Davao Area. INQUIRER FILES
MANILA, Philippines — The director of Davao Area police was relieved from his submit as controversies surrounded the serving of arrest warrants towards fugitive televangelist Apollo Quiboloy and 5 others final June 10.
Police Regional Workplace (PRO) 11-Public Info Workplace chief Main Catherine Dela Rey advised INQUIRER.web that an order for the discharge of Brig. Gen. Aligre Martinez is already in impact.
“Could aid order na po efficient as we speak, June 14, 2024, concurrent RD ng PRO 11 na si Police Brig. Gen. Aligre Martinez,” dela Rey mentioned in a cellphone interview.
(A aid order is efficient as we speak, June 14, 2024, for concurrent RD of PRO 11 Police Brig. Gen. Aligre Martinez.)
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“Ang papalit po sa kanya ay si Police Brig Gen. Nicolas Torre III, his final project po ay from the communications and electronics service po,” she added.
(He will probably be changed by Police Brig Gen. Nicolas Torre III, who was final assigned to PNP’s communications and electronics service.)
Torre was the chief of the Quezon Metropolis Police District who resigned on August 30, 2023, after receiving backlash for holding a press convention with dismissed policeman, Wilfredo Gonzales, who was caught on video threatening a bike owner with a gun.
Dela Rey mentioned they’ve but to obtain info on why Martinez was relieved, however the order got here after Quiboloy’s camp issued a press release claiming that authorities “attacked” their Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) compounds in Davao Metropolis with “pointless and unrestrained pressure.”
However the PNP has maintained that the June 10 regulation enforcement operation towards Quiboloy and his subordinates in Davao Metropolis was performed “in strict compliance with its authorized safety protocols.”
It added that the service of the arrest warrants didn’t trigger any hurt to anybody.
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On April 3, a Davao Regional Trial Court docket ordered the arrest of Quiboloy and his males, specifically, Cresente Canada, Paulene Canada, Ingrid Canada, Sylvia Camanes, and Jackiely Roy, over prices of violating Republic Act 7610, or the Anti-Youngster Abuse Legislation, particularly the availability on sexual abuse of minors and maltreatment.
A Pasig Metropolis court docket likewise issued an arrest warrant on Quiboloy, who has been claiming to be the “appointed son of God,” for a non-bailable offense of certified human trafficking on April 11.
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Additionally, a Senate panel investigating the alleged felony offenses of Quiboloy and KJC launched an arrest order towards him for his repeated failure to attend the probe.
