Miyembro ng PAOCC na nasapul sa CCTV na nagbulsa umano ng cellphone, relieved na at iimbestigahan

- Another member of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission or PAOCC was relieved

- In a CCTV footage taken from the BPO that they raided in Bataan, a member of PAOCC was seen allegedly getting a mobile phone from a certain room and putting it in his pocket

- The owner of the phone bravely confronted the PAOCC member and asked him who he informed about the confiscation of his phone to which the member answered there's none

- She was able to retrieve her phone which was then turned off, meanwhile, the PAOCC member will face administrative investigation

Another member of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) has been relieved of duty.

CCTV footage from the BPO they raided in Bataan showed a PAOCC member allegedly taking a mobile phone from a room and placing it in his pocket.

The phone’s owner bravely confronted the PAOCC member, asking who he had informed about the phone's confiscation, to which he admitted there was none.

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The owner managed to recover her phone, which had been turned off at the time.

In a report on 24-Oras by GMA, the PAOCC member is now set to face an administrative investigation.

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In a previous report by KAMI, a PAOCC official was meted out with a suspension order after an alleged video of him slapping a janitor of a BPO they raided went viral. Winston Casio, the spokesperson of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC), was ordered relieved of his duties pending the agency’s investigation of the alleged incident. In the video that recently went viral, Casio can be seen standing in front of another man, presumably the janitor of the BPO they raided. Casio has since then addressed the issue of the alleged slapping incident in a November 5 morning interview with ABS-CBN News.

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In relation to this, Winston Casio, the recently relieved Spokesperson of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission has already apologized for what he has done. In an exclusive phone interview, Casio said that he went "overboard" with his actions. It can be recalled that a video of him presumably slapping a man circulated online, which led to him being relieved of his duties. Additionally, the former PAOCC SPOX also noted that the man allegedly disrespected the media, the office which they represent, and the president himself.

Source: KAMI.com.gh