3 personnel of Quiboloy facing child abuse case arrested by NBI

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DAVAO CITY — (UPDATED) The National Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday has arrested the three personnel of Apollo Quiboloy who stands as co-accused in child abuse case filed against the leader of Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

According to NBI Director Archie Albao, the three were arrested in different places, one in Island garden City of Samal, one inside the Jose Maria College Compound and one in Barangay Tamayong this city.

The arrest was in compliance with the warrant of arrest issued by Judge Dante Baquio of the Regional Trial Court Branch 12.

The six were identified as Apollo Quiboloy, Jakielyn Roy, Cresente Canada, Ingrid Canada, Paulene Canada and Sylvia Semañez

Albao identified the arrested suspects as Paulene Chavez Canada, Sylvia Calija Cemañez and Cresente Chavez Canada.

The three arrested individuals posted P80,000 each as bail bond for their temporary freedom and will be released anytime tonight.

While Quiboloy, Jakielyn Roy and Ingrid Canda remain at-large. The court sets P80,000 bail bond for each accused.

However, the court set P200,000.00 bail in one of the two cases filed against the pastor while the other case was set at P80,000.

Editha Z. Caduaya
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Edith Z Caduaya studied Bachelor of Science in Development Communication at the University of Southern Mindanao. The chairperson of Mindanao Independent Press Council (MIPC) Inc.
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