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UST law dean Divina, 64 others on lookout bulletin over Atio hazing death
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has included University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law Dean Nilo Divina and 64 other individuals linked to the hazing death of freshman law student Horacio "Atio" Castillo III in its immigration lookout bulletin order.
Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II came up with the lookout bulletin--an update to the one issued in September--a day after announcing that Aegis Juris member and suspect Marc Ventura has been turned a witness in the case.
Included in the lookout bulletin are:
- Alex Bose
- Alex Cairo
- Alexander Flores
- Allan Christopher Agati
- Alvin Dysangco
- Arnel Bernardo
- Arthur Capili
- Arthur B. Capili
- Arvin Balag
- Alston Kevin Anarna
- Cecilio Jimeno
- Cesar “Mong” Gaba Dela Fuente
- Cesar Ocampo Ona
- Edzal Bert Canlas
- Ferdinand Rogelio
- Gaile Dante Acuzar Caraan
- Henry Pablo Jr.
- Jet Dela Peña Villaroman
- Manuel Angelo Ventura III
- Marvi Abo
- Michael Vito
- Niño Servanez
- Axxel Munro Hipe
- Brian Bangui
- Cezar Tirol
- Chuck Siazar
- Daniel Ragos
- Danielle Hans Matthew Rodrigo
- Dave Felix
- Edric Pilapil
- Edwin C. Uy
- Emmanuel Velasco
- Gabriel Robeniol
- Ged Villanueva
- Henry Pablo Jr.
- Jason Adolfo Robiños
- John Paul Solano
- Jose Miguel Salamat
- Joshua Joriel Macabali
- Karl Matthew Villanueva
- Kim Cyrill Roque
- Lennert Bryan Galicia
- Leo Lalusis
- Luis Kapulong
- Manny Ventura
- Marcelino Bagtang
- Mhin Wei Chan
- Michael Joseph G. Fernandez
- Milfen Alvarado
- Nathan Anarna
- Nilo Divina
- Oliver John Audrey Onofre
- Oscar T. Ce
- Paulino L. Yusi
- Ralph Trangia
- Ranie Santiago
- Robin Ramos
- Romeo Rivera Laboga
- Ronald Cheng
- RR Magbuhos
- Sam Cagalingan
- Vicente Garcia
- William S. Merginie
- Zach Abolencia/Zach Abulencia
- Zimon Padro
Individuals placed on the lookout bulletin are not prevented from leaving the country but they have to secure permission first from the DOJ.
Apart from Divina, also on the list are officials and members of the Aegis Juris fraternity and lawyers who figured in a chat group where they seemed to discuss plans of “cleaning” the evidence in Atio’s fatal hazing on September 17 and reaching out to his parents.
Divina, also a member of Aegis Juris, is already facing charges for murder, perjury, violation of the Anti-Hazing Law (Republic Act 8049) and obstruction of justice before the DOJ in connection with Castillo's death.
The law dean has since dismissed the charges against him as baseless. — RSJ, GMA News
