Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla on Friday met with the households of lacking sabungeros.
“Basically, it’s a dialogue that occurs each month in order that they will flip to any person for this downside of getting 34 lacking folks,” Remulla stated in an ambush interview on the Department of Justice.
According to the justice secretary, the households had been relieved throughout the assembly as a result of they didn’t need to be “abandoned.”
“The worst that can happen is for the law to abandon people who are trying to get justice. Dapat talaga ongoing ang process of obtaining justice sa bansa natin. That’s why we go to work every day,” he stated.
Remulla stated the division has already raised P5 million of the P6 million reward that was promised to anyone who may assist find the six people linked to a number of lacking sabungeros.
“Well, the P6 million is coming from friends. We have P5 million on hand; we need one more million, but it’s there,” he stated.
He stated that if needed, the P1 million would be charged to taxpayers.
When requested if that they had not obtained any data even after the federal government supplied a bounty, Remulla stated there had been some data despatched to the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, nevertheless it was not correct.
“We just have to wait this out and then just go to work every day until something turns up. Pero may active investigation na ongoing naman,” he stated.
In January, the DOJ filed kidnapping and critical unlawful detention costs towards farm supervisor Julie Patidongan, Gleer Codilla, Mark Carlo Zabala, Virgilio Bayog, Johnry Consolacion, and Roberto Matillano Jr.
This was in reference to the disappearance 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, for Manila Arena however had been compelled to board a grey van at round 7:30 p.m. — VBL, GMA Integrated News
Source: www.gmanetwork.com
