The Bureau of Immigration intercepted four American pedophiles who tried to enter the country.
Immigration commissioner Joel Anthony Viado said the passengers were barred from entering the country as part of the BI’s campaign to turn away sexual predators who prey on vulnerable Filipinos.
“They were denied entry after our immigration officers found that they were included in our alert list of foreigners who have been convicted of sex crimes, mostly against minors, in their home countries,” Viado said.
Intercepted were former American serviceman Justin Henry Glasgow, 43, who arrived from Guam. He was reportedly convicted of child pornography in 2005 and sentenced by a court martial to 10 years in prison.
Daniel Clare Rademacher, who was turned away at the NAIA Terminal 1 after arriving from Incheon, was convicted in 2004 on two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the first degree wherein the victim was a 15-year-old girl.
Also denied entry was Khallif Francis Ammen, who was intercepted at the NAIA Terminal 1 after arriving from Los Angeles. He was convicted in 2016 for child pornography and possession of lewd pictures and videos of his 11-year-old victim.
Also turned back at the same terminal was Brian William Sanchez, 68, who arrived from Los Angeles. He was convicted of child pornography in 2003 for victimizing a child.
