Skip to content
Metro Sun Daily

Metro Sun Daily

REAL NEWS * REAL TIME

  • Home
  • Nation
  • Metro
  • Regions
  • Global
  • Feature
  • Entertainment
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • Business
  • OFW
  • VP Sara Impeachment
  • Front Page
  • Nation

DOJ condemns killing of radio broadcaster

Metrosundaily November 5, 2023

THE Department of Justice (DOJ) has condemned the killing of radio broadcaster Juan Jumalon, a revered figure in the media industry known as “DJ Jonny Walker.”

This abhorrent act of violence against a devoted journalist stands as a blatant disregard for the fundamental tenets of democracy, freedom of expression, and the sanctity of an unimpeded press, the DOJ said in an official statement.

“DJ Jonny Walker’s premature and tragic demise represents an irreplaceable loss, not only to his immediate family and loved ones but also to the journalism community at large and the nation as a whole. His unwavering commitment to enlightening and engaging the public through his platform epitomized the pivotal role that journalists fulfill within our society,” underscored the DOJ.

The DOJ extends its deepest condolences to DJ Jonny Walker’s bereaved family, friends, and colleagues during this period of profound sorrow.

The DOJ stands in unwavering solidarity with them, demanding justice for this brutal act of violence.

It pledges an unyielding commitment to expending every conceivable effort to ensure a comprehensive investigation, the prompt apprehension of the perpetrators, and their subsequent prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.

Furthermore, the DOJ reaffirms its steadfast dedication to safeguarding press freedom and the security of journalists.

“We acknowledge the irreplaceable role of a free and independent media in nurturing a thriving democracy. Any endeavors to suppress or intimidate journalists will encounter the full weight of the law,” said the DOJ. 

metrosundaily

Post navigation

Previous Gatchalian calls for full payment to all poll workers
Next House focuses on budget enactment, 11 remaining priority bills as regular sessions resume

Related Stories

COA flags P10.77B uncollected obligations; Solar Philippines owes 96% of total
  • Nation

COA flags P10.77B uncollected obligations; Solar Philippines owes 96% of total

VP Sara impeachment verdict expected by Dec 16 — court spokesperson
  • Nation

VP Sara impeachment verdict expected by Dec 16 — court spokesperson

Trillanes: VP Sara failed to declare millions in assets in earlier SALNs
  • Nation

Trillanes: VP Sara failed to declare millions in assets in earlier SALNs

ODDNEWS

  • Man arrested for faking lotto ticket to claim ₱172M jackpot
  • General in Hot Water: Napolcom cites P70k shoes as grounds for charges
  • Christmas Tragedy: Italian man chokes to death on panettone during family reunion
  • Japanese Woman Weds AI: The future of relationships?
  • A Single Dad’s Desperate Act: Police Chief’s Kindness Saves the Day
  • Security guard returns lost P1.5M bracelet

Weather

Source: USD/PHP @ Sun, 4 Oct.

Manila
Current weather
-º
Sunrise-
Sunset-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
Manila weather

Latest Comments

  1. cardin rachel on BREAKING: Banga National High School shooting — injured students rushed to hospital
  2. panel smm murah indonesia on Carpio bank records complaint faces dismissal — QC prosecutor

  • Front Page
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Donation
  • Facebook
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
  • Instagram
©2026 MetroSunDaily. All rights reserved. | DarkNews by AF themes.