2 Pakistanis face rape charges
'We will not allow sexual predators to walk free. The full force of the law will be used to ensure these criminals are punished'
'We will not allow sexual predators to walk free. The full force of the law will be used to ensure these criminals are punished'
OLONGAPO CITY, Zambales — Two Pakistani nationals were arrested for allegedly violating Republic Act 8353 (Anti-Rape Law) after a female victim filed a complaint in Olongapo City last 9 February.
The suspects, identified only as 22-year-old Moon and 34-year-old Elias, were taken into custody after the 28-year-old victim Sheng sought assistance at Police Station 4 (PS4) of the Olongapo City Police Office (OCPO) at around 6:10 p.m.
The assault allegedly took place earlier that day at 8 a.m. inside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), under the jurisdiction of the OCPO PS4.
According to the victim, a restaurant staff member and a resident of Old Cabalan, she was sexually assaulted consecutively by the two suspects.
Investigations revealed that Moon is a tourist staying at a boutique hotel in SBMA, while Elias, the victim’s employer, owns the restaurant where she works.
Upon receiving the complaint, PS4 personnel swiftly launched a follow-up operation, leading to the immediate arrest of the suspects.
PBGEN Jean S. Fajardo, regional director of Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3), issued a strong statement condemning sexual violence and warning perpetrators that they will face the full weight of the law.
“We will not allow sexual predators to walk free. The full force of the law will be used to ensure these criminals are punished. Let this serve as a clear warning — anyone who dares violate the rights and dignity of another person will face the consequences. The PNP stands firm in its commitment to protecting the vulnerable and delivering justice swiftly and decisively.”
The suspects are now in police custody as legal proceedings continue. The PNP urges the public to report any incidents of abuse or violence, reinforcing its zero-tolerance policy against sexual crimes and its dedication to protecting every citizen from exploitation and harm.
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