Duterte orders Año to file raps vs Garins for mauling cop | Inquirer News

Duterte orders Año to file raps vs Garins for mauling cop

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 12:40 AM December 27, 2018

Oscar "Richard" Garin Jr. - Federico Macaya

PO3 Federico Macaya Jr., 41, (right) whose left face is swollen after he was allegedly mauled by Iloilo Rep Richard Garin (left). (Photo courtesy of RMN-Iloilo)

MANILA, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte ordered a police officer to file a complaint against Iloilo Rep. Oscar “Richard” Garin Jr. and his father, Guimbal Mayor Oscar Garin, for allegedly beating, slapping and pointing a gun at him.

Police said father and son allegedly summoned PO3 Federico Macaya of the Guimbal Municipal Police Station to the Guimbal Public Plaza in Iloilo.

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The Garins allegedly disarmed the police officer, conducted a body search on him, handcuffed him, seized his belongings, and while being held at gunpoint, hit him.

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“Kung may kasalanan man ang police, its not a reason especially a police officer na bugbugin mo, so I will look into it,” Duterte told reporters in Albay after visiting the wake of Rep. Rodel Batocabe.

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“So they will have to file the case, direct assault, we will file charges,” the President added.

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He ordered Interior Secretary Eduardo Año to look into the incident and file proper charges against the lawmakers.

“I will ask General Año to take a look, investigate. But I am not urging him, I am ordering him to file a case agaisnt the two,” he said. /atm

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