Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, deputy director for operations of the Cebu City Police Office , said they are now in the processing of verifying these information hoping that these would lead them to the location of the still unidentified gunman.Parillla said they also continue to pursue personal grudge as motive in the killing of Fernandez, a known human rights lawyer in Cebu.
Since then, Parilla said, they have been getting several possible names of the suspect from informants, but these will all be subjected to validation by their intelligence unit. Parilla said they wanted to make sure that whoever they will arrest in the future is the right suspect. They also wanted to prevent the use of information that may mislead the police investigators.
He added that the four individuals, whom Fernandez named in a social media post as the people who wanted him dead, already went to see police investigators to issue their respective statements on the lawyer’s killing.All of the four also promised to cooperate in the ongoing investigation. But he said that it will be up to members of the Special Investigation Task Group that is now investigating the case to decide as to whether or not these individuals should already be removed from their list of Persons of Interest in the killing of Atty. Fernandez.
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