PNP not leaving KJC Compound until Quiboloy’s arrest
(INQUIRER/ GERMELINA LACORTE)
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police will not leave the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) Compound in Davao City until Pastor Apollo Quiboloy is arrested, its PNP Spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo said on Tuesday.
“That is the intention,” Fajardo said over AM radio dwPM.
“One to two days may not be enough for the search, and the PNP maintains that we are continuously following legal protocols,” she said, speaking partly in Filipino.
Since Saturday, around 2,000 members of the PNP raided the 30-hectare KJC Compound.
Fajardo previously said the entrance of the bunker of Quiboloy’s compound would likely be found soon.
Article continues after this advertisementQuiboloy is believed to be hiding inside the compound, according to the Davao Police Regional Office director, Brig. Gen. Nicolas Torre III.
Quiboloy and five others are facing child abuse cases before a Davao City court.
He has standing arrest warrants also for human trafficking issued by a Pasig City court.
