Negros Oriental BM Teves resigns for beating up security guard | Inquirer News

Negros Oriental BM Teves resigns for beating up security guard

/ 10:25 PM March 23, 2022

Negros Oriental BM Teves resigns for beating up security guard

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DUMAGUETE CITY — Negros Oriental Board Member Kurt Matthew Teves has resigned from his post after he was caught on video beating up a security guard of a subdivision in Parañaque City over the weekend.

In a press conference on Wednesday, Teves apologized for the incident.

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“What happened was already done. I was wrong to lay my hands on him. Whatever the reasons are, I should not have hurt him. For that, I offer my sincerest apologies,” he said.

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Teves is an ex-officio member of the provincial board of Negros Oriental and the son of Rep. Arnulfo Teves of Negros Oriental’s third district.

“This incident is entirely on me. I should face it,” he said.

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Teves said if the issue is brought to court, he is willing to accept the consequences of his actions.

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Rep. Teves said he won’t condone what his son has committed.

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“If I want to take sides, I should not have allowed my son to resign or say that he should face the charges that may be filed against him,” he said.

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