Police arrested on Tuesday again Syl Kolin Kaipat Teregeyo, this time for allegedly threatening to kill his stepfather and damaging a pick-up truck at their residence in Dandan.<\/p>\n
Teregeyo, 31, was taken to Superior Court on Wednesday for his initial court appearance on charges of disturbing the peace, criminal mischief, and criminal contempt of court.<\/p>\n
Associate Judge Teresa Kim-Tenorio revoked the bail imposed on Teregeyo in his other pending criminal case and set a $5,000 cash bail in this case.<\/p>\n
Preliminary hearing will be on July 14 at 9am.<\/p>\n
Assistant public defender Cindy Nebit was appointed as counsel for Teregeyo. Assistant attorney general Heather Barcinas appeared for the government at the hearing.<\/p>\n
Police detective Catherine B. Pangelinan stated in her report that on Monday at 12:13pm, a police officer responded to the residence of Juan Laniyo Norita in Dandan, where a criminal mischief reportedly occurred.<\/p>\n
Norita told the police officer that his stepson, Teregeyo, damaged his other son\u2019s 4X4 pick-up truck by kicking the door, throwing a telephone on the car, and then poking the left tires with a screwdriver.<\/p>\n
The officer observed the truck having a big dent and scratches to the left driver\u2019s side door and the left rear tire was flat due to a punctured hole.<\/p>\n
The officer observed Teregeyo\u2019s mother was crying and appeared scared. The mother served as third-party custodian for Teregeyo in his pending criminal case.<\/p>\n
The mother told police that she was cooking in the kitchen when Teregeyo put down the house\u2019s phone and shouted profanities at the phone.<\/p>\n
Teregeyo then asked his mother for the key to the truck because he was seeing a friend at a store. He then asked Norita for the key.<\/p>\n
Norita refused to give the keys because it has a brake problem and that someone was going to fix it. Teregeyo got mad and allegedly threatened he would kill his stepfather.<\/p>\n
Norita walked to a neighbor\u2019s house to use the phone and call the police.<\/p>\n
Teregeyo went inside the house, broke the phone line, then kicked the truck driver side\u2019s door and punctured the left rear tire with a screwdriver.<\/p>\n
Last May 1, police arrested Teregeyo for allegedly stealing a Chanel bag that contained some items belonging to a tourist at the beach side of Aquarius Beach Tower Hotel in Susupe.<\/p>\n
Superior Court Associate Judge Joseph N. Camacho imposed a $5,000 cash bail, but later agreed to modify the bail by allowing the defendant to post a property bond.<\/p>\n
Teregeyo was allowed to post a property bond, then released to his mother, who served as his third-party custodian.<\/p>\n
Last April 26, police arrested Teregeyo for allegedly refusing to leave the house of his wife, with whom he had an argument with over the stolen purse from a tourist. A neighbor apparently informed the wife that the defendant hid the stolen purse.<\/p>\n
Teregeyo was then freed on a $250 unsecured bond.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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