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Rizal's top fugitive nabbed in Jala-jala
Ferdinand Viloria y Gatmin, the Top 2 Most Wanted Person at the municipal level in Bataan, was arrested in Olongapo City for child abuse charges.
The 68-year-old suspect is facing two counts of violating Republic Act 7610, also known as the "Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act."
The successful operation was a collaborative effort involving several police units from Bataan and Olongapo City.
Viloria, who also goes by the alias Ferdinand Garmin Villoria, was apprehended based on a warrant issued on September 9 by RTC Branch 73 in Olongapo City.
A bail of Php 200,000.00 has been recommended for his temporary release.
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