“We wish to take this occasion,to express the condolences and sympathies of President Rodrigo,Roa Duterte and the Filipino people to Mrs. Choi Kyung Jin, widow of Jee Ick Joo, the South Korean national who met,untimely death while in police custody,” Presidential spokesperson,Ernesto Abella said in a press briefing.
Abella assured justice would be,served to the family of the slain South Korean businessman.
“We apologize to the South,Korean government and people for this irreparable loss. But we commit,the full force of the law to ensure that justice is served and not,delayed. To the Korean people, please accept our sincerest and,deepest regrets,” he said.
Jee was murdered inside Camp,Crame in Quezon City after he was kidnapped in October last year,by a group led by a rogue policeman who extorted ransom from the victim’s wife.
Abella assured justice would be,served to the family of the slain South Korean businessman.
“We apologize to the South,Korean government and people for this irreparable loss. But we commit,the full force of the law to ensure that justice is served and not,delayed. To the Korean people, please accept our sincerest and,deepest regrets,” he said.
Jee was murdered inside Camp,Crame in Quezon City after he was kidnapped in October last year,by a group led by a rogue policeman who extorted ransom from the victim’s wife.
source: inquirer
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