Palaki ng palaki ang gulo, gusot at iskandalo na idinudulot ng di umanong pag break ng covid 19 pandemic health and safety protocols ng University of Sto Tomas Growling Tigers.

Ngayon naman ay ang Department of Justice (DOJ) na ang nais ma-involve dito dahil sa mga possible civil cases na maaring ifile ng gobyerno laban sa mga parties involved ( meaning hindi lang po si head coach Aldin Ayo) sa University of Sto Tomas (UST) Growling Tigers situation.

Ang Joint Administrative Order (JAO)  Committee  na kinabibilangan ng  Philippine Sports Commission, Games and Amusement Board, at ng Department of Health ay pinag usapan na ang report na ibinigay ng UST noong Biyernes ng umaga.

Ayun kay Games and Amusements Board (GAB) chairman Baham Mitra ay  ang JAO ay magsusubmit na ng kanilang report sa Justice Department about the controversial  Sorsogon “bubble” training ng mga players and.staff ng Growling Tigers na naganap sa Capuy,Sorsogon. Ang report na ito ay ipapasa na nila sa Monday Sept 7, 2020.

Ito ang sinabi ni Mitra “We’re still studying the possible violations that (UST) committed on the JAO and we’ll submit our report on UST to DOJ by Monday.”

Dagdag pa nito“Nasa kanila na ‘yun. Sila ‘yung reinforcement e, kami naman policy lang as the JAO group. Si DOJ can do their own investigation with the help of the NBI.” 

The conference was attended by Mitra, Commission on Higher Education (CHED) commissioner Prospero de Vera, Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Butch Ramirez, and Department of Health (DOH) representative Rodley Carza