CIDG to file raps vs Padilla over Bato escape



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The Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG) on Tuesday said it has referred a complaint against Senator Robin Padilla and several individuals for allegedly violating Presidential Decree No. 1829, or obstruction of justice, over the alleged facilitation of the escape of Senator Ronald dela Rosa.
The CIDG said its investigation concluded that the transport of dela Rosa was not merely a “hitch ride” aboard Padilla’s vehicle, but a pre-planned maneuver meant to avoid detection while leaving the Senate premises on 14 May.
Investigators also found that another vehicle tailed Padilla’s car and allegedly served as a security escort and backup vehicle during the operation.
According to the CIDG, the complaint is in line with its mandate to enforce the law without exception, stressing that interference in arrests or aiding fugitives undermines the justice system and public order.
The CIDG added that acts of obstruction of justice will be met with criminal prosecution.