Jason Ivler Getting VIP Treatment in Quezon City Jail?
Is murder suspect Jason Ivler enjoying the company of women and having drinking sessions inside the Quezon City jail?
This question was raised after photos and video clips circulated online showing Ivler partying, with liquor and unidentified women present inside the jail.
Some of the photos show Ivler, who is accused of killing Renato Victor Ebarle Jr. in 2009, with his family.
However, other photos and video clips show him having a drinking session with people, including women.
The Ebarle family’s lawyer, Atty. Amelita Garayblas, said the incidents violate jail regulations.
"We were very much suprised because an inmate... can enjoy such perks in his cell," she said.
Prosecutors believe that the photos and video footage show that Ivler is receiving special treatment inside the jail.
They are now asking the court to order the transfer of Ivler to the Bicutan detention center at Camp Bagong Diwa.
Marlene Aguilar-Pollard, Ivler's mother, on the other hand, defended his son.
Marlene described the jail as a “party place” and claimed that the practice regularly happens in other detention centers in the country.
"Kultura na po ng jail iyan sa Pilipinas [It's jail culture in the Philippines]," she said.
She said gang members inside jail invite his son to join them in parties.
“Hari ng selda ang anak ko! Mga Sputnik, Bahala Na Gang, laging inaaya ang anak ko. Sikat na sikat siya doon. Pina-tattoo pa nila mukha ng anak ko sa katawan nila,” she claimed.
She also described his son as "Jason Ivler ng Bayan."
Aguilar-Pollard added that “busloads of women” regularly visit his son.
"Kung ano man ang binebentang treatment doon, kahit sex pa iyon, I'll pay for it," she added.
Quezon City jail authorities have yet to comment on the issue.
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This question was raised after photos and video clips circulated online showing Ivler partying, with liquor and unidentified women present inside the jail.
Some of the photos show Ivler, who is accused of killing Renato Victor Ebarle Jr. in 2009, with his family.
However, other photos and video clips show him having a drinking session with people, including women.
The Ebarle family’s lawyer, Atty. Amelita Garayblas, said the incidents violate jail regulations.
"We were very much suprised because an inmate... can enjoy such perks in his cell," she said.
Prosecutors believe that the photos and video footage show that Ivler is receiving special treatment inside the jail.
They are now asking the court to order the transfer of Ivler to the Bicutan detention center at Camp Bagong Diwa.
Marlene Aguilar-Pollard, Ivler's mother, on the other hand, defended his son.
Marlene described the jail as a “party place” and claimed that the practice regularly happens in other detention centers in the country.
"Kultura na po ng jail iyan sa Pilipinas [It's jail culture in the Philippines]," she said.
She said gang members inside jail invite his son to join them in parties.
“Hari ng selda ang anak ko! Mga Sputnik, Bahala Na Gang, laging inaaya ang anak ko. Sikat na sikat siya doon. Pina-tattoo pa nila mukha ng anak ko sa katawan nila,” she claimed.
She also described his son as "Jason Ivler ng Bayan."
Aguilar-Pollard added that “busloads of women” regularly visit his son.
"Kung ano man ang binebentang treatment doon, kahit sex pa iyon, I'll pay for it," she added.
Quezon City jail authorities have yet to comment on the issue.
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