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Sara’s prosecution eyed over kill remark
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating Vice President Sara Duterte's alleged remark about hiring someone to kill President Marcos Jr. and members of his family.
Presidential Communications Secretary Cesar Chavez confirmed the investigation is ongoing and stated that prosecution could result if evidence warrants it.
The DOJ is ready and willing to hear any complaint that may be filed by law enforcement agencies against anyone involved.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) or the police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) are expected to conclude their investigations before filing any complaints.
The DOJ assured that all parties will be given the chance to present their evidence and defense if a complaint is filed.
Vice President Duterte made the controversial remark during a press conference, claiming she was the subject of an assassination plot and had instructed a security team member to kill the President should it succeed.
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