MANILA'S FINEST FREED 10 GIRLS, TWO ARE DESCRIBED AS BEING 'UNDERAGE.FROM KOREAN OWNED PROSTITUTION RING.THE KOREAN NATIONAL OWNER STILL "ON THE RUN" HIS SERVICE PANDERED TO KOREAN NATIONALS EXCLUSIVELY SAY POLICE.
MANILA, Philippines – Ten female victims were rescued from an escort-service syndicate Monday by the Women and Children Protection Division (WCPD) of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG).
Two of the 10 were minors were allegedly deceived by a certain Marian Bagonoc, who tricked them into believing they were going to be hired as masseurs.
Bagonoc, and her boyfriend, one Mihn Byong Kil, who was identified as a Korean national, were instead found to ber running a prostitution ring from a bogus massage parlor at the Hyatt Manila (Marina) Residential Suite at 1588 MH Del Pilar St. on Pedro Gil, Manila.
But both Bagonoc and Kil, managed to elude the police raiding party, together with two more suspects, Petronilo R. Barin, 45; Juan Carlo P. Endriga, 35; and Roberto Alburo and Carlito Yu, both security guards at the Hyatt Manila.
The CIDG Director, Police Chief Superintendent Samuel Pagdialo Jr. said that Kil and Bagonoc were the operators of the Little Orange Massage Service, an escort service disguised as a home service massage provider.
The Little Orange Massage Service is a bogus establishment that exists only in an advertisement posted in a Korean Magazine, said CIDG-WCPD chief, Police Superintendent Emma M. Libunao.
The police hatched a sting operation at around 7:00 pm Monday in a SOGO inn branch in Malate, Manila, where Endriga allegedly accompanied one victim.
After Endriga’s arrest, the CIDG-WCPD swooped down on the condominium in Vito Cruz, Manila, where the 10 victims were rescued. The unit in Hyatt was being used by Bagonoc as the syndicate’s base of operations.
Libunao said the CIDG-WCPD will press charges against the management of Villa Veronica Condominium and the Hyatt Manila Residential Suite for violation of the Anti-Trafficking in Person law, and for leasing their establishment for the commission of the crime.
Two of the 10 were minors were allegedly deceived by a certain Marian Bagonoc, who tricked them into believing they were going to be hired as masseurs.
Bagonoc, and her boyfriend, one Mihn Byong Kil, who was identified as a Korean national, were instead found to ber running a prostitution ring from a bogus massage parlor at the Hyatt Manila (Marina) Residential Suite at 1588 MH Del Pilar St. on Pedro Gil, Manila.
But both Bagonoc and Kil, managed to elude the police raiding party, together with two more suspects, Petronilo R. Barin, 45; Juan Carlo P. Endriga, 35; and Roberto Alburo and Carlito Yu, both security guards at the Hyatt Manila.
The CIDG Director, Police Chief Superintendent Samuel Pagdialo Jr. said that Kil and Bagonoc were the operators of the Little Orange Massage Service, an escort service disguised as a home service massage provider.
The Little Orange Massage Service is a bogus establishment that exists only in an advertisement posted in a Korean Magazine, said CIDG-WCPD chief, Police Superintendent Emma M. Libunao.
The police hatched a sting operation at around 7:00 pm Monday in a SOGO inn branch in Malate, Manila, where Endriga allegedly accompanied one victim.
After Endriga’s arrest, the CIDG-WCPD swooped down on the condominium in Vito Cruz, Manila, where the 10 victims were rescued. The unit in Hyatt was being used by Bagonoc as the syndicate’s base of operations.
Libunao said the CIDG-WCPD will press charges against the management of Villa Veronica Condominium and the Hyatt Manila Residential Suite for violation of the Anti-Trafficking in Person law, and for leasing their establishment for the commission of the crime.
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