Paghuli ng LTO enforcers sa isang lalaking naka-motorsiklo sa Bohol, viral: "Farmer ako Sir"

- Former Vice Mayor Brian Velasco of Panglao, Bohol is crying for justice for the unjust arrest of his brother Bert Velasco by the Land Transportation Office

- According to Velasco, as reported by Negros News Bites, the statements of the LTO personnel were inconsistent, claiming that his brother went berserk or was showing an aggressive behavior

- The victim was merely sitting on his motorcycle when he was flagged down by the LTO officers, and in the video, one could hear Bert telling the officers, "Farmer ako sir"

- Velasco clarified that his brother would always be bringing a knife because he is a farmer, and yet despite telling the LTO officers that he is a farmer, they opted not to listen to him

Former Vice Mayor Brian Velasco of Panglao, Bohol is calling for justice following the unjust arrest of his brother, Bert Velasco, by the Land Transportation Office (LTO), Negros News Bites reported.

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According to Brian, there were significant inconsistencies in the statements given by the LTO personnel regarding the incident.

The officers claimed that Bert exhibited aggressive behavior and "went berserk," but Brian insists that this was far from the truth.

The situation began when Bert was simply sitting on his motorcycle when he was flagged down by LTO officers.

According to Brian, his brother had not shown any signs of aggression or resistance at that point.

In fact, Bert tried to explain his situation calmly to the officers, telling them that he is a farmer and that he always carries a knife as part of his work.

In the viral video, one could hear Bert saying, "Farmer ako sir."

However, the officers allegedly ignored his explanation and proceeded with the arrest.

Brian Velasco emphasized that his brother’s knife is an essential tool for his farming activities, not a weapon for aggression.

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He expressed his disbelief and frustration that the officers did not take his brother’s explanation into account.

Now, Brian is speaking out, demanding justice for his brother and accountability for the LTO officers involved.

.News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable just about with everyone.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh