“Please don’t do this!

I am your friend and this is the only

money I have.” But the man pulling her purse did not stop at all.
He took his folded knife, stretched it out and blood was spilt and
the perpetrator was never seen again.
Can you imagine the horror the girl had felt? Her fear? Her
pain? What about her family? And the most perplexing question
is “What happened to the killer?”
Justice is elusive. Violence seems rewarding. Life is
complicated. Ladies and gentleman, do not fear. There are still
brave souls, abled bodies and courageous spirits who are willing
to stand up for justice, love, compassion, punishment to the
criminals or second chances for them.
Community of friends, we are the criminologists who are
always willing to uphold the law for ignorance excuses no one.
Some of us any have tainted our reputation for personal gains but
we, the brave ones to stand for what is right and righteous are
significantly and numerous and have then willing to serve you
even if it cost our lives.
Help us in prayer and in any other ways to make possible the
elusive dreams of justice, impartial judgement and moral
uprightness. Together, let us fight injustice, deceit, dishonesty lust
and other social pests that destroy the essence of life, love, family
and camaraderie. Be one with us in prayer and action.
My fellow Filipinos, good evening!