MANILA, Philippines — The University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law Dean Nilo Divina said that his inclusion in the immigration lookout was expected and vowed that he would comply with any order from the Department of Justice. In a statement released Thursday hours after the DOJ added him to the Immigration Lookout Bulletin Order, Divina maintained his innocence over the fatal hazing of Horacio Tomas “Atio” Castillo III. READ: Anti-hazing law: 22 years, 1 convictionDivina, nevertheless, said he would comply with any order that DOJ might issue. READ: Dean Divina, several lawyers placed on immigration watchlistDivina was one of the more than 40 individuals added to the lookout order. In total, there are 65 names in the lookout order.

Source: Philippine Star October 26, 2017 07:18 UTC