Showing posts with label NBI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NBI. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

NBI Arrests Man for Spreading Former Girlfriend's sex tape

NBI, sex video, sextortion, Filipina, scandal

NBI, sex video, sextortion, Filipina, scandal

NBI, sex video, sextortion, Filipina, scandal

NBI, sex video, sextortion, Filipina, scandal


The National Bureau of Investigations Cybercrime Division (NBI-CCD) arrested a man who allegedly spread online a sex-video he took with his former girlfriend.

His girlfriend broke up with him when she found out that the suspect was married. Then the man, in retaliation sent a copy of their sex tape to her employer in the Middle East that cost her her job. He also sent copies to her friends and relatives and posted the video on porn sites. The suspect also threatened to kill her and her family. 

The suspect was her former employer. He was charged for violating RA 7610

Lalaking nagpakalat ng private video nila ng dating nobya, arestado




The suspect spread the video on well known porn sites like this one

Friday, January 3, 2014

NBI Clearance Long Lines January 3, 2014



National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Taft Avenue Manila has been inundated by people who are applying for an NBI Clearance. In Philippines NBI Clearance is an important document if you want to apply for a job.

Long lines reached the outer gate of their office along United Nations Avenue up to the corner of Maria Orosa Street.

NBI Officer-in-Charge Atty. Medardo de Lemos said on the news that they have a new and better system in processing NBI clearance that they have created themselves, but because it was new it resulted to confusion among their workers and caused long lines. He also said that it was implemented because the contract of the previous contractor Realtime Data Management Services Incorporated (RDMSI) has expired on Dec. 31, 2013.

De Lemos also said that the hardware that is needed for the project for all the clearance centers nationwide have not yet been purchased and the connection of all the 22 districts and 17 regional offices of the NBI is still need to be fixed.

The new system will only require the applicants to pass through 5 steps instead of 11, and expected finish the process in only 30 minutes, from 95 minutes with the previous system.