The Taguig police and the Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Cybercrime Group have identified the persons who posted bomb threats and intent to kill students in Taguig last Nov. 7. READ:
The Taguig police and the Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group have identified the persons who posted bomb threats and intent to kill students in Taguig last Nov. 7.
The Facebook account of Sofia Smith listed herself as supposedly working at JYP Entertainment, a K-pop agency, in Seoul, South Korea “Papatayin ko lahat ng mga estudyante sa sa signal humanda kayong lahat hahaha papatyin ko lahat lahat ,” the account wrote. Guillermo said the cell phone number is owned by a 16-year-old Grade 9 female student of Signal Village National High School in Taguig.
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