Cavite teen assault case sparks outrage as 14 police officers tagged as suspects

• Fourteen police officers have been identified as suspects in the r@pe of a young woman in Cavite
• The armed group allegedly posed as police from Canlubang before forcing their way into the victim’s home
• Eight suspects have already been arrested, while six others remain at large
• Firearms, ammunition, the victim’s belongings, and suspected illegal dr&gs were recovered from the arrested officers

A shocking incident in Cavite has led to the identification of fourteen police officers as suspects in the assault of a young woman, prompting widespread public condemnation and calls for swift justice.

According to a "24 Oras Weekend" report, initial investigations revealed that the victim had been outside her home when a group of armed men approached her.

The men allegedly introduced themselves as police officers from Canlubang before compelling her to let them enter the house.

Once inside, the suspects reportedly rummaged through the residence, taking the victim’s rings and cellphone.

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What began as an unlawful search quickly escalated into a more violent crime. Investigators said the suspects eventually locked the door of the home, and it was there that the assault took place.

Authorities have since arrested eight of the fourteen suspects during a follow-up operation, while six others remain at large.

The ongoing manhunt reflects the severity of the allegations and the urgency expressed by both law enforcement and the public.

The Police Regional Office IV-A confirmed that the officers involved are assigned to the PNP PDEG SOU4A.

During operations, authorities recovered several firearms and rounds of ammunition, as well as the victim’s cellphone and motorcycle.

Multiple packets of suspected illegal dr&gs were also seized from the suspects, raising further concerns about the nature of their activities.

The arrested officers are expected to face charges of r@pe and robbery in band.

As the investigation continues, the case has intensified scrutiny of police conduct, renewing conversations about accountability and the need for systemic reforms to prevent abuses of power.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh