ni Eli San Miguel - Trainee @News | October 24, 2023
Naghain ng criminal complaint si House Deputy Minority leader at ACT Teachers Partylist Rep. France Castro laban kay dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa Quezon City Prosecutors Office ngayong Martes.
Nagsumite si Castro ng reklamong “Grave Threat under Article 282 of the Revised Penal Code and Section 6 of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012” dahil sa mga pahayag na ginawa ni Duterte sa isang programa sa Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) kung saan kanyang tinukoy ang confidential fund ng kanyang anak na si Vice President Sara Duterte.
“I told Inday (Sara) to be direct, tell them that the intelligence fund is meant to prepare the minds of the Filipinos, to address the insurgency that is taking a long time to end. And the ROTC so that we are prepared for war, especially in this situation, if we do not have soldiers, then we will have the youth who can take care of their respective barangays,” paliwanag ng dating pangulong Duterte.
“But your first target there, using your intelligence funds, is you, France, you communists who I want to kill. I asked her to tell them that, but she refused, saying, ‘You know Pa, if I did that, they might harass the PMTs (Philippine Military Training) institutions,” dagdag niya.
Ayon sa reklamo, maaaring humarap si Duterte sa parusa ng arresto mayor at multa na hindi hihigit sa ₱100,000 para sa kanyang pagbabanta kaugnay ng RA 10175 o ang Cybercrime Prevention Act.
"Duterte's grave threats, and the fact of their continued spread even until today, present dangers to my life, liberty, and security," pahayag ni Castro sa reklamo.
"With that knowledge, I now live in constant fear that I will be a victim of such extrajudicial killing, forced disappearance, illegal arrest or detention that he repeatedly admitted having perpetrated in the past," dagdag niya.
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