Husband Arrested for Allegedly Shooting Wife Dead in Antipolo Dispute
A husband was arrested in Antipolo City for allegedly shooting his wife dead following a dispute over child support. The incident occurred near the Ynares Center, where the suspect, a security guard for the provincial government, reportedly fired at his wife. Such domestic violence incidents, often fueled by financial strain, remain a concern in the Philippines.
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