MANILA, Philippines — A leading terror suspect who has been linked to beheadings of hostages, including two Canadians and a Malaysian, has surrendered after being wounded in battle, officials said Friday.
He is the highest-ranking commander of the small but brutal Abu Sayyaf group to be taken into custody so far this year. The military has been waging a years-long offensive against the Abu Sayyaf, which has been blacklisted by the United States and the Philippines as a terrorist organization for past bombings, ransom kidnappings and beheadings. Many of its gunmen, mostly peasants and desperately poor villagers, have aligned themselves with the Islamic State group.
Susukan surrendered to a Muslim rebel chief after the accidental explosion of his M203 rifle grenade in a gunbattle with troops in Sulu severed his left arm. Military officials had believed he was killed but later learned he was in the custody of Nur Misuari, who leads an armed group which signed a 1996 peace deal with the government.
Duterte has been staying in his hometown in Davao city, where Misuari also has a home. Although the president has appointed Misuari as a special envoy to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Muslim rebel chief has not been clearly authorized to hold talks with suspected terrorists.
If they preach Sharia maybe they should be tried with Sharia laws. It's the Philippines anyway, any law goes as long as it's grizzly
Is it possible to see a photo of his head on a stick?
“Wounded in battle” this mf serious
Cannon Hinnants life mattered! CHLM Let's post it everywhere Cannon Hinnants life mattered! CHLM Let's post it everywhere Cannon Hinnants life mattered! CHLM Let's post it everywhere
Sayyyyyy what 🔥
Welp, pretty obvious what they ought to do with this one.
If I had to bet which religion I’d go with Mormon on this one.
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