Youth Center (SPO4 Bill Felisan’s Life Story) | Maalaala Mo Kaya Recap (With Eng Subs)

Hey! Wait! Sir, please don't arrest me! Do not be afraid. I am not your enemy. Do not be afraid. I am not your enemy. You'll go straight to jail! You'll go straight to jail! Lord, have mercy! I will not do! You're hurting me! Dear Charo... When I was a child they called me "tuyom" or sea urchin. I was always wandering the streets and getting into all kinds of trouble because my parents were too busy living their own lives to raise me and my siblings well. What are you doing here? This is our territory. How is that possible?

Do you own this dock? This bastard is crazy! Who do you think you are? We got here first. Hey! - What's going on here? - Bill! Oh! Hey! Come back here! Those damn children! Kuya... I'm starving, Kuya. Me too. I'm sorry. I couldn't get some food before. Don't worry. I'll go to the dock early tomorrow. But Mio and Erning can't sleep because they are starving. I have no money! Your mother took all my money! She's betting all our money. Today is not my lucky day. Mom, can we give each other some money? We haven't had dinner yet.

Hey? Can't you see I'm losing? Hey? Can't you see I'm losing? But dad told us to ask you. Damn. I said I don't have money. You better go home before I lose again. Go home. Drink some water first. It will help reduce your hunger. Hey! That's mine! I'm sorry Mr. I thought you were done. I just went to order rice. I'm sorry Mr. You again?! What did he do? He stole my food. You better pay for that! I have no money. I thought he was done... Stop making excuses! You street urchins really are a pest! I'll take care of him, sir.

Come on! Where are you taking me? We'll lock you up so you stop causing trouble. I did not do anything wrong! - Please let me go! - Come on! - Don't take me to jail! - You keep causing problems! Come with me. Where are you taking me, sir? I am innocent, sir. Please let me go. Do not kill me! I will not kill you. Lord, have mercy on me! Lord, have mercy on me! It was just an honest mistake! - I'm not a bad person, sir! - Don't worry. I won't hurt you. - I'm not a bad person, sir! - Don't worry.

I won't hurt you. Where are your parents? They're at work, sir. I want to talk to them. Please no, sir. They will punish me again. They won't believe I didn't do anything wrong. By the way, I'm Sergeant Tess Ayag. And this is my husband, Sergeant Teodoro. We will be his parents here and guide them to become better people. I don't like this here. Please let me go home. Let me go home. You choose. The

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or the prison? You must wake up at 5 a.m. every day. And everyone should be in bed by 10 p.m. They will all pray together before going to sleep, upon waking up and before meals.

After the excision, you will shower. After the excision, you will shower. Vices and unhealthy activities are strictly prohibited. Vices and unhealthy activities are strictly prohibited. who will try to help society in his own way. We will also give you access to quality education to prepare you for the future. We want to guide you to become good and productive people. We hope you can learn to trust us. You will be penalized for breaking the rules, so you can learn to be more disciplined and ultimately become responsible citizens. They will treat us like their parents while they are at the

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and, hopefully, they will learn to treat each other like brothers.

Because here we are a family that cares about each other. I convinced Mio and Erning to come live with me at the

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center. Little by little, we began to build our lives once again. Thanks to the people there, we were able to go to school and receive our basic needs, things that our parents could not give us. -Erning! - What's wrong, Kuya? What's that? The results of my placement exams. It says you qualified for college. I did it?! - Yes, you did it! - Yes, you did it! Yeah! Let me see! Miss Tess, Mr. Teodoro... ...I passed the exams.

Actually? See? I knew you can do it! What will you specialize in? I want to be a police officer like you. I used to think cops are bad people. I used to think cops are bad people. Thanks to you, I realized that police officers really do a lot for the community, especially for kids like me. And just like you, I don't want to go to jail! I don't want to go to jail! You thief! You're going to jail now! Ma'am, could you reconsider pressing charges against the boy? I can take him to the nearest

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center.

You need guidance and encouragement. I don't think that's fair. He has to face punishment for what he did. Kids like him will never learn if they don't serve jail time! I understand, ma'am. That's why I'm taking him to the youth center. Just come with us to the police station so you can file a complaint against this brat. - Please do not do it! - You come with us. Children should not be confined with adults. That's dangerous. Bill, young or old, they are all criminals. And everyone deserves to be locked up together. A child is like a sponge.

They absorb everything. If you leave children in the company of real criminals, there is a good chance that they will become one too. I'm just following the rules. It is our duty to enforce the law. You must follow the program if you love your job. Just because I chose to stay silent then, that didn't mean I wouldn't do anything. I knew that one day someone would hear my voice. State? Confirmed. The suspect is inside with the victim. Move. Where is the child? He is not here. He is not here. Help me. We'll take you to the youth center.

No one will hurt you there. Who cares if I'm drunk? Who cares if I'm drunk? Sir, is everything okay? Stay out of this one! We don't need your help. We don't need your help. Thank you anyway. Come on. Can you try to walk straight? By the way, I'm sorry for criticizing you the first time we met. Don't worry about that. Sometimes the police scare me. Like my uncle, he was also a police officer. But he was very violent. There are many honest and decent police officers. But there are also many who are not. Can you blame me?

We need the public's trust so we can do our jobs more effectively. By the way, how is your boyfriend? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to intrude. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to intrude. You are the only one who will suffer. My father was an alcoholic. That's one of the reasons I became a street urchin. That's why it makes me sad that I still can't help him change. Finished. Now I know better. I waited for the perfect opportunity to court Myrna. I waited until she was ready to love again. I was the happiest man in the world when she finally agreed to be my girlfriend.

I felt more inspired. Sir, these are the patrollers who we will guide on crowd control procedures. Good day. Do you still remember me? Felisan? Are you the son of Pedius? You are... I am the plague... that you slapped... spat on... and called society a plague. I wouldn't be where I am today if it weren't for the people who helped me. Adults shouldn't hurt children in my situation. Instead, they should be shown compassion. That's what they need. I'm so sorry, sir. Very sorry. I admire you, sir! Mother. What are you doing here? - We're going home. - Not now.

I still need to get my money back. If you don't come with me, I will arrest everyone who is here right now. Hey! Where are you going? You may be a police officer... ...but I'm still your mother. Are you trying to get back at me because I didn't take care of you? I know I was a bad mother so maybe you should leave me alone. Stop worrying about me. Leave me alone! Mom, I'm not going to abandon you. waste the remaining years of your

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, mom. We could still fix things with our family. Since then, my mother changed for the better.

We were able to repair our relationship. But time was not on our side. Please forgive me and your father... Hey, stop! Wait... Oscar? They must be addressed accordingly before it is too late. Lock him up. Thanks for your time. Yes, see you next time. Thank you. Was this really necessary? What do you mean? Locking up a child with adult inmates: isn't that a violation of children's rights? You're still a PO3. You have no right to question your superior. Sir, I am only protecting the rights of the child and her well-being. I know what I'm doing, PO3 Felisan.

But if you don't know your place here, I won't think twice about kicking you out! Did you know? You're doing a great job. I know that one day they will listen to you. Keep doing what you're doing. Once upon a time there was a boy who fell into a well. He kept asking for help. An engineer passed by and gave the boy a book. The engineer told the boy to read the book so that he could learn to get out of the well on his own. But the boy said, "I don't know how to read." The engineer left him alone in that dark pit.

The teacher and priest passing by also did the same. That's why the boy was so surprised when the policeman fell into the well. "Why did you come down? How will you help me?" The police said, "I'll keep you company. We'll get out of here together." I am that policeman. And I will do everything I can to help every child who falls into a well. And together we will get out of there. Because just like them, just like you... ...I was also helped by police officers, who I once thought were the enemy. Excuse me, Mr. Bill. Do you still remember me?

I'm one of the kids you helped. I'm Romy. The child you saved from being sexually abused. Do not be afraid. We are here to protect you. We will take you to the center. No one will hurt you there. Thanks for helping. Now that I am about to be a priest, I can also help children in need. We'll get out of the hole together, Kuya Bill. I'm still working as a police officer. And I continue helping street children, And I continue helping street children, my children. Let's love and care for our children. Respectfully yours, Bill.