Subic Bay Freeport — An Australian national filed criminal charges on Tuesday against a local broadcaster, who, with several Filipino companions, allegedly abused him physically and verbally inside his company in Subic Freeport Zone.
The complaint was filed before the City Prosecutor’s Office in Olongapo City by Nicholas Fenwick, 48, a native of Adelaide, Australia, and a director of Global Architectural Fabrication (Subic), Inc., on Efficiency Ave., Gateway Park, Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Charges of grave threats, physical injuries and cybercrime of libel was filed against one Rhodalyn Guinto Hanif, of Innovative St., Subic Gateway Park. Hanif a member of media being part of “Media Expose” that airs over SBC TV22 and a businesswoman.
On the afternoon of May 15 2018 I was at stop while waiting for the highway be cleared of traffic before entering the Gateway Park with other employees, when a white Land Cruiser without license plates came out of the Gateway Park gate and tried to turn left almost hitting my vehicle, Fenwick said..I rolled down my window and said, “Learning how to be a better driver?” Fenwick added.
Ten minutes later, after arriving at his office, Fenwick saw three angry persons, barged inside the factory premises and started maligning every worker they saw. Fenwick tried to asked the intruders to leave but he was kicked by Hanif in a sensitive part of his body, while her companion, identified as “Willy”, tried to reach something inside his pouch bag.
Fenwick later heard Hanif told a factory worker that he was lucky they were not able to bring their gun, otherwise she would shoot him.
After the incident, Fenwick discovered that Hanif posted on the social media maligning him and his Filipino workers. (Dante M. Salvana)