3 Minors in Tondo Stabbing Surrender to Manila Police

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Three of the six minors involved in a stabbing in Tondo have turned themselves in to the Manila Police District's Special Mayor’s Reaction Team. The incident occurred on December 15 and was captured on video, swiftly spreading on social media platforms like Facebook. Two suspects surrendered at the MPD-SMaRT office, while one went to the Jose Abad Santos Police Station, accompanied by their parents.

The altercation took place at around 8:35 p.m. near Hermosa and Limay Streets, resulting in injuries to three minors from Sta. Cruz, Manila, who are now recovering in the hospital. Authorities continue to search for the remaining suspects alleged to be involved in the crime. Charges of Frustrated Homicide in a Tumultuous Affray are being prepared against them.

Under current laws, the surrendered minors will be placed under the care of the Manila Department of Social Welfare and Development after the inquest proceedings. Police efforts continue to apprehend the other suspects, emphasizing the serious nature of the charges despite the suspects' ages, reported Manila Bulletin.

Key Takeaways

• Three minors involved in a Tondo stabbing have surrendered to police.
• Police are pressing charges of Frustrated Homicide against six suspects.
• The minors will be handed over to social welfare authorities after proceedings.

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-12-18