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2002-12-04 |
PANGANIBAN, J. |
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| "fn">[55] To be sufficient, the surrender must be spontaneous and made in a manner clearly indicating the intent of the accused to surrender unconditionally, either because they acknowledge their guilt or wish to save the authorities the trouble and the expense that will necessarily be incurred in searching for and capturing them.[56] The only pieces of evidence in support of the plea of voluntary surrender made by petitioner are statements made by two (2) prosecution witnesses that they were allegedly told by other people that he had already gone to the police station. There is no showing that he was not | |||||
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2002-11-27 |
YNARES-SANTIAGO, J. |
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| lucrandi, and (d) by reason of the robbery or on the occasion thereof, homicide (used in its generic sense) is committed.[13] Although the prosecution witnesses did not see who among the culprits shot M/Sgt. Conrado D. Bautista, this, however, does not absolve accused-appellants from liability therefrom. The concerted manner by which accused-appellants perpetrated the crime showed beyond reasonable | |||||