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Arresting cops visit 3 Quiboloy properties but can’t find him
Approximately 100 police officers raided the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) Compound in Davao City on Monday morning to arrest Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and five others, who are wanted for child abuse, sexual abuse, and qualified trafficking charges.
The arrest warrants were issued by courts in Davao and Pasig.
Quiboloy and his companions were not found at the compound during the operation.
Followers of Quiboloy initially protested at the gate, but the arrest warrants were eventually served peacefully.
Police Major Catherine Dela Rey confirmed that the operation began around 4 a.m.
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