Nocppo reassures local media of protection

The Negros Occidental Police Provincial Office has reassured local media of protection after the murder of a radio broadcaster in Misamis Occidental on Sunday, November 5. Major Rhojn Darrell Nigos, spokesperson for Nocppo, said they are currently accounting for all representatives of various media outlets in the province and will conduct threat assessments.

On Sunday, radio broadcaster Juan Jumalon, also known as 'DJ Johnny Walker,' was shot dead while broadcasting live via radio and social media in his home in Calamba, Misamis Occidental. Persons of interest have already been identified by authorities. Some media organizations condemned such attacks on the media. In a statement, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines condemned the brazen killing of Jumalon The shooting was caught on a livestream of his show.

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