2 Suspects Who Promised Victims Admission to PNP, PCG for P150k Arrested by Police Authorities
The police authorities arrested two suspects who promised victims admission to the PNP and PCG for P150, 000.
The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group police officers launched an entrapment operation to arrest two female suspects offering admission to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Philippine National Police Academies for P150, 000.
The female suspects have been identified as Princess Sandra Macapage and Sherhana Hatae. They were offering admission to the two agencies in exchange for a certain amount of cash.
CIDG NCR South chief Police Lieutenant Colonel Mark Jason Gatdula said that the victims reported those incidents after some of them failed to be admitted to the coast guard for being under height.
“Siningil lang po sila ng P150,000 each. Subalit after ng ilang several weeks and months, hindi naman po sila nakapasok sa Coast Guard kasi yung isa ay under height,” Gatdula said.
A 28-year-old victim identified as Ahiron Muksan who works as a factory worker narrated that Macapage introduced herself as a bureaucrat from Malacañang. 15 other complainants also filed complaints against the scammers.
However, the suspects denied the allegations against them. “Bigla na lang po akong dinampot po. Sabi raw i-scam, ginanyan ko po ang pera sabi ko para sa Coast Guard po… dadalhin kay ma’am Princess,” Hatae said.
Meanwhile, Macapage admitted her involvement in the activity. She explained that some of her clients were able to get a position and she is already resolving the issue.
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