If this isn’t special treatment, then we don’t know what is. We’re pretty sure other Pinoy prisoners aren’t getting this alleged “humanitarian” treat.
“Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesperson Reuben Theodore Sindac said Napoles’s request for extended visiting hours at her detention room in Fort Sto. Domingo in Laguna was approved by the PNP-Special Action Force (SAF),” reports ABS-CBNnews.com.
Sindac revealed, “After all factors are considered they have approved the request for humanitarian considerations. [The request] was studied carefully by the director and it was approved sometime early this week, if I’m not mistaken, Monday or Tuesday.”
This is why Napoles’ family was able to be with her from 1pm on December 24 to 1 am the following day. On Dec 25, they can be with her from 1pm to 10pm. Then, on December 31 and January 1, they can also spend time with her from 1pm to 10pm. Plus, up to eight members of her family are allowed to be with her in her detention room.
Photo is a screengrab from an ANC videoclip
