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Korean detainee’s jail guards in hot water


2:25 am | Friday, January 13th, 2012

The Bureau of Immigration has filed criminal charges against two of its jail guards in connection with the escape on Christmas Eve of a South Korean detainee wanted for cheating in a casino in his country.

Immigration Commissioner Ricardo David Jr. said charges of infidelity in the custody of a prisoner had been filed before the Taguig City prosecutor’s office against jail guards Eduardo Dulay and Noel Acedillo.

David placed Dulay, a regular employee, under preventive suspension for 90 days and terminated Acedillo’s services as a BI confidential agent.

The detainee, Kim Tae Dong, escaped from the St. Luke’s Medical Center Global City in Taguig on Dec. 24 where he was confined and guarded by Dulay and Acedillo.

Kim accrued P2.2 million in hospital fees for which the BI is being dunned.

According to lawyer Ma. Antonette Mangrobang, acting intelligence chief, Dulay and Acedillo could face a jail term of six months to six years if convicted.

Mangrobang said that in their explanation, Dulay and Acedillo claimed that Kim disappeared after the Korean enticed them to eat food and drink beers that caused them to fall asleep inside the hospital room. Jerome Aning


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Tags: Bureau of Immigration , Eduardo Dulay , jail , Noel Acedillo , Prison , South Korea

  • Anonymous

    Enticed to eat and drink beer in a hospital room?! Where would the detainee find the time and opportunity to purchase the food and drink these two bottom-feeders say they were “enticed” with?

    Cut to the chase, and, hang these two for dereliction of duty. And, facilitating, aiding, abetting in the escape of a prisoner in their conniving hands. Examples os justice making it unworthy for scum, like these two, to turn traitor is very much needed in the Philippines. It must not only be in the ranks of arroyo(PWE) and corona(PWE) that heads must roll (take that literslly or figuratively; Your choice).

  • Fatima Phoenix

    This Dulay and Acedillo should also be charged criminally, perhaps with aiding and abetting a fugitive.

  • Anonymous

    Ganoon lang ba yon, six months. Mayayaman na ang mga kupag at tumatawa na lang all the way tothe bank. BI head should be taken to task.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_WJYBIWJNVO47MDOVHUSLIQ6HSI Francis Allan

    Haha…nakakatawa naman ‘tong dalawa. Gwardya mismo nakikipag-inuman while on duty. Ipakain na lang yan sa buwaya. Walang silbi sa bayan.

  • Anonymous

    okey lang kahit madismiss  at makulong ng six months up to six years..malaki naman ang kinita ng mga yan hehehe

  • Anonymous

    put these 2 guards of the S Korean mafia in Bilibid prison, and when captured, hang this Korean high, ok?

  • Anonymous

    kung lahat ng pulis sa atin ay ganito at ipapakain kay lolong sigurado madoble agad ang laki ni lolong

  • Anonymous

    Pagkain lang ang katapat! lol

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YFY3XVJR6OIJ6YII5NJC3EXAKI Jose

    Honestly, I find the last two terms of endearment as colorful, amusing and intelligently crazy as Senator Santiago.

  • Anonymous

    Chuckled after reading the definition of the last two terms.



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