DAVAO — A total of 21 firearms owned by a village chief in Davao City, who is a co-accused of controversial televangelist Apollo Quiboloy, were surrendered to the authorities on Saturday morning.

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group said it successfully facilitated the surrender of Cresente Canada's firearms, through its flagship program “Oplan Paglalansag Omega”.

The turnover of firearms was done at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) compound in Buhangin, Davao City.

READ: Authorities continue to negotiate with Quiboloy camp for surrender

Canada is the village chief of Barangay Tamayong, where the KOJC Prayer Mountain and Glory Mountain are located. He is also among the co-accused in Quiboloy's child abuse and human trafficking raps.

PNP-CIDG said Quiboloy's legal counsel Atty. Israelito Torreon voluntarily surrendered and turned the following firearms over to police:

 One (1) Unit RMTON .22LR/22MAG Rifle
 One (1) Unit DAEW 12 gauge Shotgun
 One (1) Unit ELISC 5.56 Rifle
 One (1) Unit ARMSCOR 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit SWSN .38 Revolver
 One (1) Unit RMTON .300WIN Small Arm
 One (1) Unit TRUS 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit CZ 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit FNH Cal. 5.7 Pistol
 One (1) Unit COLT Cal. 380 Pistol
 One (1) Unit FNH Cal. 5.7 Pistol
 One (1) Unit GLCK 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit COLT .45 Pistol
 One (1) Unit PARAO .45 Pistol
 One (1) Unit WLTHR .22 Pistol
 One (1) Unit PMS 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit METRILLO 9mm Pistol
 One (1) Unit TAURUS .38SUPER Revolver
 One (1) Unit METRIL .357 Pistol
 One (1) Unit STRYV .45 Pistol
 One (1) Unit CZ 9mm Pistol
 Fourteen (14) pieces of 9mm live ammunition
 Two (2) CZ pistol magazines

PNP-CIDG said all surrendered firearms are now in the custody of CIDG Davao for proper documentation and disposition.

Torreon said Canada decided to entrust all his licensed guns as a gun sports collector to the authorities.

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The Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act authorizes civilians to own and use firearms. Depending on license type, a civilian can as many as 15 firearms.

Collectors, a separate license type, can own more than 15.

"This act is made in order to show good faith that Barangay Captain Canada and the leaders of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ The Name Above Every Name have no intention to use violence as a means to further their lawful and Godly objectives," Torreon said in his Facebook post.

"Barangay Captain Cresente Canada is a licensed sports gun collector yet he has chosen to entrust his guns to police authorities if only to dispel vicious rumours that he is using his guns to protect Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy," he added.

Authorities have not yet located or arrested Quiboloy.