A source from inside the **Tarlac** prison revealed that **Jonel Nuezca**, the former police officer who caused a stir with the murder of Sonya Gregorio and her daughter, has become the target of ridicule from other inmates. According to the information spread, a group of inmates **deliberately sang mocking songs** about Nuezca in his cell, causing the situation to become tense.

A witness in the prison revealed that a group of inmates **sang parodies** related to Nuezca’s case. They kept repeating the lyrics:
*”Walang pulis, walang baril, tingnan natin kung matapang ka pa rin!”*
(*No guns, no police, let’s see if you can still talk!*)

 

Some even deliberately **mimicking gunshots** with their mouths to evoke the horrifying memories of the murder of Sonya and Frank Gregorio. This action was said to be an attempt to **tease and humiliate** Nuezca in front of other prisoners.

According to some sources, Nuezca initially **appeared angry** and **intended to retaliate** but quickly realized that he was outnumbered. He **avoided direct confrontation** and just endured it silently, not daring to provoke anyone further. A prison officer said:

*”Alam niyang wala na siyang kapangyarihan dito. Kaya kahit na inis na inis siya, wala siyang magawa kundi tiisin.”*
(*He knows that he has no power here anymore. No matter how angry he is, he can do nothing but endure.*)

As soon as this information spread, netizens immediately expressed mixed reactions:

🔥 *”Tama lang! Dapat maranasan niya ang sakit na ginawa niya with Gregorio’s family!”*
😱 *”He used to be an arrogant police officer, now let’s see who is the weak one?”*
🤔 *”I don’t support violence in prison, but this might be his karma!”*

While some people think this is a form of **”karma”**, others are concerned about the violence prison and believes that every prisoner, no matter who they are, has the right to be protected.

With such tense developments, it is likely that Jonel Nuezca will **be moved to an isolation area** to avoid being humiliated or threatened by other prisoners. However, many believe that **his life in prison will never be peaceful** after the crimes he has committed.

The question is: **Is this justice or just a form of informal violence?** Let’s wait and see what happens next in this controversial case!