A dramatic scene recently took place after Neri Naig was arrested in an unexpected incident that shocked many. In the actual footage that spread on social media, an emotional Chito Miranda was clearly seen crying and seemingly unable to believe what had happened.
According to reports, Neri was caught in an operation organized by the authorities, but the real reason for the arrest remains a mystery. Many speculations have surfaced, ranging from alleged business issues to personal problems.
The video immediately went viral and garnered various reactions from netizens. Some showed sympathy while others immediately judged. Despite the controversy, Neri and Chito’s camp has remained silent about the incident.
The public continues to follow the story while hoping for clarification from the couple. What is the root cause of this incident? Stay tuned for the next events to know the whole truth!
Neri Naig arrested for securities violations, estafa
MANILA (UPDATED) — Actress and businesswoman Neri Naig has been arrested for alleged estafa and violation of the Securities Regulation Code, a jail officer confirmed Wednesday.
A certain “Nerizza Miranda” was transferred to Pasay City Jail Female Dormitory at around 12:02 p.m., facility warden J/Supt. Jundelina Jagunap said.
“About 12:02 in the afternoon, [he] is okay,” Jagunap said.
Asked who accompanied Naig during her transfer, Jagunap said it was only the police.
“When he entered, the desk officer interviewed him, then he was medical, also interviewed for records, physical exam [and] he was made to wear a yellow t-shirt and brown pants,” Jagunap added.
The Southern Police District (SPD) earlier said it arrested a 41-year-old actress and businesswoman, alias “Erin,” at a convention center in a mall in Pasay City on Saturday. She was later identified by ABS-CBN News sources as the actress Neri Miranda.
She was listed as the 7th most wanted person at the station level due to 14 counts of violating the Securities Regulation Code with recommended bail of P126,000 for each count, the SPD said.
The court has not recommended bail on the syndicated estafa case.
His other case, Section 28 of RA 8799, is a violation related to his other case, syndicated estafa, according to the warrant, he is an endorser of a company so the complainants were enticed to invest because he was there as an endorser,” said P/Major Hazel Asilo, SPD PIO chief.
Asilo added that they monitored Miranda’s whereabouts through social media.
“He was guesting there as far as I know, there was an event where he would be a guest so the Pasay City Police knew he was there… because he was on FB live,” said Asilo.
The arrest warrant for Miranda and 6 others were issued on November 16 by Pasay RTC Branch 111.
It was on the 22nd of November when Pasay Operatives got a copy of it.
The PNP said the 2 complainants are from Cavite and Batangas who invested a total of P1,500,000.
“He didn’t say anything regarding that because he was just an endorser,” said Asilo. “According to what is stated in our information, he probably doesn’t know what the real running of that company is, because he is an endorser.”
“We can’t say if he is aware of how the company he joined is run,” Asilo added. “He also didn’t give any other information regarding his arrest.