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Why resign if you know you’re doing the right thing? Unless, deep down, you know you’ve done something terribly wrong. But don’t worry—the law will catch up with you soon! #Karma #Traitor #AbuseOfAuthority 👊🏻
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Baka fake news yan . Hitsura ni Torre hindi yang magreresign at feel guilty
Drama ni Torre, papansin amf. Sinibak na siya pero andyan pa din nagpapasikat🙄.
Pwede na daw magretire. Nakaipon na. Sobra sobra pa.
2023 pa po yang video
2023:
Mga tanga talaga kayo! Nung nasa QCPD pa sya nyan bago sya nilipat sa Davao. Sakit nyo na pagpapakalat nyo fake news, sagad sa buto
Kahit mag resign ka hahabulin ka ng mga taong sinaktan mo👊
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Baka tapos na yung mission nya.
Maniwala kau jn hwag kau magpalinlang bantayan nyo po Bahay ni tatay Digong bka biglain kau
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