“We have to understand na internet based ito. Hindi natin basta pwedeng habulin at bulatlatin ang owner. We have to really coordinate doon sa service provider to find out and established the identity ng mga nag-o-operate,” PNP spokesperson Colonel Jean Fajardo said.
The Philippine National Police has acknowledged it would be difficult to shut down all e-sabong or online cockfighting websites and identify those behind the active sites.
“As per the information given to us this morning, like I said it will at least take two weeks before ma-take down totally itong mga illegal e-sabong sites,” PNP spokesperson Colonel Jean Fajardo said. However, the Fajardo assured that authorities have already intensified cyber patrolling not only against the betting station but also against its operators, including police personnel.
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