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Apollo Carreon QuiboloyABC News
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Apollo Carreon Quiboloy was one of the most influential religious leaders and televangelists in the Philippines .
The 74-year-old preacher and four co-accused surrendered Sunday in his religious stronghold in the south.
An expanded U.S. indictment in 2021 charged him with having sex with women and underage girls and sex trafficking by force, among other crimes.
His lawyers say they are ready to answer the charges in court.
More than 2,000 police officers, backed by riot squads, raided his religious complex in Davao on Aug. 24 .
Police gave a 24-hour ultimatum for Quiboloy to give himself up or else they would again raid a Bible school building, where the preacher was believed to be hiding.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the preacher would be treated like any other detainee and receive no special treatment.
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