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in NewsLawmakers, netizens to PNP chief calling drug war critics ‘ingrates:’ Service is a duty, whether you’re appreciated or not
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa called the critics of the war on drugs “ingrates” but lawmakers and netizens disagree. Dela Rosa told reporters that those who criticized the PNP’s campaign against illegal drugs are ingrates for slamming the campaign instead of thanking them for the peace and order that […] More
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in NewsCheck out this infographic over the duties of the CHR and PNP: Kanino ka magrereklamo?
In the midst of the public outrage over the death of 17-year-old Kian Lloyd delos Santos, some netizens have taken to their social media page their complaints over how the human rights advocates, protesters, and even the Commission on Human Rights are silent over the deaths of kids who were raped or killed by drug […] More
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in NewsPNP chief Bato dela Rosa claims he’s a Rizal descendant; Twitterverse makes fun of the claim
Philippine National Police chief Director General Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa claimed that national hero Dr. Jose Rizal is his ancestor, from whom he inherited his love for country and courage from. [ads2] June 19 marked Rizal’s 156th birth anniversary and dela Rosa was invited as a guest of honor and speaker and gave in to […] More
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in NewsBato saddened by the stopped PNP-US arms deal, but Duterte remains unfazed
A report from international news agency Reuters had stated that top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ben Cardin was hesitant to provide US weapons to the PNP due to their “concerns about human rights violations in the Philippines.” On Tuesday, PNP spokesperson Senior Supt. Dionardo Carlos said, “PNP chief (Ronald “Bato”) Dela Rosa […] More
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in NewsSan Francisco police terminates exchange program with PNP over PH killings
The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) ends its 16-year-old exchange program with the Philippine National Police due to “concerns of allegations of civil rights violations in the Philippines.” The Filipino-American Law Enforcement Officers Association (FALEO) organized the program, which began in 1999. The program comprises of lectures, dialogues, enforcement and rescue training as well as […] More
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in LiesBusted: Aquino wasn’t insulted, but pleased over PNP’s intensified anti-crime efforts
Facebook posts of articles claiming that President Benigno Aquino III feels insulted over the Philippine National Police’s intensified effort in their crackdown against drugs. Some Facebook users immediately launched a tirade against Aquino, saying why he’d feel insulted when this is for the good of the country and when the cops are just doing their […] More