Before I write something about my encounter with presidential candidate Nicanor Perlas, let me just commend the brave members of the National Bureau of Investigation led by Atty. Lasala for apprehending this war freak Jason Aguilar Ivler.
Ivler, who was accused of killing USEC Nestor Ponce and the son of another Malacanang official, was arrested by the NBI after a brief 10-minute firefight. Ivler jumped bail and hid for two months before arresting officers finally nabbed him hiding inside their house in Blue Ridge.
Marlene Aguilar, Jason's mother, was also arrested and charged with obstruction of justice. Ivler was rushed to the hospital and treated for his wounds.
It was the third time that operatives went to the Aguilar home to look for Ivler. Twice did the authorities failed to really search the entire house for Ivler because of the supposed intervention of the suspect's mother. A tip from one of the maids of the Aguilars led to the operation.
Last month, Ivler's mother Marlene, misled authorities when she announced that his son has already escaped. Marlene said that Ivler sent him an email which says that he's now in Hawaii.
Pinoyobserver conducted an online search for the serial road rage suspect who twice evaded the law. My online campaign led to a few tips which proved very critical to the operation.
We should all be proud of the agents of the NBI who risked their lives just to give justice to victims of this very young and very confused man.
Jason Ivler the suspect in the killing of the son of a Palace official, has resportedly escaped the dragnet thrown at him by the police. Ivler, who committed a string of crimes in Metro Manila, is wanted here in Manila for the deaths of Nestor Ponce and Renato Ebarle, son of another Malacanang official. He is reportedly already in Hawaii.
A few days ago, a Quezon City judge has issued a warrant for Ivler's arrest. Ivler is the suspect in the brutal shooting of Ebarle over a traffic altercation last November 18. He has since gone into hiding.
To all other Filipinos reading this in the States, especially in Hawaii, please, if you see this person, report it to the nearest Philippine consulate or police. Ivler is a wanted man. He should be punished.
Shame on the Philippine National Police and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). They let this man go. Shame on the entire justice system. Imagine, they can't arrest a young man such as Ivler. He's barred from leaving the country. How in hell did Ivler escaped and was able to go to the States, particularly in Hawaii? Of course, by colluding with police, the NBI and especially the Immigration officials!
Who is the immigration official who let Ivler go? This is a woeful embarrassment to the government.
