LA TRINIDAD, Benguet -- Officials of this highland town have agreed to Declare German national, Andreas Gruschwitz Leistner, persona non grata.

In a resolution unanimously approved by the Tuba Municipal Council, the declaration was forwarded to the German Embassy, the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation, as well as the Provincial Board.

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Leistner allegedly sired 11 children from three women and is facing criminal charges for violating laws against women and children and the anti-child trafficking law.

A petition cum complaint was received from residents of Sitio Pongayan and Kabuyao both in Tuba, saying the German national has said Filipinos were like dogs and pigs.

Leistner has also allegedly commented that his neighbors were "pir'tas", "magnanakaw," and "tsismoso," prompting residents to file the complaint against him.

The local council said, "The comment uttered by this German national is derogatory and therefore, [his presence here is] unacceptable."

Leistner had been residing in the area for years.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is seeking a hold departure order against Leistner, who is believed to be in hiding somewhere in the country.

Leistner allegedly sired 11 kids from his common-law wives who were paid to bear his children.

The children are now in the safekeeping of the DSWD.

The resolution aims to alert other areas of the acts of Leistner "for their guidance, information and appropriate actions."