MANILA, Philippines — The military assured government prosecutors no special treatment is accorded to the soldiers who are co-accused of Gen. Jovito Palparan on the alleged kidnapping of two University of the Philippines students and who are currently detained at the Army detention facility in Fort Bonifacio.

This, as the Army on Friday opened its doors to government prosecutors who went to inspect the Army detention facility, a military spokesman said.

Major Harold Cabunoc, the Army spokesman, said Brig. Gen. Herbert Yambing led military officers in welcoming the inspecting team that arrived around 12:45 p.m.

“Judge Teodora B. Gonzales of RTC Branch 14, Malolos, Bulacan along with the Department of Justice panel of prosecutors headed by Assistant State Prosecutor Juan Navera, lawyers of private complainant headed by Atty. Edre Olalia and Mrs. Erlinda Cadapan were part of the inspecting team who were received by Army representatives at the Army Custodial Management Unit (CMU),” said Cabunoc.