A Filipino man has died after allegedly being forced to do 300 squat thrusts by police as punishment for breaking Covid rules in his home country.

His partner, Reichelyn Balce said he and other curfew-breakers were forced to do 100 squat thrusts but had to repeat the exercise if they failed to do it in unison.

By the time Mr Penaredondo arrived home the following morning, Ms Blace said he had performed 300 of the exercises and was barely able to walk.


Mr Penaredondo struggles to stand following his ordeal.




https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9439947/Covid-Philippines-Man-dies-forced-300-squats-breaching-curfew.html

'When he came home on Friday, around 8am, he was assisted by a fellow quarantine violator who was arrested with him,' Ms Balce stated.

'I asked if he was beaten up. He just smiled but it was obvious he was in pain.'

Ms Blace said he was unable to stand for the rest of the day, and was crawling across the floor because his legs and knees hurt so much.

Then, while trying to use the bathroom, Mr Penaredondo began suffering seizures and had to be revived by a neighbour using CPR.

He regained consciousness for a short time afterwards, but eventually passed away around 10pm without ever reaching hospital.

Mr Penaredondo's cousin posted this image of his body on Facebook, pledging to get justice as the local mayor opened an investigation.

Why philippines dey always mumu, even for movies. 300 sit ups....why?

so police are all the same over the world. wicked people

Sad

The punisher should know that the excess ramen they consume in that region can't keep their body together for some types of punishment.

To me, covid no longer exists

What an amusing but cruel punishment!

So the police ordered dem grown-up men to do frog jump in unison?

May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Yeah, poor him...may his soul rest on

Wicked police men everywhere

When C~19 Could not killed the mang the police make sure to kill him.

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'When he came home on Friday, around 8am, he was assisted by a fellow quarantine violator who was arrested with him,' Ms Balce stated.

'I asked if he was beaten up. He just smiled but it was obvious he was in pain.'

Ms Blace said he was unable to stand for the rest of the day, and was crawling across the floor because his legs and knees hurt so much.

Then, while trying to use the bathroom, Mr Penaredondo began suffering seizures and had to be revived by a neighbour using CPR.

He regained consciousness for a short time afterwards, but eventually passed away around 10pm without ever reaching hospital.

That was high-handed and heavy-handed on the part of those who imposed the punishment/drill on him.

I mean, you don't have to be a medical expert to know that the guy I'm looking at in the picture is not in any way built for such heavy punishment.
He is what we used to call 'butterball' in those days.
Sort of reminds me of one of my homeboys from way back. Same body type so I can definitely relate.

They should have simply detained him for a while.

And besides... for you to engage in squats, you just have to do a little warm-up. It's not something that you just throw yourself into otherwise, your heart will pay for it in the long run.

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so police are all the same over the world. wicked people

I don't think it was the police...

Something just tells me that whoever imposed that punishment on him and several others is a military operative. Perhaps, the Philippines National Guards. Those guys have been the major force behind Covid 19 enforcements in some parts of that country lately.

I don't know what's up with the police and even military people. It's like they want bloody civilians to experience/ pay for the pains/ torture they experienced while they were being trained as force personnels as if you sent them on errand...

But when they come.face to face with robbers, bandits, kidnappers, they turn Ashafa Powell



Wicked people