Category Archives: Law Enforcement

Malicious Mischief Case Filed By The Malicious Former Chief!

In a move that would make any teleserye plot twist pale in comparison, former President Rodrigo Duterte has reportedly filed a “Malicious Mischief” case against DILG Secretary Ben Abalos and the PNP. The drama unfolded over alleged property damage at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City.

While the case sounds serious, netizens couldn’t help but point out the irony, dubbing it “malicious mischief filed by the malicious (former) chief.” After all, Duterte, with his history of publicly inappropriate behavior—like his infamous jokes and ahem international escapades—seems to have written the book on “malicious mischief.”

Who knew the former president would turn out to be such a property damage defender? Maybe he’s found his new calling as a protector of the people’s assets—just make sure those assets aren’t women overseas!

Abalos and company, take note: this could be a long, sarcastic ride to the courts!

Dateline Zürich: Words Have Meanings

By Maria Bratikova

You can split hairs every which way you want. You can even split atoms if you can. 

A rose is a rose, even if you call it marigold.

A rudbeckia can also be a black-eyed Susan. Platane is also sycamore.

Which brings me to this:

In custody or

Taken into custody or

Arrested or surrendered.

All the above  are first-degree cousins.

Read closely. . .

When someone is in custody or taken into custody, it means that that someone had been arrested and kept in prison until that someone can be tried in court.

Here‘s a point to consider: the writof habeas corpus – there are factors qualifying its applicability – this is another three-thousand verbiage to  tackle. So, i‘ll leave that to our geniuses.

Alright – you can continue splitting hairs now. Or do mitochondrial replications, if you can.

Have a wowzer week.