7 who cursed Duterte in viral pot session video surrender to police | Inquirer News

7 who cursed Duterte in viral pot session video surrender to police

/ 08:36 AM August 29, 2018

The seven men who cursed and taunted President Rodrigo Duterte while smoking marijuana in a pot session video that went viral have surrendered to police, authorities confirmed on Wednesday.

A police report identified the suspects as Comelio Aguilar, 22; Kurt Edison Aflo, 22; Emmanuel Guerrero, 23; Ran-Ran Santos, 23; Cedrick Acharon, 21; Juaneil Arvie Isles, 18; and Randal Louis Roque, 20.

Police said they initially deployed agents on Monday night to conduct surveillance and a possible buy-bust operation at the place where the video was shot but have failed to spot the suspects.

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Six of the suspects then surrendered on Tuesday afternoon to local officials of Barangay Tugatog in Malabon City, who later accompanied them to the police, the report read.

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Police said the six were initially taken under custody of the Scene of the Crime Operatives’ satellite office in Valenzuela City for drug test examination.

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Roque, meanwhile, surrendered early Wednesday morning to authorities. Police said he was fetched by his mother escorted by some policemen in Camarines Sur.

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The seven are now detained at the Malabon City Police Station. /muf

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