Investigators into the Tacloban City high school shooting say firearms used in the incident are linked to people and agencies beyond the suspects. The Philippine National Police (PNP) and Police Regional Office Eastern Visayas (PRO 8) report that two teenage suspects are in custody and that authorities recovered a .38 caliber revolver and a 9mm pistol from them. Police say the 9mm Glock was verified as belonging to, or being issued to, a policewoman assigned to PRO 8, who is identified as an aunt of one of the suspects. For the .38 revolver, the PNP says the serial number was traced to a Cebu City-based security agency, with information indicating the weapon was deployed in Bohol rather than in Tacloban. Separate reporting in the probe also cites investigators uncovering an unusual lead involving two firearms with the same serial number—one allegedly connected to a teenage suspect and another registered to the Cebu security agency and used in Bohol. Authorities further state that one suspect’s grandfather previously worked as a security guard for the agency associated with the registered firearm.