Davao Sur journalist shot dead in rented apartment

By Eldie Aguirre / Philippine News Agency

A print and broadcast journalist in Davao del Sur was gunned down at about 6:00 p.m. on Saturday (Oct. 30) inside his rented apartment in Bansalan town.

Reports coming from a fellow broadcast journalist in the same town and who rushed to the crime scene said Orlando ā€œDondonā€ Dinoy died on the spot due to a gunshot wound to the head.

Dinoy was a reporter for Newsline Philippines in Davao City and a volunteer anchor of Digos City-based Energy FM who did weather reports Mondays to Fridays.

He was also a former correspondent of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and SunStar SuperBalita.

Initial police reports indicated that the still-unidentified suspect or suspects barged into his makeshift broadcast office and shot him at close range.

Local police are waiting for the scene-of-the-crime operatives from Digos City as of posting time.

ā€œWe condemn the death of Dondon as we appeal to the authorities for a speedy investigation and determine the motive behind his death as we cry for justice!ā€ Newsline posted on Facebook. (PNA) – jlo

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