Construction worker, arrested for allegedly molesting his 16-year-old stepdaughter
• A 43-year-old construction worker was arrested for allegedly molesting his stepdaughter
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• Police served an arrest warrant for lascivious conduct under RA 7610
• The suspect was found at his job site in Quezon City after trying to hide his identity
• The victim said the incident happened while the suspect was drunk
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A 43-year-old construction worker was arrested in Jalajala, Rizal for allegedly molesting his stepdaughter.
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In a report on Unang Balita, police from the La Loma Police Station served the arrest warrant against the suspect for lascivious conduct in relation to Republic Act 7610, which focuses on protecting children against abuse and exploitation.
The suspect was found while working at a carpentry job along Banawe Street in Quezon City.
According to Police Lieutenant Colonel Jose Luis Aguirre, their confidential informant reported that the suspect had been taking carpentry work in the area near NS Amoranto to hide and avoid recognition. Police waited for the right time and arrested him on site.
Based on the victim’s statement, the suspect allegedly molested her in January while he was very drunk.
She was able to escape and immediately told her mother about what happened. The mother then sought help, which led to the filing of the case.
The suspect refused to give a detailed statement and only said he had “no comment.” He also denied that he was hiding from authorities.
Police have already processed the return of the warrant and are now waiting for the court to issue the commitment order so he can be formally turned over to detention.
The case will proceed in court, while the victim is expected to receive support and protection.
Watch the report in the video below:
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