Non-bailable charges filed vs. former sexy actress Sabrina M over drugs

The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) on Tuesday filed non-bailable charges against former sexy actress and suspected drug pusher Sabrina M and her two companions for violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act.

"Kaninang umaga na-inquest na siya kasama yung dalawa niyang kasamahan at kakasuhan siya ng iba't ibang violations sa mga provision sa Republic Act 9165. No bail po 'yun, puro walang bail yung mga kasong na-file natin laban sa kanya," Quezon City Police District Director Senior Superintendent Guillermo Eleazar said in an interview on GMA News TV's "Balitanghali" program.

Eleazar clarified he has no knowledge on whether Sabrina M, Karen Pallasigue in real life, is included on President Rodrigo Duterte's list of at least 50 celebrities involved in illegal drugs.

However, Eleazar confirmed that Sabrina M is on the QCPD list of suspected drug personalities.

"Kasama siya sa ating minamanmanan nitong mga nakaraang araw at linggo dahil na rin sa impormasyon na natanggap natin," he said.

"Yun ang aming listahang sinusubayayan, pero di ko alam kung siya ay kasama sa sinasabing 50 (celebrity) names na listahan," he added.

Sabrina M was presented to the QCPD headquarters on Monday after being nabbed in a buy-bust operation in the Tandang Sora area.  

Sabrina M was shown in a police surveillance video obtained by radio dzBB's Allan Gatus, using shabu. 

Surveillance video laban kay Sabrina M habang gumagamit ng ilegal na droga bago ang operasyon ng QCPD @dzbb pic.twitter.com/h0Jx3aQTaR

— Allan Gatus (@allangatus) September 26, 2016

Eleazar said Sabrina M mentioned to him the names of several celebrities who were her patrons. These are being validated now before police operation are conducted.

Meanwhile, the QCPD chief urged celebrities involved in illegal drugs to surrender voluntarily to authorities.

"Ano ba ang pagkakaiba ng ating celebrities dun sa more than 700,000 na sumuko o tumalima sa ating pakiusap [Oplan Tokhang]? Mas maganda sana meron sa kanilang magkusa upang magbigay ng ehemplo sa kanilang kasamahan na siguradong bibigyan ng magadangang pagtanggap ng ating sambayanan," Eleazar said.

Eleazar said the QCPD is having discussions with representatives of the showbiz industry on how they can help in the campaign against illegal drugs.

"More than the Oplan Tokhang, ang gusto namin maging productive dito, makipagtulungan at kung ano ang pwede nilang gawin para makita ng ating sambayanan na hindi lang ito para sa mga kababayan nating less fortunate," he said. — Joseph Tristan Roxas/VVP, GMA News