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ABS-CBN Film Productions Inc. clarified that they took action on the incident that happened between actors Rhys Miguel and Patrick Quiroz.

READ: Statement of ABS-CBN Film Productions Inc.— Star Cinema (@StarCinema) “Contrary to the claims made by Rhys Miguel on 11 October 2022, ABS-CBN Film Productions Inc. clarified that they took action on the incident that happened between actors Rhys Miguel and Patrick Quiroz.

Rhys claims that the management failed to act on his report of Patrick's alleged sexual misconduct.

Rhys also shared EJ’s post on his Instagram, writing: “Tama ka na, Patrick Quiroz. “Saksi kami niyan sa ‘HIH’ and tinry niya din kami maging victim but he failed,” he wrote. The statement comes after Rhys, in an Instagram Live on Tuesday, October 12, accused former co-actor Patrick Quiroz of sexual assualt, alleging that he was molested by the latter while they were in the lock-in taping of a project. He continued that he is planning to take legal action against Patrick. I’m probably gonna take him to court,” he said. “I woke up in the morning.

Rhys Miguel Eugenio has accused his former "He's Into Her" co-star Patrick Quiroz of sexual harassment during a lock-in taping for a series.

(AFPI) immediately conducted an investigation upon receiving his complaint in December 2020 and swiftly took appropriate action to protect the rights of everyone involved,” it stated. The safety, dignity, and privacy of our people are our utmost priority.” “Contrary to the claims made by Rhys Miguel on [Oct. (The management decided to keep him [in the lock-in taping’s location] because we were almost finished shooting. Three days before my [incident] happened, he also did that to our two other talents.) Eugenio then recounted that he was also molested by Quiroz at their shared bedroom during lock-in taping.

ATLANTA — Rhys Hoskins found Zack Wheeler on Wednesday night, telling him that the play that changed the course of the game — and maybe even the series ...

I think if you asked Rhys he would probably tell you he should make that play.” And they’ll need to make plays in the field instead of deciding who was at fault for the balls that snuck past them. “I think if you asked Rhys, he would say he should make that play,” manager Rob Thomson said. “I feel like I’ve had pretty good at-bats so far,” Hoskins said. “I take responsibility for that,” Wheeler said. Hoskins said he misjudged the play and thought the ball — which had an exit velocity of 101.3 mph — left Olson’s bat faster than it actually did.

The Phillies are waiting to see who will seize the opportunities that October baseball grants them. So far, their first two hitters haven't.

That’s the biggest thing when it comes to that kind of thing. The biggest thing is being able to end it there. He watched how Hoskins reacted — on the field and in the dugout — and he nodded.

The Braves scored three two-out runs in the sixth inning to even the series with the Phillies.

The right-hander [Zack Wheeler ](https://www.nj.com/phillies/2022/10/phillies-rally-for-six-runs-in-the-ninth-inning-to-take-game-1-in-st-louis.html)rolling in the sixth inning, a fastball got away from the right-hander and hit Ronald Acuna Jr. The top two Phillies’ hitters, Kyle Schwarber and Hoskins, are a combined 1-for-34 in the postseason. Meanwhile, the Phillies managed little offense against Wright, who kept them off-balance with his curveball which he threw 46 percent of the time, and the balls they did hit hard landed in gloves. Matt Olson hit a two-strike breaking pitch off the glove of first baseman Rhys Hoskins, scoring Acuna with the first run. on the right elbow.