Daraga mayor asks gov't to review evidence on Batocabe murder case | Inquirer News

Daraga mayor asks gov’t to review evidence on Batocabe murder case

/ 03:13 PM April 12, 2019

Daraga mayor asks gov't to review evidence on murder case

Daraga Mayor Carlwyn Baldo. (Photo from his Facebook account)

MANILA, Philippines — Daraga Mayor Carlwyn Baldo has called on President Rodrigo Duterte and Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra to look into the pieces of evidence linking him to the murder of Ako Bicol Rep. Rodel Batocabe.

During a press conference on Friday, Baldo asked the two officials to review the physical evidence gathered by authorities in coonection with the death of Batocabe.

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“Nananawagan po ako sa ating kinauukulan, lalo’t higit sa lahat sa ating Pangulong Duterte at sa ating Secretary of Justice Menardo Guevarra na bigyan ng pagkakataon basahin at reviewhing mabuti and kasong ito, lalo’t higit ang mga nakalap na physical evidence ng PNP (Philippine National Police) at tukuyin kung sino talaga and mga taong nasa likod nito,” he said.

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“Habang lumalapit ang eleksyon ay dumadami ang intelligence report na nagsasabing nais akong patahimikin,” he added.

Earlier, Department of Justice (DOJ) filed charges of murder and attempted murder against Baldo for Batocabe’s killing in December 2018.

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READ: Baldo indicted for Batocabe killing – DOJ 

Two counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder were also filed against the alleged hitmen namely Christopher Naval, Emmanuel Rosello, Jaywin Babor, Henry Yuson, and Rolando Arimado. /jpv

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