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PNP: Charges filed vs 6 Quiboloy followers over alleged assault
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.
The incident occurred on June 13 in Davao City at Glory Mountain.
The six KJC members are now facing charges of obstruction of justice, illegal possession of bladed, pointed, or blunt weapons, and disobedience of lawful orders.
Police stated the individuals were armed with bolo knives and a gun during the confrontation.
Simultaneous operations were conducted on June 10 at KJC properties in Davao City believed to be frequented by Quiboloy.
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