The Sasa Police Station in the Philippines is investigating death threats received by an aspiring candidate for barangay captain in Vicente Hizon, on the day of the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE), October 30, 2023.
THE Sasa Police Station bared that they are investigating death threats received by an aspiring candidate for barangay captain in Vicente Hizon, on the day of the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections , October 30, 2023.During a radio interview, Police Major Carol Jabagat, chief commander of Sasa Police Station, identified the candidate as Ralph Abella, the husband of Davao City 2nd District Councilor Marissa Abella.
Accompanying the package was a note written in capital letters: 'MAM MARISSA IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO LOSE YOUR CHILDREN, TELL YOUR HUSBAND, RALPH, TO STOP FILING THE CASE. YOU WANT YOUR LIFE, YOUR LIFE IS IMPORTANT.'Marissa noted that this was the first time their family had received threats since entering politics. Ralph suspects it was a rival who sent the package after a certain case in the barangay became public.
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