Man shot dead after buying coffee at store in Malabon

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A 24-year-old man was killed instantly after being shot in the C-4 area of Malabon City.

The victim had just bought coffee from a store when the shooting occurred.

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Local barangay officials were patrolling the area when they heard two gunshots but initially ignored them, assuming it was just children playing with firecrackers.

A concerned citizen later alerted them to a man lying on the road.

The victim’s father, who had seen his son the night before to celebrate a sibling’s birthday, was shocked to hear of the tragic incident.

The victim’s partner revealed that an unknown man had called her the day before, asking for him.

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Authorities are still investigating the shooting to identify the gunman and determine the motive.

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