Cops in Davao Occidental pour spiced vinegar on genitals of teenage boy and his father

Cops in Davao Occidental pour spiced vinegar on genitals of teenage boy and his father

Cops in Davao Occidental pour spiced vinegar on genitals of teenage boy and his father

Nine cops are underneath investigation after they allegedly poured spiced vinegar on the genitals of a 16-year-old boy and his father.

According to a report in “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho,” the incident occurred in Don Marcelino in Davao Occidental. The boy, “Emerson”, was truly working away from his father, for worry of being overwhelmed up.

“Emerson” shared that at previous 7 p.m. on Tuesday, his father “Rey” got here dwelling drunk. The two of them obtained into an argument. As the combat obtained heated, “Emerson” ran off.

“Hinabol niya ako ng pamalo kaya humingi ako ng tulong,” he informed KMJS.
(“He was going to hit me, so I sought help.”)

In an effort to hunt assist, “Emerson” headed to the third platoon 1st Davao Occidental Provincial Mobile Force Company. However, as a result of he was frazzled, he went contained in the cops’ break room as an alternative of the service desk.

“Rey” managed to catch as much as “Emerson” on the break room. However, as an alternative of aiding “Emerson”, the cops led them each right into a room.

“Natakot po ako kasi pinatay nila ang ilaw,” “Emerson” mentioned. “Kaming dalawa pinapasok sa kwarto. Sabi po nila papatikimin nila ako ng sinamak, niyuyugyug po nila.”

(“They turned off the lights and told us to get into the room. They had spiced vinegar in their hands and told us that they’d have us taste the spiced vinegar.”)

According to “Emerson”, as soon as he and “Rey” have been within the room, the cops ordered them to take away their shorts.

The cops then allegedly poured the spiced vinegar on their delicate components.

“Sabi ko ‘Sir, tama na!’ Kasi hindi ko na kaya ang anghang na masyado,” “Emerson” mentioned.

(“I asked them to stop because it was starting to hurt.”)

“Gusto ko na po lumabas kasi wala pa po akong kain nu’n pero ayaw nila po akong lumabas tapos tawa sila nang tawa,” he added.

(“I wanted to get out but they wouldn’t let me. They just kept laughing.”)

Eventually, they have been launched. “Rey” then disappeared, and to this point, has but to be discovered.

“Emerson” then went to rinse himself.

“Pagdating ko po sa bahay hindi ko na po kayang maglakad,” he recalled.
(“When I got home, I could barely walk.”)

For two days, “Emerson” struggled to stroll. He additionally had problem in peeing.
His grandmother “Cora” was livid over the incident.

“Mabait ang apo ko. Ang sakit isipin sa mga pulis diyan. Humingi ako ng tulong sa kanila tapos ‘yun ang ginawa nila sa apo ko,” she mentioned.

(“My grandson didn’t do anything wrong. He asked help from the police, but they did this to him instead.”)

Because they not knew who to show to, Emerson’s aunt “Blessie” determined to add the video on Facebook. The put up has since gone viral.

The incident has reached Emerson’s mom “Linda” who works as a utility employees in Digos City.

“Hindi ko talaga inakala Ma’am, na ‘yan ‘yung gagawin ng pulis sa anak ko nanghingi ng tulong na ganyan yung gagawin niya sa anak ko,” she informed KMJS.

“Nu’ng nalaman ko, umuwi ako nu’ng Miyerkules para matulungan ko siya, kasi ang gusto niya talaga Ma’am, ay mag file siya dun sa mga pulis dahil ‘yung gusto niya ay hustisya sa kanya.”

(“I didn’t think that the police would do that to my son. When I found out, I went home to help him file a case against the police.”)

Fortunately, “Emerson” was capable of catch a glimpse of the cops’ faces earlier than they turned off the lights and was capable of determine them.

According to PNP Don Marcelino Officer-in-Chief Arvin Ongcay, the station is conducting its personal investigation.

“Nine sila lahat. ‘Yung bata, dapat protektahan natin na hindi din siya matakot magstand. Nagsagot naman din ang bata na ‘Hindi ako magkamali, siya talaga!'”

However, the suspects declined to provide an interview.

“As of now is restricted pa rin sila, nandun sila sa provincial office ng Davao Occidental. May order na rin na para while on going yung case, doon lang sila sa vicinity ng provincial office. Hindi naman po sila nakakulong kasi hindi pa din sila convicted,” mentioned PNP Don Marcelino Officer-in-Chief Arvin Ongcay

Meanwhile, Atty. Jose Lorenzo Villamor mentioned that there might be grounds for a potential cost of violation of Republic Act 7610, the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act.

In the meantime, KMJS accompanied “Emerson” to the hospital for a checkup. They additionally consulted a psychologist.

Dr. Jon Carandang mentioned that “Emerson” was nonetheless in a “state of shock”.

“Maaaring mawala yung tiwala niya sa tao, maaaring pakiramdam niya na lagi siyang nasa panganib at magbabago yung kanyang behavior. Kailangan niya ng psychotherapy para maiproseso at matulungan siya makapagcope sa mga pang-araw-araw niyang pamumuhay.”

(“He might have difficulty trusting people. He may feel like he’s in danger. He needs psychotherapy to help him process what happened and to help him cope.”)

On Friday, “Emerson” formally filed a criticism towards the suspects on the Department of Justice in Digos City.

Meanwhile, PNP Don Marcelino Officer-in-Chief Arvin Ongcay assured the general public that the incident shall be completely investigated.

“Walang pinipili ang batas. Baka sabihin ‘Ay, hindi ‘yan gugulong kasi kapwa pulis.’ No, mali sila.”

“Marami ang matitino na pulis, minsan nadadamay. Huwag naman i-drag yung buong organization,” he added

(“The law excuses no one. There may be people who could be thinking that nothing would happen after the case is filed. They’re wrong.)

(“There are loads of cops who adhere to moral requirements and this incident doesn’t mirror your complete group.”)

—JCB, GMA Integrated News

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