Agent x44 nabugbog

**jonski** · April 27th, 2014 10:55 AM

Napapanaginipan ni Cedric

**palonmar** · April 27th, 2014 04:58 PM

Sobrang sinungaling talaga ng Cedric na yan, kahit in the last moment sinabi pa nya na hindi daw sya inaresto, kundi, sumuko daw sya. Mali daw ang reports ng mga taga media. Akala ko haharapin nya ang kaso kahit na ako kalabasan, bakit sa niyugan sya dinampot? he he he. Akala mo kung sinong matapang kung magsalita, lagi namang nagtatago sa likod ng syota nyang si Simeon. Sawa na ba sya sa sceneries ng Manila kaya nagpunta sya ng Samar? :-)

**chua_riwap** · April 27th, 2014 05:09 PM

sumuko.
sa samar? pwede naman nya gawin sa manila noon, at dapat inagad nya.

sunod na tanong. asan si denice?

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**chua_riwap** · April 27th, 2014 05:25 PM

Cedric, co-accused nabbed in Samar

MANILA, Philippines - Authorities yesterday arrested businessman Cedric Lee and mixed martial artist Simeon “Zimmer” Raz, both accused of beating up television host, comedian and actor Vhong Navarro. Justice Secretary Leila de Lima confirmed the arrest, saying Lee and Raz were “cornered” by police operatives and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Oras town in Eastern Samar. NBI assistant regional director Vicente de Guzman said Lee and Raz were earlier tracked down at a resort in Dolores town, but they managed to escape. “They escaped by climbing over a wall. Operatives gave chase and tracked them down in Oras until (yesterday) morning,” he said. The coastal town of Dolores is about 15 kilometers away from Oras. De Guzman said the two were forced to surrender after they were cornered by lawmen. “If they had resisted arrest, it would mean they wanted to commit suicide,” De Guzman said in describing how the lawmen forced the two fugitives to give up. In radio interviews, De Lima revealed the NBI teams had been tracking Lee and Raz from Quezon province. The two went to the Bicol region and traveled to Sorsogon before going to Eastern Samar where they were eventually arrested. She said Lee and Raz realized they were being followed and managed to elude the pursuing lawmen. De Lima said the NBI team and local police learned where the two had sought refuge and cornered them. “They felt that they had no choice, they voluntarily surrendered,” she added. Lee and Raz are among the seven accused in beating up Navarro on Jan. 22 inside the condominium unit of model Deniece Cornejo, who remains at large. Lee and Raz were arrested for grave coercion and serious illegal detention, a non-bailable offense. Arrest warrants for the grave coercion charges were issued last week by the Taguig Metropolitan Trial Court against Lee, his sister Bernice, Cornejo, Raz, Jed Fernandez, Jose Paolo Calma and Ferdinand Guerrero. Bernice, Cornejo and Fernandez have posted P12,000 bail each for the grave coercion charge. Navarro charged the group, including Lee’s sister Bernice, with grave coercion, serious physical injuries and serious illegal detention. He accused the group of beating him up and extorting money. Lee’s group denied his accusation, saying it was Navarro who attempted to rape Cornejo. Cornejo filed rape charges against Navarro but the Department of Justice junked the case for lack of evidence. Navarro, through his lawyer Alma Mallonga, hailed the NBI and the police for arresting Lee and Raz. “We are grateful to the Department of Justice and the NBI and congratulate them for doing their tasks well in effecting the arrests of the accused. We are happy that the cases can now proceed. We continue to have faith in the process,” Mallonga said. “Everyone has a stake in ensuring that the cases now go to trial and a just judgment rendered by the courts,” she added. De Lima tasked the arresting lawmen to bring Lee and Raz to Manila and place them under custody of the NBI. “They should first be brought to the NBI in Manila because it is a weekend and we could not return the warrants that were issued by the regional trial court in Taguig City. We would only be able to return the warrants on Monday. We would wait for the commitment order from the court, it will decide where they would be detained pending the arraignment and the trial,” De Lima said. – With Evelyn Macairan, Mike Frialde

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**palonmar** · April 27th, 2014 09:11 PM

Baka ibig sabihin ni Cedric sumuko na sya sa pagtakbo. He he he

**wezz_zzew** · April 27th, 2014 10:53 PM

One thing that I've learned from my professor in law school... there is no such thing as "no bail"
It will always depend on the judge's discretion whether or not he will allow a defendant to post bail.
Remember, everyone is innocent until proven guilty.

On the other hand, gagamboy and viceral are close friends and the latter is also a BFF of tetay who can always ask favor from her brother pNoy to influence everyone on the justice system. Gudluck na lang kay Master Cedric.

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**zoomzoom** · April 28th, 2014 01:14 AM

Buti na lang nagtago etong 2 ito sa Samar bago nahuli. Certified flight risk sila ngayon may track record na. Lalong di pagbigyan yan magpyansa ng korte. Obvious na tanga yung judge kung pagpyansahin nya yang 2 knowing how they hid and run from the law.