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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) filed complaints against 11 individuals involved in the case of the death of Christine Dacera, on Friday, March 12.
According to NBI, those charged were Mark Anthony Rosales, Romel Galido, John Pascual dela Serna III, Darwin Joseph Macalla, Gregorio Angelo Rafael de Guzman, Jezreel Rapinan, Alain Chen, Reymar Englis, lawyer Neptali Maroto, Louie de Lima, and Police Major Michael Nick Sarmiento.
Rosales and Galido were charged with violations of Section 3(k) of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act for supposedly delivering and giving away party drugs. Another violation of section 3 (a) of Dangerous Drugs Act was filed against Rosales for introducing party drugs.
Complaints of perjury were filed against Galido, Dela Serna, and Macalla for providing false testimonies.
Meanwhile, for supposedly giving false, fabricated information to mislead or prevent the law enforcement agencies from apprehending the offenders, obstruction of justice was filed against all of Dacera’s friends, including Maroto.
Dela Serna, De Lima, Rapinan, and Chen face reckless imprudence resulting in homicide for supposedly neglecting the condition of Dacera which led to her untimely death.
Sarmiento, who conducted the initial autopsy report, faces falsification of an official document by a public officer for supposedly declaring untruthful findings in his autopsy report, under Article 171, paragraph 4 of the Revised Penal Code.
Autopsy reports
On party drugs, the NBI cited the result of the PNP Crime Laboratory investigation conducted in the crime scene. The PNP said it found traces of fluoromethamphetamine and methamphetamine in two pieces of cotton.
The NBI added that there were “glaring inconsistencies” between the results of their autopsy and the findings of the PNP. Initially, the PNP said Dacera’s bladder was empty and they found abrasions on her private area.
However, the NBI said that they were able to obtain 130 milliliters of urine from Dacera and found no abrasions on her private area.
Both autopsy reports of the NBI and PNP suggest that Dacera died due to aneurysm – a tear in her aorta, the major blood vessel that runs through the heart. – Rappler.com
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