Eternal Gardens workers file admin complaint vs. Batangas prosecutors over warrantless arrest, inquest cnnphilippines.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cnnphilippines.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
MEMORIAL park developer Eternal Gardens on Thursday pushed through with the filing of an administrative complaint before the Department of Justice (DOJ) against two Batangas City prosecutors who were linked in the alleged illegal arrest and detention of two of its employees over a missing marble marker. At the same time, Eternal Gardens lawyer Alexis Oco filed an urgent
TWO employees of Eternal Gardens whom the company said were the victims of “unjust arrest” and “illegal detention” were released on Monday (October 16) after three days in detention on the basis of a complaint filed by an officer of the Batangas City Prosecutor's Office for alleged theft of a marble marker. However, the company
TWO employees of Eternal Gardens whom the company said were the victims of “unjust arrest” and “illegal detention” were released on Monday (October 16) after three days in detention on the basis of a complaint filed by an officer of the Batangas City Prosecutor’s Office for alleged theft of a marble marker. However, the company
Following the warrantless arrest of two of its employees by the Philippine National Police officers in Batangas City, Eternal Gardens has issued the following statement. OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF ETERNAL GARDENS The management of Eternal Gardens strongly condemns the warrantless arrest by the PNP Batangas City on two of our employees, based on a complaint filed