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- A policeman allegedly forcibly entered a house past 1 am
- GMA News' report on the incident showed a video footage taken by one of the residents in the house
- A young man, whose age and identity were not disclosed by GMA, in an interview, said that they were allegedly hurt by the police officer including their grandmother
- The suspect, identified as a staff sergeant, was eventually arrested and would be facing different charges
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A police officer is facing multiple charges after allegedly breaking into a residence past 1 a.m. and assaulting its occupants. 
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The incident, which occurred in Quezon City, was captured on video by one of the residents and was featured in a report by GMA News.
In the footage, the suspect—identified as a staff sergeant—can be seen allegedly forcing his way into the house.
During an interview, a young man, whose name and age were not disclosed, claimed that the officer physically hurt them, including their elderly grandmother.
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The video quickly circulated online, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Authorities confirmed that the suspect was arrested by his fellow officers and is now facing several charges.
These include violation of Republic Act 7610, which protects children from abuse, exploitation, and discrimination, as well as charges of physical injuries under the Revised Penal Code, and grave threats.
The suspect refused to give a statement regarding the incident.
As a result of the controversy and the seriousness of the allegations, Quezon City Police District (QCPD) Director Brigadier General Melecio Buslig was relieved from his post. The Philippine National Police (PNP) noted that such acts are not tolerated.
The incident raises serious concerns over police conduct and the abuse of power, as authorities stress that no one is above the law—even those sworn to uphold it.
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.
In other news, a riding in tandem robbed a parked car in Brgy. 756 Sta. Ana, Manila. The car is owned by the son of radio DJ John Gemperle, more popularly known as Papa Jackson. Based on the CCTV footage shared by GMA News, the suspects initially tried to check out the interiors of the car, and checked if anyone was looking. Thereafter, one of the suspects broke the window, got inside the car, took a laptop, hard disk and P5,000 cash.
Still in other news, a 43-year-old rider of a motorcycle taxi was stabbed by the passenger who booked him for a ride. According to the report of Unang Balita of GMA Integrated News, the passenger was from Recto Ave. and asked the rider to bring him to the place where the stabbing incident happened. The victim sustained multiple stab wounds, and the incident happened in Quezon City around 5 a.m. A resident sought the help for the rider, and barangay personnel immediately brought him to the hospital.
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