The document discusses a motion filed by a movant to release a vehicle that was impounded by police. It makes four key points in support of releasing the vehicle: 1) Police records do not properly identify the vehicle or indicate it was seized as evidence. 2) Criminal complaints made no mention of the vehicle. 3) Informations filed against accused individuals did not mention the vehicle was used in committing the alleged crimes. 4) Pre-trial orders also did not list the vehicle as evidence. The movant argues there is no legal basis to keep impounding the third-party owned vehicle used in their rent-a-car business. They request to either release the vehicle or allow the movant to intervene in the cases.
The document discusses a motion filed by a movant to release a vehicle that was impounded by police. It makes four key points in support of releasing the vehicle: 1) Police records do not properly identify the vehicle or indicate it was seized as evidence. 2) Criminal complaints made no mention of the vehicle. 3) Informations filed against accused individuals did not mention the vehicle was used in committing the alleged crimes. 4) Pre-trial orders also did not list the vehicle as evidence. The movant argues there is no legal basis to keep impounding the third-party owned vehicle used in their rent-a-car business. They request to either release the vehicle or allow the movant to intervene in the cases.
The document discusses a motion filed by a movant to release a vehicle that was impounded by police. It makes four key points in support of releasing the vehicle: 1) Police records do not properly identify the vehicle or indicate it was seized as evidence. 2) Criminal complaints made no mention of the vehicle. 3) Informations filed against accused individuals did not mention the vehicle was used in committing the alleged crimes. 4) Pre-trial orders also did not list the vehicle as evidence. The movant argues there is no legal basis to keep impounding the third-party owned vehicle used in their rent-a-car business. They request to either release the vehicle or allow the movant to intervene in the cases.
The document discusses a motion filed by a movant to release a vehicle that was impounded by police. It makes four key points in support of releasing the vehicle: 1) Police records do not properly identify the vehicle or indicate it was seized as evidence. 2) Criminal complaints made no mention of the vehicle. 3) Informations filed against accused individuals did not mention the vehicle was used in committing the alleged crimes. 4) Pre-trial orders also did not list the vehicle as evidence. The movant argues there is no legal basis to keep impounding the third-party owned vehicle used in their rent-a-car business. They request to either release the vehicle or allow the movant to intervene in the cases.
a) The movant is still of the position that the subject vehicle
is never considered in custodial legis as sholtm of the following undisputed facts :
r) Based on the blotter entry of the E.B. Magalona pNp,
the subject vehicle \\.as not properly identified. In fact, no document wonld show that the same was seized by the police authorities and placed it in the custody of the E.B. Magalona PI{P.
z) There is no mention in the original criminal complaint
filed before the Prov-incial Prosecutor's Office, dated April 25, 2c22 at the instance of Police Staff Sergeant Investigator Orly B. De Asis that the said vehicle is one of the er,'idence to be presented.
3) All the Informations against the accused in these cases,
L all dated April 25,2cz2 has no narrative that the crime \vas cornrnitted on board the subject vehicle and that the vehicle was used to cornmit the crime or in furtherance of the crime of violation of Articles rr and e of RA 9165.
4) The Pre-Trial Order for these cases also makes no
rnention of the subject vehicle as one of the obiect evidence to be presented by the prosecution during trial.
b) Unfortunately, the foregoing arguments of the movant was
not even discussed by this Honorable Court in arrir.ing at a decision of denying the motion of the herein movant.
c) It not being in cusfodia legis, there is no legal ground why
the said vehicle shall be continued to be impounded at the E.B. Magalona PNP to the prejudice of the herein movant, a third-party ovmer w;ho is into the rent-a-car business using the subject vehicle, among other trnits he ourrs.
E\|E,N THE MOTION TO RELEASE OF THE
SUBJECT MOTOR VEHICLE IS DENIED, IT IS SUBMITfED THAT TrIE MOVANT SHOULD BE. ALLOWED TO INTERVENE IN THESE CASES d) EVEN ASSTIMING that the subiect vehicle had to remain in the custody of the E.B. Magalona PNP, as per jurisprudence, the herein movant, with all due respect had to be allorved to intervene considering that it is his own norcnil .l ,--^^^r.f-'+L^+ i- i-"^1.,^l :- +L^^^ l\T^^-11