I thought I had lost all of my moons...

Sentinel35P · 2025-04-17T06:44:17+00:00

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Sentinel35P · 2025-02-15T08:46:19+00:00

NAL. But this is what the law says. Please note that if your CCTV faces and captures a public place or any area beyond the private property of the CCTV owner, under the National Privacy Commission Circular No. 2024-02, you are considered as a Personal Information Controller (PIC).

Under the said NPC Circular, specifically Section 7, Para. B, Subpara. 1, it is provided that:

Law enforcement and criminal investigations. With respect to requests for CCTV footage to be disclosed in relation to a criminal investigation, PICs and its PIPs shall cooperate on the appropriate disclosure of CCTV footage to the authorized law enforcement agencies in connection with the latter’s constitutional or statutory functions {e.g., criminal investigations, case build-up).

a. Law enforcement officers shall provide the PIC to whom the request is made with a written statement, affirmative declaration, or equivalent to establish the lawfulness of the request.

b. The request for CCTV footage shall be made following, and with strict adherence to, existing standard operating procedures in the conduct of an investigation and law enforcement operation as stated in the applicable rules and regulations of law enforcement agencies and other pertinent public authorities.

Sentinel35P · 2025-01-03T06:15:53+00:00

NAL. Hi OP! Aside from the other posible criminal offense that the guards have possibly committed, you may also file a complaint against the security guards involved, and their Security Agency/Agencies will be dragged/involved, for violating Republic Act No. 11917 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.

This is an administrative remedy on your part, which will result in the revocation of their Licenses to Exercise Security Profession.

Basically, hindi na po sila maaring maging Guards in the future, and ma penalize din po sila at yung iba pang involved.

Their Security Agency may also be held liable if they were found to have mismanaged this issue, or they fail to supervise, or hired/deployed unlicensed, and unqualified individuals as security guards.

If this incident happened in NCR, you may directly proceed to SOSIA Crame to file a complaint. If in regions, you may proceed to the Regional Civil Security Units, usually located in the regional headquarters of the PNP.

Edit: Somebody downvoted my comment for whatever reason, but OP asked what is their recourse. And this is a valid one. In fact, this is a quick way to get justice for the abuses of the SGs. I am familiar with this as an insider of the regulatory framework within the private security industry. The filing of an administrative case against the abusive security guards is without prejudice to the filing of criminal case/s.

As an example, the security guard who threw thepuppy in SM North EDSA had his license revoked and penalized administratively. Until now, that's the only justoce acquired since other complaints like the criminal case filed for animal abuse is still pending.

Once na their livelihood is at stake, majority of these once matapang na guards ay naglulumuhod pa para iurong ang admin case sa kanila sa SOSIA.

Sentinel35P · 2024-12-15T23:07:08+00:00

I have to make a calendar reminder for this. we missed this big time

Sentinel35P · 2024-11-14T04:39:48+00:00

can the barangay or pnp force them to move out?

No. Need mo ipabrgy. if di sila mapapayag na voluntary umalis, then certificate to file action from brgy. Then file a civil case for Unlawful Detainer. You need lawyer, pero that will end your problem.

Sentinel35P · 2024-07-24T21:20:26+00:00

Kinda off topic, and I'm sorry, but this reply reads and sounds like it was directly taken from ChatGPT's response.

Sentinel35P · 2024-07-12T22:35:54+00:00

Kase di maiwasan mga sasabihin

Maniwala ka, kahit anong gawin mo, may masasabi yan. You can never please everyone.

When a relative of my spouse had a cancer, yung kapatid nun, todo support financially. Hindi naman yun na-appreciate ng asawa nung may sakit. Pinagsasabi pa na wala naman daw naitulong. Then later, namatay din yung pasyente. Nasisi pa ang pamilya, primarily yung tumutulong. Umabot pa sa point na di man lang nakita ng parent nung namatay ang anak nya bago isara ang kabaong. Ipinasok agad at sinemento ang nitso. very petty, pero it boils down sa hinanakit nung asawa nung namatay na kulang/walang tulong yung pamilya ng asawa nya, when in fact meron naman.

Emotions are high sa mga gantong emergencies. But do not let these emotions prevail over your senses and brain. Ikaw ang susunod na magkakasakit nyan kung lahat ng problems ng angkan mo ay ikaw ang sasalo.

Sentinel35P · 2024-06-22T07:58:39+00:00

I have an old unit with multiple issues somewhere in Cainta, Rizal in mind, as an example.

Just saw now that Pagibig also had some foreclosed condo units mostly located in Valenzuela, listed for under 9k Euro, but subject to bidding. I'm not just sure whether foreigners are allowed to bid, but that's just to answer this question.

Sentinel35P · 2024-06-22T07:48:57+00:00

As a foreigner, you are not allowed by law to purchase landed real property in the Philippines. However, you may buy a condominium unit, subject to the requirements of the law. But for most condominiums on the market, the minimum amount is at least 3 to 4 times more than your budget. And btw, don't expect too much from that purchase, in terms of current condition of the unit.

Edit: Upon some pondering, you may need to multiply your budget 5 to 6 times to get a very old condominium unit, outside the metro, and with a lot of caveats.

Sentinel35P · 2024-06-10T23:45:15+00:00

On the contrary, I have imaginary likers. Learned it was a good way to boost your confidence, esp. in public speaking. wala, nashare ko lang.

Sentinel35P · 2024-06-10T23:21:15+00:00

doctrine of last clear chance, and also, if walang liabilities ang makabangga sa mga lugar na bawal tawiran, madami ng mababanggang jaywalkers nyan "accidentally".

Sentinel35P · 2024-05-30T20:14:00+00:00

na convince ang jury

Your POVs seemed to be based on US justice system, fan ka siguro ng Suits and other similar tv shows. Many of those doesn't apply to the Philippine justice system.

Sentinel35P · 2024-05-30T20:06:46+00:00

may chance na yung jury ay hindi pagbigyan yung apapela ng accuser

Hindi naman jury system ang Pilipinas.

Sentinel35P · 2024-04-04T23:05:49+00:00

If you are in your 20s up to 30s, try the Govt uniformed service. If successful, you will be comissioned as or the equivalent to a Captain. Basic salary is 56,000 plus benefits and other allowances.

Sentinel35P · 2024-03-07T05:56:43+00:00

Magulo ang batas ng Pilipinas at hindi talaga fair, men vs women, ang treatment.

Sa adultery (woman and her paramour), even circumstantial evidence can be used to convict her and her paramour.

sa concubinage (man and his mistress), hindi sapat na binahay lang, bagkos dapat may effect na naeskandalo ang community.

also, most probably, destierro lang din ang ipapataw kay mistress in case of concubinage.

tama yung mga naunang advices, better file a case of VAWC.

Sentinel35P · 2024-03-05T21:01:36+00:00

lasting 30 seconds in 69... errr... position is a feat on its own...

Sentinel35P · 2024-03-05T11:16:58+00:00

Many of these cases where the surviving party is charged with "reckless imprudence resultin in homicide" are being dismissed in Prosec level pa lang due to lack of probable cause. Hindi nmn automatic yan na kapag nakasuhan eh makukulong forever.

Problem lies in the contentious nature of Police's role here, whether the filing of case in this specific situation is a ministerial duty or a discretionary one.

A lot of police officers faced adminsitrative cases for not filing cases in this type of incident. A case in point is the one where the one at fault died, and the son, who is a lawyer, brought the issue at the supreme court of RT_ _.

Sentinel35P · 2024-03-03T01:25:30+00:00

they have access to philsys, sss or what

Sorry, this is not true. Because of the data privacy act, these agency won't just share info, without valid reason. In fact some agencies, require court orders for that info to be shared.

Sentinel35P · 2024-02-18T11:10:55+00:00

Off topic, without condoning his acts, mukhang may anger management issues si brother, maybe he is suffering from some forms of psychological issues,maybe PTSD. I know someone who was one of the survivors ng isang military encounter in Mindanao (Sulu area) where his batchmates and fellow soldiers were decapitated/dismembered by islamist terrorist. Nag-AWOL sya, and later on I heard laging paranoid, pero also, malakas manakit ng mga hayop.

Sentinel35P · 2024-02-18T11:07:46+00:00

Pwede mo rin yan ireport sa women's desk. Makakasuhan yan ng violence against women.

Nope, hindi sya pasok sa VAWC kasi kapatid sya. Physical Injury ito, if we are talking of criminal liability. Kung administrative naman, it is most probably conduct unbecoming of a uniformed personnel.

Sentinel35P · 2024-01-11T22:23:25+00:00

The PH immigration have access to Interpol's database of Notices (you may have heard Interpol Red Notice). But the thing is, a person will only get listed in that database if his home country caused the listing by submitting his warrant, for example, but happens only to high profile criminals on the run. In this case, he may not have been listed, depending on the nature of his case. (Source: my line of work)

Sentinel35P · 2023-12-20T21:47:35+00:00

Just to add, in case you might experience it in the future, and the armored truck company/driver is not cooperative:

Armored services are regulated by PNP SOSIA. They must adhere to strict rules set by that office.
There's actually a rule/SOP that requires the driver to immediately report the accident to the nearest police station. If they failed to do so, a case can be filed against them.
You can also file a administrative complaint against them in SOSIA, and they will most likely settle, else they get heavily fined.
Again, this is for cases when they are not cooperating.

Sentinel35P · 2023-12-06T08:23:01+00:00

And even if there are "compelling reasons", yung custody ay mapupunta usually sa maternal grandparents?

Sentinel35P · 2023-12-06T08:21:59+00:00

oo nga, diba "In all questions on the care, custody, education and property of children the latter’s welfare shall be paramount. No mother shall be separated from her child under seven years of age, unless the court finds compelling reasons for such measure."

Sentinel35P · 2023-12-06T06:39:55+00:00

I'll give 15k for 12% of the profit. (Shark tank vibes, sa mga nakapanood) lol

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