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A suspected akyat‑bahay robber was arrested in Antipolo City after CCTV footage linked him to a residential robbery in Barangay Greenhills, San Juan City on Monday morning.
The incident was discovered at about 9:15 a.m. on 10 August 2026, at a residence along Xavier Street.
Investigation revealed that the suspect allegedly climbed a wall near the creek‑side portion at the rear of the property, forcibly opened a comfort room window, entered the house, took several valuables, and fled using the same route.
The complainant reported missing electronic gadgets, prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, cash, a backpack, and PSSLAI passbooks and identification cards.
CCTV footage reviewed by investigators showed a lone individual wearing a white jacket and black pants climbing the wall and entering the residence through the comfort room window.
Police later identified the suspect as an individual previously arrested for the same offense, and verification through the crime information, reporting, and analysis system confirmed that he had an existing criminal record.
Recovered from the suspect were an Apple iPad Mini worth P25,000 and a Nintendo Switch OLED worth P30,000, with a combined value of P55,000.
The arrested suspect is currently detained at the San Juan City Police Station custodial facility while pertinent documents are being prepared for inquest proceedings before the Office of the City Prosecutor of San Juan City for violation of Article 293 of the Revised Penal Code, or Robbery.