Marcos: No US extradition request yet for Quiboloy

Manila Bulletin

There is no extradition request yet from the United States on Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) founder Apollo Quiboloy Quiboloy, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said, adding that he will have to face all the charges filed against him here.   Aside from facing human trafficking and child abuse cases, both of them are non-bailable offenses, Quiboloy is also on the FBI’s wanted list after a Los Angeles court in 2011 charged him and his associates with conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion, sex trafficking of children, conspiracy, and bulk cash smuggling.   READ MORE: https://mb.com.ph/2024/9/9/arrested-or-surrendered-marcos-insists-quiboloy-was-nabbed

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00:00The extradition request is not yet there, besides the judicial processes that Apollo

00:12Kibuloya is going to have to go through now, locally, still have to be done.

00:20Because what has been done is that we have implemented and enforced an arrest warrant

00:26that was issued by the court.

00:28And therefore, it is now between, it is now in the court's hands.

00:34Wala na sa executive ito.

00:35Kami sa executive, ang ginawa lang namin, in-implement lang namin, in-enforce lang

00:40namin, ang order ng court.

00:43So that is the situation now.

00:47We will have to look at that.

00:50But for the moment, hindi extradition ang tinitignan natin.

00:54Ang tinitignan natin ayong mga kaso, mga complaint na pinila dito sa Pilipinas.

01:00At yun muna ang kailangan niyang harapin.

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