Complaint-Affidavit Carnapping
Complaint-Affidavit Carnapping
Complaint-Affidavit Carnapping
COMPLAINT-AFFIDAVIT
2. The said purchase on installment basis will be for five (5) years, commencing on
2017 until 2022 for Sixteen Thousand Pesos or P16,000.00 due each month in
favor of Toyota Financial Services Philippines Corporation (TFSPC);
3. My obligations with TFSPC from 01 August 2017 to 01 June 2019 were satisfied
either by me personally or by some other person who will be referred to in the
immediately preceding paragraph;
4. Sometime in the year 2018, my husband suffered a medical condition which put
a burden on my finances. To alleviate my situation, I confided my friend Vangie
Monson who, as a result, shared my concerns to her cousin Mr. Tristan Monson
Lacuerta;
6. I requested Mr. Lacuerta to continue paying for the monthly installments in favor
of TFSPC and start adding a small amount in my favor so that I would be able to
recover the initial payments I previously made to TFSPC which totalled at Eighty-
Four Thousand Pesos or P84, 000.00.
9. I intimated to Ms. Tuazon that my vehicle is under the care and possession of Mr.
Lacuerta;
10. It was when Ms. Tuazon said that she will instead take possession of the said
vehicle from Mr. Lacuerta, with my permission, where she will be the one who will
pay the monthly installments to help me in my daily subsistence;
11. After much convincing, I transferred the care and possession of the said vehicle
to Ms. Tuazon, under the representation that she will pay the monthly
installments, add a sum for my benefit, and/or pay the full amount of the vehicle
in cash;
12. To formalize our agreement to transfer the possession of the said vehicle to Ms.
Tuazon, we executed a document entitled “KASUNDUAN” on 01 July 2019
hereto attached as Annex “A”;
13. On July 2019, I told Ms. Tuazon to pay the monthly installment due for that
month. While she was able to pay the same, a penalty was incurred thereon. The
same was paid by Ms. Tuazon;
14. On August 2019, I reminded her of the monthly installment due for that month;
15. On September 2019, a notice was sent by TFSPC to me indicating that I should
comply with my financial obligation. Otherwise, the vehicle will be repossessed
by TFSPC;
16. Around the same time, Ms. Tuazon came to my residence, nearing midnight,
asking for my driver’s license, the vehicle’s official receipt (OR), and certificate of
registration (CR) issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) stating that she
needs them;
17. Ms. Tuazon stated that she will pawn the vehicle to Toyota Bacoor branch but
will redeem the same within seven (7) days. I did not agree to the same;
18. On the succeeding months until November 2019, I was not able to contact her at
all;
20. On 20 November 2019, I went to her residence but was instructed by the guard
not to proceed since the vehicle, according to the guard, is not anymore in the
possession of Ms. Tuazon;
21. I immediately went to the Barangay Hall having jurisdiction over the area where
Ms. Tuazon is residing and filed a complaint therein;
23. The day before the said date, Ms. Tuazon and Mr. Plaza went to my house and
attempted to make a settlement, stating that they will pay all the unpaid
installments with penalties on the 30th of November in exchange of dropping the
complaint before the Barangay;
24. No payment was made on the said date and no return of the vehicle was also
made;
25. Until the date of executing this complaint-affidavit, the vehicle is still nowhere to
be found and has not yet been returned by Ms. Tuazon upon my consistent
demands for its return;