Xander Ford files cyberbullying rap vs uploaders of 'bashing' video | Inquirer Entertainment

Xander Ford files cyberbullying rap vs uploaders of ‘bashing’ video

By: - Reporter
/ 06:44 PM October 30, 2017

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Image: Instagram/@iamxanderford

Social media personality Xander Ford, formerly Marlou Arizala, has sought the help of the police to investigate certain individuals he accused of cyberbullying.

Arizala and his managers went to the Philippine National Police (PNP)’s Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) to file a complaint for cyberbullying against a certain Dave Alvarez and Angelo Razon.

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In an interview at Camp Crame, Arizala said it was Alvarez and Razon who “maliciously” and “intentionally” uploaded the video to besmirch his reputation.

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“Masakit lang po sa akin kasi kung kailan ganito na ako tsaka nila ilalabas ‘yung ganong video tapos Marlou pa po ang mukha ko doon,” he said.

Since the videos of him criticizing actress Kathryn Bernardo circulated online, Arizala said he felt depressed and had lost projects.

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His manager also said Arizala had been receiving “grave threats” from the supporters of Bernardo because of his statements in the viral video.

“We have nothing against Kathryn kasi victim din siya. Very malicious and timely ang paglabas ng video. Kitang kita ang intention na siraan siya,” the manager said. /je

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