Kaso ng kidnapping sa Pilipinas, tumaas mula nang ipasara ng gobyerno ang mga POGO, ayon sa isang grupo

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Tumaas ang mga kaso ng kidnapping sa Pilipinas mula nang ipasara ng gobyerno ang mga POGO, ayon sa isang anti-crime group. Giit ng gobyerno hindi nagpapabaya ang PNP laban sa mga krimen.

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00:00The number of kidnapping cases in the Philippines has increased since the government shut down the POGOs

00:06according to an anti-crime group.

00:08The government's gate does not allow the PNP to fight against the criminals.

00:13Marisol Abduraman has this to say.

00:18Unlike the usual, for the anti-crime advocate Teresita Angsi,

00:23the latest kidnapping of a student who was even handcuffed to be sent to her parents.

00:28Very sadistic type of kidnapping, only this time.

00:32Kidnapping for ransom is not new in the country,

00:35but according to MRPO, this is the first time they encountered something like this

00:40and it was not done to the victim, especially that it was only 14 years old.

00:44It's a very inhumane way of treating the victims and we have never encountered that before.

00:52In the past, the victims were treated like this, where they tortured the victims,

00:58they cut the finger.

01:00Adults and POGO related.

01:02This one is in no way related to the POGOs.

01:05Even the large amount of ransom they are asking for,

01:07only now reached that amount according to Angsi.

01:10An information reached her.

01:12The victim's family knows that the kidnapping has something to do with POGOs.

01:16Because the driver used to work in a very big POGO business in Clark.

01:23And the driver has been with them for only one month.

01:26The same way that we hear POGO victims, POGO hostages,

01:31that they are not paying their debts or something like that.

01:34The same, his treatment and his voice.

01:37The driver is the one who gave the information to the suspects.

01:40He took the child to the hospital.

01:43Along with the continuous effort of the family to recover from his traumatic experience.

01:48But they are not the only ones affected.

01:50The business community is in a panic because this is what they are afraid of.

01:54According to Angsi's group, the Movement for Restoration of Peace and Order,

01:59the number of kidnappings has increased since the POGOs were closed in the country.

02:03In January alone, four were reported.

02:06Most of the perpetrators are still the Chinese syndicates.

02:10The victims are not all POGO-related.

02:13The government is caught flat-footed.

02:16They are not prepared what to do, right?

02:19The Filipino drivers are without jobs.

02:22Not just the Chinese are without jobs.

02:24We have to be more vigilant with these things happening now.

02:28Hi, this is Interior Secretary John V. Cremulia.

02:31The PNP is on top of the situation.

02:34The PNP is not letting go.

02:37We have the tools necessary to fight crime.

02:39The people around me now, I vouch for them.

02:43They are doing a good job.

02:45We will never let down our guard against criminality.

02:48For GMA Integrated News, Marisol Abdurrahman.

02:53For Tuto, 24 hours.

Kaso ng kidnapping sa Pilipinas, tumaas mula nang ipasara ng gobyerno ang mga POGO, ayon sa isang grupo | 24 Oras

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