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MMDA bans ‘personal’ vlogging of operations
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has banned its employees and the public from personally vlogging or documenting its operations on social media.
MMDA chief Romando Artes issued the order, stating that the agency will now be solely responsible for sharing photos and videos of operations through its official social media channels.
This directive was prompted by an incident where an MMDA official, Gabriel Go, was caught on video berating and issuing a ticket to a Quezon City police captain for a traffic violation.
The police captain was allegedly shamed in the video, leading to a cyber libel complaint filed by the captain against Go.
Napolcom Commissioner Ralph Calinisan also called out Go for the incident.
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MMDA Chairman Don Artes vowed disciplinary action against MMDA Special Operations Group Task Force head Gabriel Go following a viral road rage incident involving a Quezon City cop.
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Police Captain Erik Felipe has filed a cyber libel case against MMDA Special Operations Group - Strike Force head Gabriel Go, stemming from a viral video Go uploaded.
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Gabriel Go, head of the MMDA's Special Operations Group-Strike Force, will retain his position following a viral altercation with a police officer.
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A police captain, identified as Police Captain Erik Felipe of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD), is planning to file complaints against MMDA Special Operations Group chief Gabriel Go.
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