Jet Lee joins Cebu City Police Office’s ‘Juana Rides’
Popular Cebuana motovlogger Jet Lee at the Cebu City Police Office media center for the kick off celebration of Women’s Month 2022 on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. CDN Digital photo | Pegeen Maisie Sararana
CEBU CITY, Philippines –Popular Cebuana motovlogger Ma. Rica Cabarrubias, popularly known as Jet Lee, joined the Cebu City Police Office’s ‘Juana Rides,’ which was part of the kick off celebration of Women’s Month 2022 on Tuesday, March 8, 2022.
Jet Lee joined CCPO personnel as they conducted a quick motorcade to welcome the observance of Women’s Month 2022, which carries the theme “We Make Change, Work for Women.”
Jet Lee is a Cebuana rider who is known for doing difficult motorcycle stunts. In an interview, she said that women are capable of doing things despite having insecurities and personal issues.
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As a rider, Cabarrubias said that she also faced challenges and discrimination in the career she entered.
“Mao nay giingon nga ‘mind over matter.’ I don’t mind, di mo matter ilang gi sulti,” she said.
(That is what I call ‘mind over matter.’ I don’t mind, whatever they say won’t matter.)
She added that giving women the right to choose has a big impact in empowering them.
Popular Cebuana motovlogger Jet Lee (in black and red jersey) joins hands with personnel from the Cebu City Police Office during the kick off celebration of Women’s Month 2022 on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. CDN Digital photo | Pegeen Maisie Sararana
Meanwhile, stopping abuse on women in the city is one of the goals of the CCPO as they continue to educate not only women but also men regarding this concern.
According to data from the CCPO, they have recorded 363 cases of attacks against women and children in 2021. Of the 363, 157 of them were on violence against women and children, wherein most of the victims were battered wives.
According to Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, CCPOs deputy director for operations, husbands must be educated and kept aware that there is a law protecting women against any type of abuse.
Parilla believed that there were still incidents of abuse among women that remain unreported. Parilla added that perhaps, the reason for this was that victims prefer to stay quiet over this or resolve this among themselves.
READ: Cebu City Police urges abused children, women to report to nearest station
With this, Parilla appeals to victims to report to them if they are abused. He assured victims that they will be protected and reports will be addressed in full confidentiality.
Parilla admitted that resolving domestic violence is difficult, especially when victims opt to remain silent.
/bmjo
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