Bonifacio Bosit is a retired Colonel arrested on the charges of grave coercion.
A Filipino retired Colonel Bonifacio Bosita is currently serving as the rider’s safety advocate in his country. His arrest news has come up as a shock to people in Philipines and is garnering mixed reactions from Netizens.
One group is quite curious to know what actually happened with the former police while the other group is regretting supporting him in the past. There is also a section of people who are questioning the authorities. Let’s get to know exactly the reason behind his arrest.
Who Is Bonifacio Bosita?
Bonifacio Bosita is the founder Riders’ Safety Advocates of the Philippines (RSAP) and he works for the well-being of riders in his country. The 55-year-old married man helps the unfortunate and abused ones.
He makes an effort to protect the rights of the riders who are the victims of the unmanaged system. There are riders who have through inaccurate apprehension and bad services due to the corrupt management and Bosita has been closely looking for helping them and providing them justice.
With all his noble work, he was considered an idol by the people of his country. They respected him dearly and followed him as they knew if there is anyone who could support them and save them from the cruel system, it was Bonifacio.
Bonifacio Bosita Arrested On The Grounds of Grave Coercion
Bonifacio Bosita has recently been arrested on the grounds of Grave Coercion. It might be a new term for people who do not belong to the law faculty. But it means that he was forced to commit a crime unwillingly.
His arrest news is trending on social media where people on the internet are passing their opinions and huge discussion are going on. However, apart from him getting arrested the details of what the retired police officer do cannot be traced down.
He was arrested on December 28, 2021, by personnel of Tago MPS on the grounds of Grave Coercion. Still, on custody, his bail bond amount is Php36, 000.00.
Grave Coercion Meaning In Tagalog & Penalty
The grave coercion meaning in Tagalog is a crime that has been committed by the force of a third person without the will of the criminal himself. In the case of Bonifacio, his penalty is still under review.
Generally, people arrested on Grace Coercion get a penalty of imprisonment from one month and one day to six months and a fine not more than P500.