IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY, Viral Scandal in Holy Cross of Davao College (HCDC) is gearing up for a high-octane internal investigation in response to the explosive viral video that rocked the internet. 🔥
Dated September 15, 2023, the college didn’t mince words, declaring an unwavering stance against any misconduct that poses a threat to the sanctity and values of the institution.
The incident, featuring an alleged scandalous rendezvous in a gymnasium, was swiftly taken down, but not before making its rounds in social media group chats.
Taking no prisoners, HCDC has already reached out to the implicated individuals. President Bro. Noelvic Deloria roared on Facebook, “This video is a far cry from our community’s cherished values, and rest assured, decisive measures will be taken against the culprits.”
Deloria, donning the armor of authority, warned students against sharing the video, invoking the wrath of the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Sharing it could mean crossing ethical boundaries and breaking legal obligations!
In a rallying cry, he urged everyone – students, faculty, staff, alumni, and partners – to unite in a formidable front, safeguarding the dignity and reputation of the HCDC community.
Sources whispering in the shadows revealed that the scandalous video was a recent production at a school event. An investigation is underway to confirm if the protagonists are indeed students of the institution.
Following the explosive statement, a digital purge ensued as the majority of posts featuring the viral video were obliterated from the online realm. The battle for the college’s honor rages on! 💣
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