The Philippine National Police (PNP) is hoping to get a lead on the mastermind within the instances of lacking sabungeros or cockfighting after the arrest of six suspects in Parañaque City.
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Police General Benjamin Acorda stated among the arrested suspects are keen to reveal additional data on the matter.
He additionally stated that the house owners of the homes the place the suspects have been nabbed may additionally probably face complaints of obstruction of justice if confirmed that they sheltered the suspects.
Meanwhile, in keeping with Marisol Abdurahman’s report on 24 Oras on Saturday, one of many companions of the lacking sabungeros believes that the arrest might have been “planted” as a part of efforts to dismiss the instances.
The arrested suspects have been recognized as Julie Patidongan, Carlo Zabala, Virgilio Bayog, Roberto Matillano, Jr., Johnry Consolacion, and Gleer Codilla may need been planted.
GMA Integrated News tried to succeed in out to the arrested suspects, however they refused to remark.
Their lawyer, Atty. Angelo Santos, nevertheless, denied the declare.
“Evidently, such allegation is not true. They were arrested by virtue of a warrant of arrest and now detained,” Santos stated.
Santos stated he has not but spoken to his purchasers following their arrest in two totally different subdivisions in Parañaque. He additionally declined to remark additional because the instances in opposition to his purchasers are nonetheless pending in courtroom.
According to a separate report by Mav Gonzales, the suspects, who have been former safety guards, are at the moment detained on the CIDG Region 4A.
the PNP-CIDG situated the whereabouts of the suspects by way of an informant. The suspects have been arrested following a two-month surveillance operation.
The households of lacking sabungeros John Claude Inonog, Rondel Cristorum, Mark Joseph Velasco, Rowel Gomez, and brothers James Baccay and Marlon Baccay filed formal complaints in opposition to the six safety officers on the Manila Arena over their disappearance in January 2022.
Complaints for six counts of kidnapping and critical unlawful detention have been filed on March 18, 2022 in opposition to the six suspects earlier than the Department of Justice.
The PNP inspired anybody with data concerning the case to method them, including that they are going to guarantee their safety as soon as they arrive out within the open. —Jamil Santos/ VAL, GMA Integrated News
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