Marvin Marcos, head of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group in Eastern Visayas (CIDG-8) and 18 others involved in the pre-dawn raid of the cells of Espinosa and another inmate, Raul Yap, at the sub-provincial jail of Baybay last Nov. 5. Sources from the Police Regional Office in Eastern Visayas (PRO-8) told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that Marcos and Supt. Santi Noel Matira surrendered at the CIDG-8 office in Tacloban about 6:30 a.m. on Monday with other CIDG-8 operatives. Aside from Matira and Marcos, also named in the arrest warrants were Chief Insp. But both the Senate inquiry and the NBI investigation showed that neither Yap nor Espinosa was armed at that time of the raid.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer March 20, 2017 08:27 UTC