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Mall guard in sampaguita girl video appears at PNP to address issues

The mall security guard accused of mistreating a young girl as seen in a viral video online, appeared at the Philippine National Police (PNP) - Supervisory Office on Security and Investigation Agency (Sosia) on Monday morning to face the issues.

A video circulating on social media shows a security guard at a mall in Manila asking a young girl wearing a school uniform to leave the mall premises but destroying the sampaguita flowers she was selling in the process. (Screengrab of viral video)

MANILA, Philippines 鈥 The mall security guard accused of mistreating a young girl as seen in a viral video online, appeared at the Philippine National Police (PNP) 鈥 Supervisory Office on Security and Investigation Agency (Sosia) on Monday morning to face the issues.

Last January 17, the Sosia summoned the security guard from the Redeye II Security Services, Inc. The guard was seen destroying the sampaguita flowers the victim was selling while asking her to leave the mall premises.

In a report, the PNP-Civil Security Group (CSG) said the meeting was attended by the investigator, the security guard, his legal counsel, and the operations manager of the security agency.

鈥淭he meeting was convened to address the viral video circulating on social media involving [the] SG (security guard). The investigator informed all parties of the preliminary investigation鈥檚 purpose and the requirements for the submission of pertinent documents and affidavits,鈥 CSG said.

READ: Brosas appeals: Don鈥檛 dig up Sampaguita girl鈥檚 details, help her instead

Last week, the Mandaluyong City Police Station revealed that it already obtained the girl鈥檚 identity and that she lives in Quezon City.

Mandaluyong police chief Col. Mary Grace Madayag said the girl was an 18-year-old medical technology student.

For its part, the Department of Social Welfare and Development earlier said it would look into the case since the student鈥檚 family was a former beneficiary of one of its poverty alleviation programs, the cash transfer scheme known as Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps).

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