Father of South Cotabato School Shooter Faces 5 Criminal Charges
The father of the student who carried out a deadly campus shooting at Banga National High School in South Cotabato has been charged with five criminal complaints, including negligence, following an incident that left three students dead and six injured. Police are investigating his alleged failure to supervise.
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