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Military officer shot dead in Philippines capital
MANILA (AFP) Dec 23, 2003
A mid-level Philippines military officer was shot dead in an ambush in a northern Manila suburb on Tuesday, police said.

Army Colonel Raul Heredia, 49, a professor at the government's National Defense College, was shot dead in the Quezon City district while at the wheel of his car as he drove to visit his parents, a police report said.

A lone gunman attacked the motorist before being whisked away by a motorcycle-riding accomplice. The motive of the attack is unknown, it added.

Communist New People's Army (NPA) guerrillas assassinated more than 100 soldiers and police in Manila during a brief urban insurrection campaign in the late 1980s.

The two sides are currently observing a Christmas ceasefire, and the government is trying to convince the rebels to resume peace talks next month.

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