Ex-Couple Photographed Holdings Hands Detention Center for Curfew Violators
FORMER LOVERS REUNION – An ex-couple has been reunited again at a holding area for curfew violators in Jaclupan Gym, Talisay City.
The Facebook page of “City of Talisay Police Support” has shared the controversial photo of an ex-couple who has been reunited again after violating the curfew policy. The post garnered various reactions from the social media users.
In the photo, it can be seen that a male and female curfew violators were happily striking a pose and while holding the hand of each other. The two have been detained at the holding area for violating the curfew policy.
The authorities individually brought the guy and the lady at Jaclupan Gym in Talisay City for temporary detention because of their violation. The two got surprised after seeing each other at the gym.
The woman has been identified as Angelica Del Socorro while her ex-boyfriend has been named as Noe Delatorre Cabatuan. The photo has been shared by the page consisting of civilian volunteers that help in the maintenance of peace, order and security in the city.
Angelica initially felt nervous after seeing her ex-boyfriend at the holding area. “Sir akung EX naa ge kulbaan ko,” Angelica said. The former lover did not get back together although they were photographed holding hands.
Here is the full post:
“Ug sa dihang Nag Kita si Angkol ug Dolor.
Dolor: Sir asa me dalhon?
Pulis: Jaclupan Gym
Dolor: Kalayo ba d ay sir
Pag abot sa Gym
Dolor: na shock siya..
Pulis: Nganu ka maam?
Dolor: Sir akung EX naa ge kulbaan ko
Pulis : Pagtapad mo kaw para mawala ng kulba nimu
(Ang ge ingun tapad2 ra dili kay mag holding hands sakit kay sa mata ”
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