3 Davao blast suspects' carto sketches out

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THE Special Investigation Task Group (SITG) night market released Wednesday afternoon, September 14, three other cartographic sketches of the males believed to be accomplices of the main suspect of the blast in Davao City last September 2.

Witnesses described one of the three male accomplices as muscular built, about 5'5 tall, and should be around 38-40 years old. He was wearing khaki t-shirt with stripes at the right side, green maong shorts, slippers and black sling bag.

The other male accomplice was described as slim, about 5'7 tall, should be around 30 years old, was wearing khaki or gray t-shirt and maong pants; while another one was described as slim, 5'5 tall, and should be around 30-33 years old.

Davao City Police Office (DCPO) Director Senior Superintendent Michael John Dubria, in a recent press conference, said the SITG has already identified the main suspect who brought a shoulder bag, which contained improvised explosive device (IED).

The IED was made of one 60 millimeters and an 81-millimeter ammunition, which were intended to harm and inflict maximum casualties. Dubria, however, did not yet reveal the name of the suspects so as not to hamper the ongoing operation.

Dubria said aside from the main suspect, they are also tracking the bombing suspects including "four John Does, three Jane Does, and one unidentified person."

The security forces are monitoring the primary suspect along eight other individuals considered as persons of interest believed to be behind the blast that left 15 people dead and 69 others injured. (ICT)

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