Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) chief Persida Acosta on Thursday stated the company is not going to assist fraternity members linked to the hazing of Adamson University scholar John Matthew Salilig as a consequence of battle of curiosity.
At a press convention, Acosta stated the household of Salilig and one other hazing sufferer in Cebu had already approached PAO for assist.
“Hindi namin sila tutulungan, conflict of interest. Lumapit sila sa mga private lawyers. Ang lakas ng loob nilang mangbugbog tapos ngayon lalapit sa PAO? Eh, nauna yung biktima eh,” Acosta stated.
(We is not going to assist them, battle of curiosity. They ought to strategy non-public attorneys. They’re so gutsy when beating somebody up and now they wish to strategy PAO? The sufferer approached first.)
“Oh, bakit natin papayagan na mag PAO vs. PAO. Conflict yan. Lumapit sila, humanap sila. Kaya kayo gagawa kayo ng krimen tapos gusto niyo PAO, pagtanggol kayo,” she added.
(Why ought to we permit it to be PAO vs. PAO. That is battle. They ought to search another person. They will commit crimes after which they need PAO to defend them?)
Acosta issued the comment when requested what PAO will do ought to the individuals of curiosity strategy PAO for attorneys.
On Tuesday, the physique of Salilig, 24, was present in a shallow grave in Imus, Cavite, greater than every week after he was final seen alive.
“Dapat kaso nila murder. Lalo yan ibinaon, inilbing, aba’y concealment of the corpus delicti. Sino matutuwa diyan?” Acosta stated.
(They ought to be charged with homicide. They buried the physique, there was concealment of the corpus delicti. Who might be pleased with this?)
On Wednesday, a fraternity neophyte positively recognized six individuals of curiosity allegedly concerned within the hazing. All are members of the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity.
Police on early Thursday escorted the six individuals of curiosity to the Departm ent of Justice prosecution constructing for inquest proceedings.
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— Joahna Lei Casilao (@joahnacasilao) March 2, 2023
Meanwhile, Acosta stated she is going to award the police personnel in Imus.
“Eh, kailangan ang ating law enforces kumilos. Kaya nga yung kapulisan natin, bibigyan natin ng premyo yang mga pulis Imus na yan. Bibigyan natin ng premyo yan. Ang bibilis kumilos,” she stated.
(We want legislation enforcement to behave. So we are going to reward the Imus police. We will reward them. They act quick.)
She stated there’s additionally no implementation of the Anti-Hazing Law and that it ought to be revisited.
“Para sa akin kulang, walang pangil, at implementasyon. May penalty diyan eh. Pero walang implementation. At pag dating sa husgado dapat yung batas, ‘yung ngipin ng batas, hindi pabababain ang sitensya,” she stated.
(It is missing for me, there isn’t any chunk and implementation. There’s a penalty there. But there’s no implementation. The courts mustn’t decrease the penalties.)
Several senators have known as for the total implementation of the Anti-Hazing Law after the loss of life of Salilig. — RSJ, GMA Integrated News
Source: www.gmanetwork.com
