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Tourist dies defending girlfriend from brazen motorcycle bandits in Philippines

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A policeman carrying an automatic rifle stands guard with a colleague along a popular market street in Manila, Philippines, on June 1, 2022. (Ted Aljibe / AFP via Getty Images) A New Zealand tourist died in the Philippines while trying to defend his girlfriend from bikers, kicking off a manhunt for his killers. "We regret to report this incident and extend our sympathy to the bereaved family," police Maj.

Gen. Jonnel Estomo said in a statement, telling reporters that he ordered officers to "leave no stones unturned until the culprits are brought to jail and are prosecuted."Nicholas Peter Stacey, 34, was visiting the country with his girlfriend, Pamela Villanoza, 31.

The couple had been off on a visit to Palawan and were staying in Makati, a district in the capital region of Manila, on Feb.

19 when a pair of robbers on a motorcycle stopped them and held them at gunpoint.Stacey tried to wrestle the weapon free and the gun went off, fatally shooting him in the chest.GUNMEN KILL 7 AT BRAZILIAN POOL HALLThe gunman stole Villanoza’s phone and wallet before escaping with his accomplice.Estomo described the death as an "isolated incident" and acknowledged that it would likely scare tourists, Australian outlet ABC News reported.FRENCH STUDENT STABS TEACHER TO DEATH IN FRONT OF CLASS AFTER HEARING VOICES COMMANDING HIM: REPORT"We know that this incident could spark fear among tourists who plan to visit our country, so we will make sure the slain victim will get justice and demonstrate that the police are always ready to provide service," Estomo said.Police will look to match a slug found in the area with those found in other recent crime scenes to try and find the suspects.

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