DAVAO CITY—The Public Safety and Security Command Center said they are still reviewing all the data provided by eight informants who are claiming that they have led to the arrest of the suspects behind the Roxas night market bombing last month.
PSSCC chief Ret. Gen. Benito de Leon said it is only after the assessment that they can start the process of releasing the P3-million reward money.
“We will have to review that. We will wait for the final resolution of our local fiscal once a case has already been filed,” he said.
“If the case has already filed, then it would be a strong probable case and basis for the individuals who will receive the reward,” De Leon said.
He said at least eight individuals have surfaced when the local court in Davao City released the warrant of arrest against the suspected bombers.
De Leon said they also have to resolve how many informants must get a share of the reward.
Earlier, the Special Investigation Task Group Night Market confirmed that one of the apprehended suspects, identified as TJ Tagadaya Macabalang, was positively identified by the witnesses of the bloody incident.
Other arrested suspects were Wendel Apostol Facturan and Musali Mustapha. All three have denied their involvement in the Davao blast that claimed 15 lives and injure 69 others.
