GENERAL TRIAS, KOMPAS.com – One Men Filipina recorded difficulty standing, before he died of being punished squat 300 times.
Darren Manaog Penaredondo died on April 3, two days after he was convicted of trespassing curfew.
The 28-year-old man was caught by the police for buying drinking water from a local shop after 18.00.
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His partner, Reichelyn Blace, revealed that Penaredondo and the offenders were asked to squat 100 times, and were told to repeat if not in unison.
By the time Penaredondo came home the next morning, he was already having trouble walking because he had already performed 300 squats.
To the Philippine media Rappler, Blace said that Penaredondo had to be carried by fellow curfew violators.
“I asked him if he was tortured. He just laughed, but I knew he was in so much pain,” he said.
Blace explained that during the day her husband had to crawl along the floor because his legs and knees hurt.
It was while using the bathroom that Penaredondo had a seizure. His neighbors tried to save him with a breath of breath.
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He was conscious for a while, but passed out again later. He was finally pronounced dead at 22:00 before reaching the hospital.
His cousin, Adrian Lucena announced his death on Facebook. “I can’t go home because of this moment. We love you,” he said.
Rodolfo Cruz Jr, the local village security chief, admitted Penaredondo was detained for violating the curfew.
However, he said he was taken away by the local city police. Lieutenant Colonel Marlo Solero as the head of the local police made a rebuttal.
He denied that his members punished squats. Solero said his staff only lectured when there were offenders.
Solero said if indeed his members were found to have ordered the sentence, he would not tolerate it.
Mayor Ony Ferrer stated, he would call a full investigation so Penaredondo’s death went viral.
Ferrer stated that he had contacted the Penaredondo family to send his condolences. “We want to know what really happened.”
Reported Daily Mail Tuesday (6/4/2021), the news emerged after President Rodrigo Duterte extended the lockdown for another week.
Duterte locked down Manila and four other provinces after the case Covid-19 back has increased.
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