DOJ files kidnapping, detention raps vs. 6 over missing sabungeros

DOJ files kidnapping, detention raps vs. 6 over missing sabungeros

DOJ files kidnapping, detention raps vs. 6 over missing sabungeros

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday filed kidnapping and severe unlawful detention expenses in opposition to six people allegedly concerned within the disappearance of six sabungeros in January 2022, in response to Justice spokesperson Mico Clavano.

The data was filed with the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) in opposition to farm supervisor Julie Patidongan, Gleer Codilla, Mark Carlo Zabala, Virgilio Bayog, Johnry Consolacion, and Roberto Matillano Jr.

Clavano stated the prosecutors additionally really useful that no bail be set for the respondents.

“All remain at large. The Department of Justice, therefore, encourages law enforcement agencies to keep a look out for these people,” he stated in a message to reporters.

“We also ask that all those who know or come to know of their whereabouts inform the proper authorities so they may be tried for the crimes charged,” he added.

In December 2022, the DOJ discovered that the six conspired within the kidnapping of John Claude Inonog, James Baccay, Marlon Baccay, Rondel Cristorum, Mark Joseph Velasco, and Rowel Gomez.

The sabungeros left Tanay, Rizal at 1 p.m. on January 13, 2022 to go to the Manila Arena however have been pressured to board a grey van at round 7:30 p.m.—AOL, GMA Integrated News