Robin Padilla has issued a statement in response to the new hold departure order issued against him by the Bureau of Immigration.
On the image-sharing site, Instagram, Robin Padilla his sentiment over the new hold departure order issued against him.
Robin Padilla was able to know the order when he attended an event in China.
“Akoy pinalad na maimbita ng mahal na prinsesa ng sultanate of sulu para tumungo sa china at masaksihan ang magaganap na pagdiriwang ng napakatandang relasyon ng malakas na bansang Tsino/China at ng Sultanate of Sulu… sa hindi maipaliwang na pangyayari ay hindi ako makakaalis ng bansa dahil ako ay may hold order sa bureau of immigration,” he said in an Instagram post.
It can be recalled that Robin Padilla was granted with absolute pardon by President Rodrigo Duterte last November 2016 due to his illegal possession of firearms in 1994, wherein he was found guilty.
But after three years, he was freed from jail through conditional pardon which was granted to him by former President Fidel V. Ramos, which allowed him to go outside of the country.
In fact, the actor shot the 2013 movie entitled “10,000 Hours” in the Amsterdam, Netherlands.
“Napakagulo ng naganap na ito spagkat noong akoy conditional pardon lamang kailanman ay hindi ako nagkaroon ng suliranin sa pag alis ng Inangbayan pero ngaun na Absolute pardon na ako ay ngayon pa ako nabiyayaan ng hold order ng BI. Wala naman ako bagong Kaso sa kahit saan na korte,” he said.
According to an article published by PEP.ph, Robin Padilla finds no reason to restrict him from going out of the country.
“Binigyan na po ako ng isang pagkakataon ng Pangulo Rodrigo Duterte sana po ay pati ang mga nasa ilalim na sangay ng gobyerno ay bigyan din ako ng pagkakataon,” he plead.
“Matanda na rin po ako ang mga ganitong legal stress ay damage na po ang binibigay hindi na po thrill,” the 47-year-old actor stressed.