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Man held for violating election gun ban
Raffy Radaza, 33, was arrested in Quezon City for alleged robbery and illegal possession of firearms.
He was apprehended on Saturday night after allegedly robbing a victim at gunpoint along IBP Road corner Everlasting Street in Barangay Commonwealth.
Police recovered stolen items including a cellphone worth P5,000, P800 cash, a shoulder bag, and a loaded .38-caliber handgun.
Radaza is facing charges for robbery and violation of Republic Act 10591 in relation to the Omnibus Election Code.
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