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(UPDATE 1) An immigration enforcement order is used to monitor a person’s movements and cannot prevent Baldwin from leaving the country.
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued an immigration notice (ILBO) against the former Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU) basketball coach. Baldwin Tab based on the investigation of the deaths of the players Clean battery and Divine Virtue.
DOJ Acting Secretary Fredderick Vida announced the ILBO’s issuance against Baldwin on Wednesday, June 17. In addition to the former coach, the following were also placed under immigration surveillance:
- Christopher Quimpo, former team manager
- Reynaldo Jacinto Jr., assistant coach
- Dean Castaño, assistant coach
- Sandro Soriano, assistant coach
ILBO, however, is only used to track a person’s movements.
It cannot stop Baldwin from leaving the country as only a precautionary departure order (PHDO) or a departure order (HDO) can do that. A PHDO can be issued if the complaint is in the preliminary investigation stage or is about to be concluded, while an HDO is possible if the case is already in court.
“The investigation is still ongoing, and the department is ready to carry out its role as soon as the complaint is officially filed,” Vida told reporters during a press conference.
“We ask the public to allow our law enforcement agencies to do their work and refrain from speculation while evidence is being collected and evaluated,” he added.
Baterbonia and Adili he died by drowning during a team building activity in Dipaculao, Aurora, June 8. Central Luzon police said the two players were swept away by a strong current while swimming.
Although the police initially said they found him no sign of dirty play, the families of the victims, especially the mother of Baterbonia Rovelyn, are looking for more information about the terrible fate of the players.
A week after the incident, Baldwin and Quimpo they have stepped down from their positions.
Several government agencies, including the National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine National Police’s Criminal Investigation and Investigation Group (CIDG), investigation event.
The CIDG conducted a fact-finding mission on Monday at Camp Crame, but Baldwin failed to appear.
As of this writing, a formal complaint has not yet been filed with the DOJ because the investigation is still ongoing. – Rappler.com
