This document is a motion for reconsideration filed by the complainant General Mariano Alvarez Water District regarding a resolution dismissing criminal charges against respondents. Specifically:
1) The complainant first learned of the resolution's existence when one of the respondents posted about it on Facebook, without the complainant receiving a copy from the court as is normal procedure.
2) Upon obtaining a copy personally from the court, the complainant notes the resolution found no allegations that respondents acted to incite others through illegal means against the water district.
3) The motion requests reconsideration of the resolution's dismissal, arguing the complainant should have received proper notice and a copy from the court according to normal procedures.
This document is a motion for reconsideration filed by the complainant General Mariano Alvarez Water District regarding a resolution dismissing criminal charges against respondents. Specifically:
1) The complainant first learned of the resolution's existence when one of the respondents posted about it on Facebook, without the complainant receiving a copy from the court as is normal procedure.
2) Upon obtaining a copy personally from the court, the complainant notes the resolution found no allegations that respondents acted to incite others through illegal means against the water district.
3) The motion requests reconsideration of the resolution's dismissal, arguing the complainant should have received proper notice and a copy from the court according to normal procedures.
This document is a motion for reconsideration filed by the complainant General Mariano Alvarez Water District regarding a resolution dismissing criminal charges against respondents. Specifically:
1) The complainant first learned of the resolution's existence when one of the respondents posted about it on Facebook, without the complainant receiving a copy from the court as is normal procedure.
2) Upon obtaining a copy personally from the court, the complainant notes the resolution found no allegations that respondents acted to incite others through illegal means against the water district.
3) The motion requests reconsideration of the resolution's dismissal, arguing the complainant should have received proper notice and a copy from the court according to normal procedures.
Department of Justice OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL PROSECUTOR-CAVITE Imus City, Cavite
Gen. Mariano Alvarez Water District (GMAWD),
Represented by Atty. Iluminada M. Vaflor-Fabroa, Complainant/s,
-versus- NPS Docket No. IV-03-INV-23C-0549
For: Violation of Article 142 (Inciting Louritess Esguerra Cayabyab to Sedition) of the Revised Penal a.k.a. Lotiz, Code in relation to RA 10175; Teresita Esguerra, Violation of Section 4(a)(3) and Daniel Manalo, (c) (4) of Republic Act 10175; Cathyrine Erison Valmoria, Violation of Republic Act 10173; Gina Lynn Llegaria Lero, and Intriguing Against Honor in Michaela Anna Gala Vaje, relation to RA 10175 Melanie Valenzuela Torres, Bryan Christian Ramos Orleans, Susan Penoscas Bernal, Zyrille Joyce Omosura Arocha, Elisa Arcos Bautista, and Maria Andrea Aquino Vesca, Respondent/s x--------------------------------------------------x
MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
This afternoon of September 28, 2023, after I learned that Lotiz
Cayabyab has posted on Facebook the alleged Resolution on the above entitled case that allegedly was dismissed by the Court and followed by her post “Sobrang grateful Cong, PANALO po kami” with the message of Atty. Roy M. Loyola, “Good Morning! Start each day with a grateful heart.” Our Congressman of the 5th District of Cavite, Atty. Roy M. Loyola, known to be instrumental to the appointment of some of the Cavite prosecutors said to be “close” to Lotiz Cayabyab, the Prosecutors have already provided a copy of the Resolution, without providing the complainant a copy of the same, thus, I personally went to the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office, Imus, Cavite to secure my copy, which is already unusual, for in the past, the said Office always provided the parties with a copy of the Resolution by mail and the parties need not go to the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor to secure a copy unless the said Office will inform the parties that the Resolution is already for release and for the parties to come to their Office to get and sign for their copy received.
No such information was received by GMAWD nor of its Board of
Directors nor its General Manager or by the complainant herself representing the GMAWD. I myself, came to know about it because it was posted on Facebook by Lotis Cayabyab, telling everyone that they won the case against GMAWD and posted the Resolution that she received.
The said RESOLUTION contained the following statements:
1. In the instant case, there is no allegation that respondents
acted to incite others to employ force, intimidation, or other means outside legal methods against GMAWD. x---------------------------------------------------x
Recorded U.S. District Court Case No. 16-cv-49 Bankruptcy Appeal NOTICE Re Press Release and Executive Summary Re CATERBONE v. The United States of America, Et - Al., July 16, 2016