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MMDA decision on Go’s case out Monday
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.
Felipe claims the edited and spliced video damaged his reputation and caused him stress.
Go also faces an administrative case within the MMDA for berating Felipe over a parking violation, an incident that led to the cyber libel complaint.
The MMDA will announce its decision on Go's administrative case on Monday, with MMDA Chairman Romando Artes having signed a resolution on Thursday.
While vloggers are now banned from recording and posting videos of MMDA road clearing operations, media outfits can still cover their official activities.
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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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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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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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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has banned its employees and the public from personally vlogging or documenting its operations on social media.
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