Bongbong Marcos supporter gets wallet stolen during rally

“Sa nag nakaw ng wallet ko para sa mga anak ko sana at pang bday ko! Makunsensiya po kayo kasi dugot pawis ko po yan bago kinita. Sa mga nanjan sa event baka po my video kayo na nahagip ang lalaking naka itim na jacket baka po pwede pasend salamat po,” she said.

“Please share para mahanap po at malaman kung sino po ito. Ctto maraming salamat sa nag send po sa amin,” she added.

Meanwhile, the Marcos camp denied offering people money to attend the event in the Philippine Arena.

A certain Nico Sawyer went on a Facebook group and said that a friend is looking for 70 people to attend the rally, and each will be given P200 and other freebies.

“Sino malapit sa Philippine Arena? Need daw ng friend ko 70 katao para sa (BBM). Libre foods, ticket, t-shirt, plus 200 pesos,” he wrote.

His post circulated social media, prompting netizens to call the rally inauthentic. However, Atty. Vic Rodriguez, Marcos’ spokesperson, called it “black propaganda.”

“Hanggang ngayong araw na ito e may mga black propaganda, yung mga cheap political gimmicks na kumakalat [Until this day there is black propaganda],” Rodriguez told reporters.

“This event is for free and this is the offer of Bongbong Marcos and Sara Duterte sa milyun-milyong supporters nila na hindi bumibitiw at higit pang dumarami by the day,” he added.