00:00CCTV footage of the robbery of a house in Taytay, Rizal was captured.
00:06The suspect, who was found with half a million pesos worth of gadgets and money,
00:10was also being held inside another house in the area.
00:13This is based on my exclusive learning.
00:20The inside and outside of this house in Taytay, Rizal is armed with 10 security cameras.
00:26But even though almost all of the angles were covered,
00:29the inside of the house was still captured by the suspect who was over-sleeping on the side.
00:33When he entered the house, the suspect took off his slippers and put them on his back.
00:41He forced the owner of the house, who was sleeping on the side,
00:45to pay the undetermined amount of cash that he was able to get.
00:51When he faced the motion-censored CCTV, it turned on.
00:55That's why he ran to the dark.
00:58He was wearing a face mask and a blindfold so that the camera couldn't see his face.
01:03A few moments later, he placed the camera drying cabinet on top of the table.
01:09But before he could open it, the suspect pulled out all the CCTV cameras from the drawer.
01:16According to the suspect, all kinds of cameras and lenses inside the house are worth less than P500,000.
01:37According to the victim, the suspect is smart because he didn't steal any gadgets that could be harmful to him.
01:46He left his phone in the bag.
01:49He only put his Apple Watch in the bag that he took.
01:58He didn't take it with him.
02:00He traced the bag.
02:02After the robbery, the suspect quickly ran to the house.
02:05He was still accompanied by a dashcam in the victim's car before he could escape.
02:11There were also dogs that he passed by but none of them tried to stop him.
02:16A week before the alleged incident, a thief was also caught in the other barangay.
02:22According to the victims, the suspect is the only one.
02:25He was wearing a face mask and a blindfold.
02:27He was also wearing flip-flops on his back.
02:30He was followed by another thief.
02:33After one week, another thief was caught.
02:36He did the same thing.
02:39He was just going out normally.
02:41I hope that they are going around the places.
02:45Maybe from 12 to 4.
02:47The victims filed a complaint.
02:49We also followed up with the new chief of police of Taytay who was just sitting in his position.
02:54He promised that they will solve this problem.
02:58For GMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.
03:04Alice Goh, who is cognizant of the issue of POGO,
03:08responded to a few questions of the camera's quadcopter.
03:11She was asked by her ticket in 2022,
03:14suspended Bamban Vice Mayor Leonardo Anunzacion,
03:18how POGO was allowed in Bamban Tarlac.
03:22Chino Gaston, Nakatutok, was asked.
03:27Your Honor, I think for the bowful,
03:31I invoke my right against self-incrimination
03:34because I have pending case with DOJ human trafficking.
03:38But earlier, you said, Ms. Alice,
03:42you will not join any business venture
03:45unless you know what you are entrusting.
03:47Unlike the Senate, the camera almost had no chance
03:51to dismiss Bamban Mayor Alice Goh
03:54even though she was repeatedly asked
03:57about illegal POGO and human trafficking
03:59related to money laundering and other crimes.
04:02You answered earlier that you went to Malaysia.
04:05My question is, why are you not invoking
04:08the right against self-incrimination?
04:10Now, I am asking, why are you invoking it now?
04:14I understand my rights now, Your Honor.
04:18What?
04:19I understand my rights now, Your Honor.
04:22The dismissed mayor said,
04:23it is possible to use such answers
04:26for the cases of money laundering,
04:28human trafficking, and others.
04:30After numerous hearings in the Senate,
04:34you just now understood your rights
04:36while you are invoking it a thousand times?
04:39Don't make us stupid, ma'am.
04:42You are fooling us.
04:44You are making a mockery of the citizens of this country
04:51because you are not a citizen of this country.
04:53In front of the hearing,
04:54suspended Bamban Vice Mayor Leonardo Anunzacion
04:57became the mayor of Bamban
04:59before Goh became the mayor
05:01and became Goh's ticket in the 2022 elections.
05:04He was asked how he got the permit
05:07even though the documents of Hong Sheng Company,
05:10formerly known as Pogong,
05:12were missing from the land in Bawfulan,
05:15where Goh sometimes became an incorporator.
05:19The mere fact that Goh Haoping endorsed Pogong,
05:26what does that mean?
05:28Does that mean he is the owner because you agreed?
05:33That's all.
05:34That's all, Mr. Presiding Officer.
05:36You should not approve that.
05:38You cannot discuss that on the floor.
05:40Will life in Bamban stop
05:42and you need to hurry even though there are no documents?
05:45This company is in a hurry to pay the loan.
05:49The more the documents should be checked.
05:52Cassandra Ong,
05:53the wife of Porac Pogo
05:55who was with Alice and Sheila Goh
05:57when they left the Philippines,
05:59also witnessed the other transactions
06:02that Goh made
06:04to find out where the money came from.
06:09For GMA Integrated News,
06:11Chino Gaston, 24 Hours.
06:15Night in Contempt of Alice Goh is just about to go on air
06:19because she lied
06:21and did not answer the questions of the judges.
06:24It is not yet clear if she will be detained by the camera.
06:29The suspect was arrested
06:30for driving less than 20 motorcycles
06:32in Pampanga, Bulacan, Manila, and Quezon City.
06:35He was arrested because a woman passed by.
06:38John Consulta was arrested.
06:40Exclusive.
06:42In the capture of CCTV in front of a supermarket in Tondo, Manila,
06:46the suspect saw the simple act of driving less than 20 motorcycles.
06:50The suspect's wife just entered the supermarket.
06:54According to the Manila Police,
06:56he was driving less than 20 motorcycles,
06:59especially in the supermarket.
07:02He was driving less than 20 motorcycles
07:05in the supermarket.
07:07He was driving less than 20 motorcycles
07:09With the help of other CCTV,
07:11the Manila Police followed the motorcycle passers-by
07:14who traced its destination in Pampanga.
07:17But the suspect was stopped in his pursuit.
07:20In all of his passers-by,
07:22they had a lead
07:24where he stopped to talk to his living partner.
07:29He waited there.
07:30In his house in Del Pal, Manila,
07:32the 41-year-old suspect was arrested.
07:35Based on the investigation of the MPD,
07:37gasoline ran out
07:38when the motorcycle was stolen in Tondo, Manila.
07:41So the suspect left it
07:43and stole another motorcycle.
07:45The suspect stole less than 20 motorcycles
07:49in Pampanga, Bulacan, Manila, and Quezon City.
07:52I did it because I was in need.
07:56First of all, I don't have a job.
07:59That's why I did it.
08:01Whoever stole my motorcycle,
08:04I asked for a dispensary.
08:06In the follow-up operation of the MPD,
08:08several motorcycles were found
08:09that were stolen by the suspect
08:10from his hideouts and sales.
08:13A reminder from the MPD.
08:15If we stop,
08:16we should not leave our motorcycle,
08:19especially if we left it on the road.
08:22Because the police are just waiting for the right time.
08:26For GMA Integrated News,
08:28John Consulta,
08:2924 Hours.
08:33A container containing millions of kilos
08:37of imported rice
08:38was stored for several months
08:40in several districts in Manila.
08:42Maris Umalik was live.
08:45Maris.
08:49Vicky, as our countrymen continue to struggle
08:52with the high price of rice,
08:54did you know that here
08:56in Manila International Container Terminal
08:58and South Harbor,
08:59millions of kilos of rice are left
09:02and consignees are still not allowed to leave
09:05according to the Philippine Ports Authority or PPA.
09:12The Philippine Ports Authority General Manager,
09:15Jey Santiago,
09:16showed hundreds of containers
09:17with up to 500 numbers in the media this afternoon.
09:20He said they cannot open them
09:22because the consignees own them privately
09:25and the presence of the Bureau of Customs is also required.
09:28But according to GM Santiago,
09:29it contains imported rice.
09:32And not just that,
09:34because it contains up to 13 million kilos of rice
09:37that can be exported to the market
09:39because the Bureau of Customs
09:41and the PPA have already paid for it.
09:43The consignees are just waiting to pull out.
09:45But until now,
09:46it remains here
09:47in Manila International Container Terminal.
09:50Aside from the 21 container vans
09:52that contain up to 600 kilos of rice
09:55that can be exported to South Harbor.
09:57But it still remains here.
09:59Some of them have been in the port for almost a month
10:02but others have been here for more than 275 days.
10:05In our analysis and in our questions,
10:09most of the consignees here
10:12are just waiting for the price of rice to rise
10:15in the market before they go out.
10:17We can call that hoarding.
10:19It's really alarming, right?
10:21The PPA in the Department of Agriculture
10:24requires the consignees to go out within 5 days
10:28to clear the customs
10:30in exchange for a permit to import the rice.
10:34So that it can be distributed to the market
10:37and the price of rice can stabilize and go down.
10:40For up to 5 days,
10:42it is free to store the rice in the port.
10:44From the 6th to the 7th day,
10:46there is a fine of P700 per container per day.
10:49And if it exceeds,
10:51there is a fine of P5,000 per container per day.
10:54Maybe we should double their storage fee.
10:57Starting from October 1,
10:58the Philippine Ports Authority will publish
11:00the list of all containers and consignees
11:03that are overstaying
11:05so that the public can know
11:07who are behind this hoarding.
11:09They are also forced to pull out the cargo
11:12as soon as possible.
11:14The Department of Agriculture Secretary Francisco T. Laurel Jr.
11:19said that port congestion
11:21is one of the reasons why the price of imported rice
11:24is still high in the market
11:26even if its price is lowered.
11:28Port congestion, unloading is low.
11:31What I'm saying is the amount is recorded,
11:35tax paid, landed.
11:37There's 20 ships in Bataan waiting to be unloaded.
11:41There's Subic, Manila, Batangas.
11:46But GM Santiago was surprised by this.
11:49It's been a long time since we had port congestion.
11:52We can see that our container yards are still spacious.
11:56And it is unfair that there will be attributions
12:00that the port congestion,
12:02where the PPA should be in charge,
12:05is increasing the price of rice,
12:08which is far from the truth.
12:10Vicky, according to the Philippine Ports Authority,
12:13there are 20 consignees
12:15on their list of owners
12:17who are still not unloading their cargo.
12:20The PPA is calling on the Department of Agriculture
12:23to review the status of these consignees.
12:26Vicky?
12:27Maris, if these container vans
12:30that are importing imported rice
12:33will continue to remain,
12:36aside from the fine,
12:37what can these importers face in court?
12:44Aside from the fine,
12:46the Department of Agriculture can also issue
12:49a show-cause order
12:50to explain why their import permits should not be cancelled.
12:56They could also be charged by the Department of Justice
12:59of economic sabotage.
13:01And even if they were able to pay their duties and taxes
13:05and were cleared by the Bureau of Customs,
13:08Vicky, if these containers are still not unloaded,
13:12after 30 days,
13:14these containers can be issued a fine.
13:16Vicky?
13:17Alright.
13:18Okay, thank you very much, Maris Umali.
13:21The current leadership of the Philippine National Police
13:24admits that it will be difficult for them to know
13:26who was their former boss
13:28who helped Alice Goh
13:30so PNP Chief General Rommel Marvil
13:33in court
13:34named him.
13:35Vicky Polito is on the air.
13:40I think it was mentioned the former chief PNP.
13:44The former PNP chief who helped Alice Goh
13:48to get out of the Philippines
13:50has not been named.
13:51Senator Robin Padilla
13:52continued to blame the PNP
13:54for the budget hearings in the Senate.
13:56But PNP Chief Rommel Marvil said
13:59it will be difficult for them
14:00if the PAGOR official does not prove
14:02that he was involved in the Senate hearings.
14:04We are investigating 24 of our former chief PNP
14:07if they were involved.
14:08We're not happy with what he said.
14:10Since he's under oath,
14:12he has to tell us
14:13because it affects the whole organization.
14:1524 former PNP chiefs are being investigated.
14:18But it's not just them,
14:20but all the police who can help
14:22Alice Goh get out of the country.
14:24We talked and our SRLG said
14:28we're not happy to investigate
14:29only the retired chief PNP.
14:32But everybody who helped Alice Goh
14:35to get out of our country.
14:37The former senator and PNP chief
14:39Ping Laxon Chismislang
14:41said that the PAGOR officials
14:43have a protector,
14:44the former chief of the police.
14:46However, he said
14:47the information still needs to be verified.
14:50We're still trying to get a statement
14:52from the other former PNP chiefs.
14:54For GMA Integrated News,
14:56Marie Pulido reporting for 24 Hora.
