Cops arrest 3 women during COVID-19 curfew after Bohol police chief was offered sex
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol—Police arrested three women for being out in the streets during curfew hours and allegedly offering paid sex to the province’s acting chief of police
Col. Jonathan Cabal, acting Bohol provincial police director, said he was on CPG Avenue in the city inspecting his men when a woman approached him to ask if he and his men wanted girls for sex.
Cabal said he immediately ordered the arrest of the woman and two female companions.
“What business do they have here?” Cabal said. “they were really engaged in prostitution. It just so happened that I was the person they talked to,” he said.
One of the women said she was aware of the curfew that was part of measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 but forgot it because she was too drunk.
The nightly curfew in Bohol province prohibits residents from getting out in the streets between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Edited by TSB
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