The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday junked the charges filed against the<a href="https://www.dzrh.com.ph/post/cops-arrest-father-of-suspect-who-withheld-evidence-in-death-of-adamson-student" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> father of one of the suspects</a> linked in the <a href="https://www.dzrh.com.ph/post/adamson-student-found-dead-in-imus" target="_blank" rel="noopener">killing </a>of John Matthew Salilig, a&nbsp;third-year Chemical Engineering student&nbsp;from Adamson University.
"The resolution against the father of one of the respondents has been dismissed for lack of probable cause with reasonable certainty of conviction. So, that&rsquo;s done and over with already,&rdquo; DOJ spokesperson Mico Clavano told reporters in an interview.&nbsp;
He said the release order for the father will be issued immediately.
&ldquo;Siguro ang message na lang natin sa mga school authorities and the barangay officials is to cooperate,&rdquo; Calvano said.
On Thursday, Police authorities arrested the father of one of the suspects involved in Salilig's death after he refused to be served with the search warrant.&nbsp;
The father also reportedly stopped authorities from seizing the vehicle used that carried Salilig to a vacant lot in Imus, Cavite, where the student was buried and discovered.
On the other hand, Clavano said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has been tasked to investigate the <a href="https://www.dzrh.com.ph/post/free-legal-assistance-to-the-alleged-hazing-victim's-family-pao" target="_blank" rel="noopener">alleged hazing reported in Cebu</a> that involves a 20-year-old&nbsp; marine engineering student.
He added that the NBI has yet to submit any initial reports about the incident.

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DOJ junks complaint filed vs father of one of the suspect in Salilig's death