Parents of Quiboloy’s minor victims to be charged

- Advertisement -

The Philippine National Police (PNP) will be filing charges against the parents of minor victims who were allegedly abused by Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.

According to PNP spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo, the parents of the abused children were members of the KOJC and were aware that their underage children, as young as 12 and 13 years old, were being taken to the pastor’s room.

- Advertisement -

Col. Fajardo expressed disbelief at the parents’ willingness to turn a blind eye to such acts in the name of their faith, stating that it was wrong and that no parent should allow anyone to exploit their children.

The PNP official further stated that if sexual abuse against the victims is proven, their parents will also face legal consequences.

Meanwhile, PNP chief Gen. Rommel Marbil previously mentioned that several minors approached the police during their 16-day search of the KOJC compound in Davao City to seek help.

Col. Fajardo said that the PNP is now in the process of documenting the statements of the new victims and will be filing additional charges against the detained pastor, in addition to the ongoing legal proceedings.

- Advertisement -

Latest

DFA confirms second Filipino fatality in Myanmar earthquake

MANILA — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on...

Ashfall Suspected to Clog Springs, Cuts Water Supply in La Carlota City

The water supply in La Carlota City was disrupted...

P40.8M Worth of Suspected Shabu Seized in Twin Drug Operations Across Negros

Authorities seized a combined estimated value of ₱40.8 million...

Three Injured as Sedan Overturns in Four-Vehicle Collision

Three people sustained injuries after a four-vehicle collision along...

DSWD Appeals for Volunteers to Pack Food Aid for Kanlaon Evacuees

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has...

Newsletter

PH Consulate in Milan urges Filipinos to follow park rules amid complaints

MILAN, Italy — The Philippine Consulate General in Milan has issued a stern warning to Filipinos in the city following complaints from local residents...

De Lima Says Constitution, Not Supreme Court, Should Compel Congress to Pass Anti-Dynasty Law

Former Senator Leila De Lima believes that it is the Constitution—not the Supreme Court—that should compel lawmakers to pass legislation banning political dynasties. De Lima...

Grandfather Shoots Granddaughter’s Boyfriend, Mistaking Him for a Thief

An 83-year-old grandfather allegedly shot and killed his granddaughter’s boyfriend after mistakenly thinking he was attempting to steal from their home in Valencia, Negros...