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- A woman ended up being arrested after she tried to bribe police officers who arrested her husband
- She was with two other women, who were later allowed to go free
- In the report of Unang Balita of GMA News, PCpt. Miko Arellano stated that one of the arresting officers revealed that he was being bribed with a certain amount in exchange for the release of a person involved in dr&gs
- The woman even claimed that the "bribe" aspect was taught to her by a relative who allegedly works for the government
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A woman was taken into custody after attempting to bribe police officers in exchange for the release of her husband, who had been arrested on dr*g-related charges.
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According to a report from Unang Balita on GMA News, the suspect was accompanied by two other women at the police station.
However, only she was detained, while the other two were allowed to go free.
PCpt. Miko Arellano stated that one of the arresting officers reported being offered a certain amount of money to secure the release of the suspect’s husband.
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The man had been previously apprehended for playing cara y cruz (a coin betting game), during which authorities discovered P59,000 worth of illegal substances in his possession.
The woman reportedly justified her actions by claiming that a relative, who allegedly works for the government, had taught her how to offer bribes in such situations.
Despite this claim, the police proceeded with her arrest and are now investigating the matter further.
Bribery is a serious offense under Philippine law, and authorities continue to crack down on corruption and illegal dr*g activities.
As of now, both the woman and her husband remain in custody, while police conduct further investigations into the case and the alleged involvement of the government employee mentioned in her statement.
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 to just about simply everyone.
In news abroad, a four-year-old boy in Wisconsin, USA, got some police officers scrambling after getting a 911 dispatch call. The boy apparently called 911 to report the supposed “bad behavior” of his mom. This prompted Village of Mount Pleasant police officers to pay a visit to the kid’s home. It turned out that the “bad behavior” he reported was about something he thought his mother failed to give him.
Meanwhile, in news back home, Sen. Imee Marcos released an official statement concerning the arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte. She is calling for a probe on the arrest and would want to establish whether due process was followed in his arrest. The senator also said that she is inviting key officials and agencies including officials from the PNP, OTS-DOTr and a lot more. The senator said that such critical concerns regarding the country's jurisdiction and the policies concerning law enforcement agencies must be addressed.
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