Two of Alice Guo's companions detained in Indonesia; PNP cites cancelled passports as reason
In a press briefing at Camp Crame, PNP spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo confirmed the information and said that Abalos was referring to Guo’s sister Sheila Guo and Cassandra Ong.
Ong was tagged as the person behind the illegal POGO operation in Porac, Pampanga.
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Ong was tagged as the person behind the illegal POGO operation in Porac, Pampanga.
READ MORE: https://mb.com.ph/2024/8/22/two-of-alice-guo-s-companions-detained-in-indonesia-abalos
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00:00Yes, ma'am, we would like to confirm that the immigration of Indonesia is under custody of Sheila Buo and her partner.
00:19They were held on August 21 at around 6.45am.
00:24And if you may recall, we mentioned before that when I was informed that allegedly Alice Buo and others have already left, our Foreign BSO Division has already worked.
00:41And through our police attaché, we coordinated with our foreign counterparts.
00:47And remember, the Philippine government itself requested for the cancellation of the passport of the alleged individual.
00:56And because of that, since the cancellation of their passport, we noted them and we expect that they will be repatriated back to the Philippines.