PNP eyes possible raps against KOJC officials

Raya Capulong

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MANILA &mdash; Among those who may face obstruction of justice complaints from the Philippine National Police (PNP) are some officials of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) and legal representatives for allegedly hiding Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.&ldquo;Definitely doon po sa side nila ay may mga identified na KOJC officers po kasama na siguro yung mga legal representatives po nya na very vocal from the start na wala po doon sa loob si Pastor Quiboloy but alam natin na nakita po at corner po doon sa loob,&quot; PNP PIO acting chief and spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo said during a press briefing at Camp Crame on Monday afternoon.According to Fajardo, the PNP has formed a special investigation team led by the CIDG focused on case buildup and identifying those who will be charged.&quot;Without naming names, siguro ito yung nakikita natin na mga pangalan na mga nagsasalita talaga na sabi ko nga ay vocal na nagsasabi na wala doon they might be included dito po sa kasong obstructuon of justice,&rdquo; Fajardo said.The PNP also confirmed that the term &quot;angels of death&quot; refers to individuals reportedly used as a threat on alleged victims of Quiboloy if they do not comply with a &quot;code of secrecy&quot;.Fajardo said that they are investigating some armed groups that are allegedly part of Quiboloy&#39;s private army, known as the &quot;angels of death.&quot;&quot;Yung angels of death ay hindi lamang figurative speech, existing itong mga taong ito at meron na tayong na identify na mga pangalan&hellip;. We will be requesting the firearms and explosives office for the revocation ng kanilang LTOPF at firearms registration po,&ldquo; Fajardo said.There are two more alleged victims who want to file complaints against Quiboloy, and they are currently undergoing documentation, police said.The PNP is also studying the implementation of rescue operations and is coordinating with the DSWD regarding other alleged victims inside the KOJC compound.&ldquo;Nakausap na po initially itong dalawang sinasabing biktima na nagpahayag po ng kanilang intensyon para magsampa ng kaso laban dito kay Apollo Quiboloy na sinasabing isa sila sa biktima na sinasabing ginamit mula ng sila ay muses pa po,&quot; Fajardo said.Meanwhile, the medical assessment and evaluation conducted by the PNP General Hospital on Quiboloy has been completed, but it cannot be made public yet as it will be submitted to the court, according to Fajardo.The court ordered the pastor to undergo a medical assessment after his camp requested that he be placed under hospital arrest in Davao due to an alleged existing medical condition.

The PNP also confirmed that the term &quot;angels of death&quot; refers to individuals reportedly used as a threat on alleged victims of Quiboloy if they do not comply with a &quot;code of secrecy&quot;.Fajardo said that they are investigating some armed groups that are allegedly part of Quiboloy&#39;s private army, known as the &quot;angels of death.&quot;&quot;Yung angels of death ay hindi lamang figurative speech, existing itong mga taong ito at meron na tayong na identify na mga pangalan&hellip;. We will be requesting the firearms and explosives office for the revocation ng kanilang LTOPF at firearms registration po,&ldquo; Fajardo said.There are two more alleged victims who want to file complaints against Quiboloy, and they are currently undergoing documentation, police said.The PNP is also studying the implementation of rescue operations and is coordinating with the DSWD regarding other alleged victims inside the KOJC compound.&ldquo;Nakausap na po initially itong dalawang sinasabing biktima na nagpahayag po ng kanilang intensyon para magsampa ng kaso laban dito kay Apollo Quiboloy na sinasabing isa sila sa biktima na sinasabing ginamit mula ng sila ay muses pa po,&quot; Fajardo said.Meanwhile, the medical assessment and evaluation conducted by the PNP General Hospital on Quiboloy has been completed, but it cannot be made public yet as it will be submitted to the court, according to Fajardo.The court ordered the pastor to undergo a medical assessment after his camp requested that he be placed under hospital arrest in Davao due to an alleged existing medical condition.

According to Fajardo, the PNP has formed a special investigation team led by the CIDG focused on case buildup and identifying those who will be charged.&quot;Without naming names, siguro ito yung nakikita natin na mga pangalan na mga nagsasalita talaga na sabi ko nga ay vocal na nagsasabi na wala doon they might be included dito po sa kasong obstructuon of justice,&rdquo; Fajardo said.

MANILA &mdash; Among those who may face obstruction of justice complaints from the Philippine National Police (PNP) are some officials of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) and legal representatives for allegedly hiding Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.&ldquo;Definitely doon po sa side nila ay may mga identified na KOJC officers po kasama na siguro yung mga legal representatives po nya na very vocal from the start na wala po doon sa loob si Pastor Quiboloy but alam natin na nakita po at corner po doon sa loob,&quot; PNP PIO acting chief and spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo said during a press briefing at Camp Crame on Monday afternoon.

Among those who may face obstruction of justice complaints from the Philippine National Police (PNP) are some officials of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ and legal representatives for allegedly hiding Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.

Among those who may face obstruction of justice complaints from the Philippine National Police (PNP) are some officials of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ and legal representatives for allegedly hiding Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.

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PNP eyes possible raps against KOJC officials

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