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Police prepare to defuse an Improvised Explosive Device which suspected terrorist identified as Malaysian Mohd Noor Fikrie Bin Abd Kahar was allegedly trying to detonate at a hotel in Davao city on Dec. 14, 2012. AP

MANILA, Philippines— Philippine police say a criminal complaint has been filed against the Filipino wife of a suspected Malaysian terrorist, who was killed by snipers while threatening to detonate a powerful bomb.

Police Senior Superintendent Ronald de la Rosa said on Sunday that a complaint for illegal possession of explosives has been filed by authorities before a prosecutor’s office against Anabelle Nieva Lee. It alleges she helped carry a backpack with a mortar bomb that her Malaysian husband, Mohammad Noor Fikrie Bin Abd Kahar, threatened to set off Dec. 14 in the port city of Davao.

The prosecutor will now decide if a formal charge will be laid. De la Rosa says police snipers killed Fikrie before he could detonate the bomb near a park.


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  • Wadav

    good thing sa Davao City sya pumunta. his wish to die was readily accepted by the snipers! yan dapat gawin sa mga terrorrists! 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_2UMHGIG2H4KOHCAOA5H7VMKLQY CAJUN

    The wife deserves to be charged! She is an accomplish! That is a no brainer,

    • http://twitter.com/bigg_dawg big dawg

      sa gitna ng seriousness ng balitang ito, pinatawa mo ako sa bisperas ng pasko – “accomplish” 

  • http://www.pulisnapogi.blogspot.com/ Pulis Na Pogi

    matigas talaga si ronald “boy bato” dela rosa.  bobo sa intel ang terrorist na yun.  di ba nya alam na kahit pistol lang ang gamitin ni “boy bato” ay kaya syang patamaan from 100 meters?

  • kismaytami

    Di ba dapat naglalaho na lang nang parang bula yung mga ganyan sa Davao City?

  • regd

    Any picture of the wife? If she look decent, life imprisonment would be good. If she look like a horse, give her the last meal.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XALR35ENV2XKV327BZGZ7Q5Z5Q Ernesto

    mabuti napatay ang terorista na yan,nagkamali sya dabaw pinuntahan ya.



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