Three former police officers tagged in the kidnapping of an online cockfighting agent are not cooperating in the ongoing investigation of the case, the Philippine National Police said yesterday.
DEVELOPMENT.Philippine National Police chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. answers questions from the media in a press briefing at the PNP headquarters on Monday (Jan. 23, 2023). Azurin said they hope to see a breakthrough in the case of a missingonline cockfighting master agent in Laguna following the surrender ofthree dismissed police officers. (PNA photo by Lloyd Caliwan) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday expressed hope that the recent surrender of three dismissed police officers would shed light on the case of a missing online cockfighting master agent in Laguna. PNP chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. said Daryl Paghangaan, Roy Navarete and Regil Brosas are now under police custody. "We are looking for a good breakthrough especially if they are going to cooperate because we have been investigating this case for a long time," Azurin in a press briefing at Camp Crame in Quezon City on Monday. Based on the report of Brig. Gen. Warren de Leon, chief of the Integrit
Gen. Rodolfo Azurin, Jr., chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), has approved the dismissal of five policemen tagged in the kidnapping of a master agent of online cockfighting, or e-sabong, in Laguna last year.
PNP chief information officer Col. Redrico Maranan said the dismissal was based