Napolcom eyes admin raps vs more cops tagged in missing sabungeros case

Another arrest warrant out vs Atong Ang, 20 others

Another arrest warrant has been issued against gambling tycoon Charlie “Atong” Ang, and 20 other people, for a non-bailable case of kidnapping with homicide in connection with the disappearance of over 100 cockfight aficionados or sabungeros.

Napolcom eyes admin raps vs more cops tagged in missing sabungeros case

MANILA, Philippines — More police officers allegedly involved in the disappearance of cockfighting aficionados, or sabungeros, will be administratively investigated by the National Police Commission (Napolcom) after it dismissed an initial batch of 11 implicated officers. “We will look into the resolutions issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the warrants issued by the courts to ensure that everyone who participated in the sabungeros ca…

Order in the Court: Why will it be hard to keep Atong Ang in jail?

MANILA, Philippines – Atong Ang‘s kidnapping case in relation to the missing sabungeros is non-bailable, but it’s not impossible for him to be allowed to post bail once arrested. This has been done before by Julie “Dondon” Patidongan on the same case. That’s why, even if Ang gets arrested, he may not remain in jail for that long. Watch Rappler justice reporter Jairo Bolledo’s explanation in this Order in the Court episode. – Rappler.com Reporter…

Second arrest warrant issued vs Atong Ang over missing cockfighters

MANILA, Philippines — A Regional Trial Court (RTC) in Lipa City, Batangas has ordered the arrest of 21 individuals, including Charlie “Atong” Ang, who now faces his second warrant in connection with kidnapping with homicide cases linked to the disappearance of several sabungeros, a crime classified as non-bailable under Philippine law.In an order dated Jan. 15, 2026, Presiding Judge Pamela Torres Chavez-Izon of RTC Branch 13 directed law enforce…

NBI has leads on Atong Ang’s alleged last location

NBI has leads on Atong Ang"s alleged last location

Atong Ang advised by lawyer not to surrender until legal remedies pursued

The lawyer of businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang said Friday he had advised his client not to surrender to authorities until they exhaust all available legal remed