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4 drug suspects dead in shootouts with QC cops

APTOPIX Philippines Duterte Drug Violence

Bystanders and a policeman look at the body of a woman, later identified by her husband as that of Nora Acielo, still clutching the school bag of her child, are reflected in a pool of water after she was shot by still unidentified men while walking with her two children to school at a poor neighborhood in Manila, Philippines, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016. Police said the killing of Acielo was the 13th recorded drug-related case in the past 24 hours in President Rodrigo Duterte's unrelenting war on drugs. (Photo by BULLIT MARQUEZ/AP)

The last week of the year in Quezon City was just as bloody as previous ones as four alleged drug peddlers were killed in separate buy-bust operations by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD).

Their deaths brought to 250 the number of drug suspects killed by the QCPD since July.

On Friday, police gunned down 23-year-old Ricardo Bangit Jr., allegedly a notorious drug pusher on the Novaliches police watch list, on Heavenly Drive in Barangay San Agustin.

Recovered from him was a 9-mm firearm and four sachets of suspected “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride).

In Barangay Gulod, a suspected drug pusher identified as Franklin Mundo, 30, was also killed in an entrapment operation at 9 p.m. on Wednesday on Interior Kawayanan.

Two more men, Raymond Caguita, 32, and Alex Versoza, were shot dead in Barangay Bagbag at 8:20 p.m. on Tuesday. They yielded two guns and nine sachets of shabu.

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