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Duterte threatens legal action vs. ‘illegal raid’ on Quiboloy properties
Former President Rodrigo Duterte announced his intention to pursue legal action against law enforcers who allegedly used excessive force when serving an arrest warrant against Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and others.
Duterte stated that his role as Administrator of Church Properties necessitates taking action, despite his past support for the police and military.
He directed the preparation of affidavits from KOJC members who were harmed and traumatized during the incident, along with an inventory of damaged church properties.
The former President believes the worldwide broadcast of the raid created a negative impression of the Philippines as a police state that disregards the law and religious institutions.
Duterte emphasized the need to rectify the alleged violation of fundamental rights and provide legal remedies.
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Former President Rodrigo Duterte strongly condemned the "excessive and unnecessary force" used by police officers in serving arrest warrants against Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and five others in Davao City.
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Vice President Sara Duterte has urged law enforcers to exercise the rule of law humanely and with caution, particularly after the issuance of an arrest warrant against Apollo Quiboloy, the leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC).
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The Philippine National Police's Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG) attempted to serve an arrest warrant against Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) leader Apollo Quiboloy at his property in Davao City.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has filed criminal charges against six members of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) for allegedly attempting to attack police officers serving arrest warrants for Apollo Quiboloy and others.
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Over 100 police officers entered the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) compound in Davao City to serve arrest warrants against its leader Apollo Quiboloy, who faces non-bailable charges of human trafficking and child abuse.
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