DOJ ‘not giving up’ on missing sabungeros: Remulla
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DOJ ‘not giving up’ on missing sabungeros: Remulla
Relatives exit the building after meeting with Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla in his office inside the Department of Justice on January 13, 2023. More than a year has passed since the sabungeros went missing as families continue to seek justice. George Calvelo, ABS-CBN News/File

MANILA — Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla assured families of missing sabungeros that the government has not given up on the kidnapping and serious illegal detention cases of their kin.
MANILA — Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla assured families of missing sabungeros that the government has not given up on the kidnapping and serious illegal detention cases of their kin.
Remulla earlier said that the DOJ was taking seriously the statement of one of the accused in the cases that the missing sabungeros were buried in Taal Lake.
Remulla earlier said that the DOJ was taking seriously the statement of one of the accused in the cases that the missing sabungeros were buried in Taal Lake.
“Talagang hindi kami naggi-give up, we have not given up on anything or anybody, ganon lang talaga mabagal minsan ang kaso, ito po ay proseso kinakailangang may ebidensya na makakalap at ginagawa ho namin ang lahat,” he said.
“Talagang hindi kami naggi-give up, we have not given up on anything or anybody, ganon lang talaga mabagal minsan ang kaso, ito po ay proseso kinakailangang may ebidensya na makakalap at ginagawa ho namin ang lahat,” he said.
Without divulging details, Remulla said he was in close coordination with Philippine National Police chief Gen. Nicolas Torre.
Without divulging details, Remulla said he was in close coordination with Philippine National Police chief Gen. Nicolas Torre.
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“Basta ano, we processing the information first pero may arrangement na kami PNP Chief Torre,” Remulla said.
“Basta ano, we processing the information first pero may arrangement na kami PNP Chief Torre,” Remulla said.
Remulla said the testimony of the accused was corroborated by additional evidence.
Remulla said the testimony of the accused was corroborated by additional evidence.
“Meron kaming corroborative evidence na kasama. Basta meron kaming ibang klaseng evidence pa,” he said.
“Meron kaming corroborative evidence na kasama. Basta meron kaming ibang klaseng evidence pa,” he said.
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