Interpol issues red notices against Bantag and Dumlao

Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced that Interpol has issued red notices against former Bureau of Corrections chief Gerald Bantag and former police officer Rafael Dumlao III. The notices follow one issued last month against gaming tycoon Charlie Atong Ang in connection with the disappearance of cockfight enthusiasts.

Remulla made the disclosure during a congressional hearing. He stated that red notices are now active for Bantag, Ang and Dumlao. A separate request for Zaldy Co remains pending after being filed in September 2025.

Remulla expressed frustration with the Philippine National Police for failing to arrest the fugitives despite having 200,000 officers. He reprimanded officials in a command conference and urged them to use their full manpower to locate the three men.

Bantag faces an arrest order from 2023 linked to the death of a middleman in the 2022 killing of broadcaster Percy Lapid. Dumlao was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2024 for a 2016 kidnapping and killing. Authorities have offered a 1 million peso bounty for Dumlao.

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Philippine police officers searching for Senator Bato dela Rosa in a Luzon manhunt operation.
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Law enforcement conducts manhunt operations vs Bato

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Philippine authorities searched multiple locations in Luzon on May 27 for Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, who faces an International Criminal Court warrant.

Dismissed Police Lt. Col. Rafael Dumlao was arrested before dawn Tuesday in Quezon City after a three-week surveillance operation.

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The Department of Justice has declared Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa a fugitive from justice and ordered police to enforce an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for crimes against humanity.

Social media personality Franco Mabanta and four associates have been released on bail following their arrest in an alleged extortion plot targeting former Speaker Martin Romualdez.

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Senator Jinggoy Estrada posted bail of P90,000 on May 29 for a graft charge tied to a flood control scandal. The Sandiganbayan’s Second Division issued an arrest warrant and hold departure order that day, but the Fifth Division has not yet acted on the related non-bailable plunder charge. A detention cell has been prepared for him at the New Quezon City Jail.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed former Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog as undersecretary of the Department of the Interior and Local Government. Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla administered the oath on Wednesday. Mabilog pledged support for the administration's agenda.

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