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Whistleblower in missing sabungeros case now under PNP protection
A self-proclaimed whistleblower, alias Totoy, whose real name is Julie Dondon Patidongan, is now under the protective custody of the Philippine National Police (PNP).
He is applying for the Witness Protection Program, with a potential transfer to the Department of Justice (DOJ) if he qualifies.
PNP chief Gen. Nicholas Torre affirmed the police's commitment to solving the case of the missing sabungeros, deeming the incidents heinous.
Fifteen police officers are also under restrictive custody due to alleged involvement in the disappearance of cockfight enthusiasts.
The PNP is collaborating with the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) for a transparent and impartial investigation.
The highest-ranking officer among the police personnel in custody is a lieutenant colonel.
Information suggests that Taal may not be the only area where the missing sabungeros were disposed of.
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Fifteen police officers are currently under restrictive custody in Camp Crame, Quezon City, facing investigation for their alleged involvement in the disappearance of cockfighting aficionados.
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The National Police Commission (Napolcom) supports placing 15 police officers suspected of involvement in the abduction of cockfighting enthusiasts into restrictive custody at Camp Crame.
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Fifteen police officers, including a lieutenant colonel, have been placed under restrictive custody at Camp Crame as part of the investigation into the disappearance of cockfight aficionados.
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The National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) is urging whistleblower Julie "Dondon" Patidongan, also known as alias Totoy, to file a complaint affidavit with the agency regarding his claims of police involvement in the disappearance of cockfight enthusiasts, or sabungeros.
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