed vs Antipolo road rage shooter
Police have upgraded charges against Kenneth Bautista, 28, to murder following the death of one of the victims in an Antipolo road rage incident.
Bautista is now facing charges of murder, two counts of frustrated murder, and violations of the Omnibus Election Code and the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act.
The incident occurred along Marcos Highway in Barangay San Jose after a confrontation between the suspect's family in an SUV and three motorcycle riders.
One of the wounded riders succumbed to his injuries while being treated in the hospital.
The Antipolo police chief stated that the decision to file for murder was based on the extent of the victim's wounds, including a gunshot wound in the back.
The case is considered solved with the suspect's arrest and the filing of charges.
Three other individuals, including Bautista's partner, have been discharged from the hospital.
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