Prosecutors order the release after finding out the suspects were not members of the rebel group New People's Army.
RELEASED. Jose Max Ortiz fetches his clients, the 21 terminated workers earlier accused as members of the New People's Army. Photo by Marchel Espina
They just happened to be in the premises on October 31 during the simultaneous raids in the offices of leftist party-list Bayan Muna and other progressive groups, added the prosecutor. The 4 separate resolutions penned by Assistant City Prosecutor Fernand Castro and approved by City Prosecutor officer-in-charge Dennis Jarder, also recommended the filing of the charges against the remaining 11 suspects, 4 of whom could post bail for their temporary liberty.
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