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Talk ’N Text’s Ali Peek shot, in ‘stable condition’

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Ali Peek PHOTO FROM PBA.PH

MANILA, Philippines—Talk ’N Text veteran bigman Ali Peek was shot by an unidentified gunman Monday night at the parking lot of the RFM Gym on Pioneer St. in Mandaluyong City.

Ali Peek (Albert Henry Peek), 36, was rushed by two bystanders to the nearby The Medical City after sustaining a gunshot wound in the nape.

Senior Superintendent Armando Bolalin, Mandaluyong police chief, said Peek still managed to approach two passersby and seek help.

“While holding his bleeding nape, he asked two people he saw to bring him to the hospital,” Bolalin said.

Bolalin said he still had to check with the hospital about Peek’s condition.

But the Texters’ head coach Chot Reyes said on Twitter that Peek, a Filipino-American, “is conscious and in stable condition now.”

“The Talk ’N Text family asks the public to respect their privacy at this time. Further details will be released as they become available,” Reyes added.

The shooting happened around 7:15 p.m. It was learned that Peek had just come from a plyometrics workout at RFM gym when the assailant fired at him.

The assailant, armed with a still unknown firearm, shot the basketball player from behind while the latter was “cleaning up his stuff inside the car,” Bolalin said.

After shooting Peek, the gunman fled on foot.

The police still have no clues about the possible motive in the shooting as the investigation is still ongoing.

“We have yet to talk to Peek and ask him who may have done this to him,” Bolalin said.

Originally posted at 08:59 pm | Monday, November 07, 2011

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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ASDPMZ4345E2HQU3HPJWSDJB34 manoy

    This incident only happen in Manila…in Davao, no way.

  • patriotic_act

    lets not generalize, this kind of things also happen in other countries “all the time”..

    we may never know that other countries have more cases of killings we can only imagine of, what we should do is be vigilant all the time, if we feel we cannot depend upon our police force for protection then let us be “double-vigilant” we are the only ones who can save ourselves in the end.

    this is the consequence of a “democratic country” and ofcourse “democracy” that we embraced so much, all people even the criminals are given “rights” and “due process”.. we can only wish we can tolerate a semi-totalitarian rule that will suppress our rights but will result in a more peaceful (but forced) society.

    be safe my fellow filipinos.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AOZCCGGEYPUTEGBOWW7CENEW6Q Buloknapinuno

    sabi kc ng mga pulis mas mabuti pa ang mga MILF at mga LEFTIST may pera sila ky PNOY! sila na dw kc ngaun ang bagong taga.pagtanggol ng pilipinas. buti pa ang mga kalaban gumagawa na ng katarantaduhan may pabuya pa sa gobyerno! ONLY in the Philippines!!!

  • Anonymous

    darn…these kind of stories makes my veins boil and bursts like a volcano. what happened to the great filipino culture that everyone was talkin about.. there is no safe place in manila nowadays.. people with vad intentions towards others are roaming freely and dangerously.. what can a normal pedro do with these kinds of individuals. police cannot protect the common man in the phils.. bad elements were just mocking them. freely doing whatever they would wanna do. EVEN with the burly pba star like ALI , he was no match wit this freakin gun wielding assailant. POLICE PEEPS, U BETTER DO WHAT U SHOULDVE BEEN DOING 4 EVER.. : TO SERVE AND PROTECT!
    to mr. peek: sir I hope u recover soon enough..ur a good man.. may god bless you sir’

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IXKPM7C4VKZJXFXVL3WWRIWF7A waldner

    Welcome to the Philippines. This is the safest haven among criminals. Responsible gun owners are being held liable for illegal possession whereas riding in tandem assassins are being left wandering the streets with impunity. Criminals who are minors are being taught that it is alright for them to commit crimes for after all they are well protected under RA 9344. Those high profile/wealthy criminals are being pampered by no less than our very own authorities. Corrupt officials are re-elected…etc..



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