Fortuner... carnapped

[izzy]

Helping out a fellow HCP'er




2005 ZBY-166
Dark Grey

msg me/pm/email me if u can help

0917-9516824/cdeguzman*digi8studios.com

please help me spread the word guys. nag mamass post na din ako sa auto clubs if youre in one na wala pa tong post ko papost naman pls tnx tnx


Thanks!

[erict]

san location nacarnap?

[oldblue]

san nangyari?

[falken]

Will keep an eye out.

[Hayward]

izzy, we could help each other especially our fellow tsikoteers better if you could provide the details like when, where, how, etc. Baka me bagong modus operandi para lahat aware kung paano iwasan. Anyways, will be on the look out for this hot car.

[Autobeat]

Izzy, any possible distinguishing marks na of the Fortuner? I doubt they will be running around with the orig plates still. Conduction stickers? Other marks? What model rin? So folks can possibly be on the lookout.

[EL Chicane]

Carjackers strike anew, take Fortuner in QC
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=25249


Carjackers struck anew on Monday, seizing a Toyota Fortuner sedan from a motorist along Congressional Avenue in Quezon City, DZMM reported.

Police said two armed men seized the vehicle from driver Godofredo Clenuar after using their vehicle to ram into the victim's car late Monday.

Clenuar told police he was entering the Violago Homes in Barangay Bahay Toro near Congressional Avenue when the suspects' vehicle rear-ended the Toyota Fortuner he was driving.

He said the suspects poked guns at him after he got off the car to inspect the damage. He said the two men drove to Barangay Ugong in Valenzuela where he was dropped off along with his passenger.

Clenuar said the vehicle belonged to a certain Omar Bayron, a bank manager. Clenuar is the first carjacking victim in Quezon City this month.

Chief Superintendent Nicasio Radovan, Quezon City police director, said the city's limited number of patrol cars is hampering the QCPD's anti-carjacking campaign in the City. Radovan said the QCPD has only 80 cars to patrol the city.

The National Anticrime Task Force (NACTAF) said Sunday that carjacking and car theft cases nationwide were reduced on November.

Based on the task force’s records, six vehicles were stolen in November, three of which were forcibly taken. The number translates to 2.22 percent of the total incidents in July, with 37 cases when the campaign against carjacking and car theft was launched.

Of the 37 vehicles stolen in July, 14 were forcibly taken by armed men by either flagging the driver down on the highway or while the driver was about to board the vehicle, it added.

[wrecker]

mga pre, sasakyan nila Carlo yung na carjack. He's the founder/ex-pres. ng HCP.

keep an eye out na lang, thanks

[leinahtan]

tinamaan ng....sa congressional na naman??!!

[mazdamazda]

Based on the task force’s records, six vehicles were stolen in November, three of which were forcibly taken. The number translates to 2.22 percent of the total incidents in July, with 37 cases when the campaign against carjacking and car theft was launched.

though parang bumaba na nga ang carnapping/jacking cases. 6 in Nov versus 37 last Jul.