“Let us meet the New Year peacefully,” said PRO-7 Director Brig. Gen. Ronnie Montejo.
Montejo said the Philippine National Police (PNP) has done away with the taping of gun barrels to prevent indiscriminate firing.
“We no longer tape the muzzles of their issued firearms because we trust them and we believe we have responsible policemen,” said Montejo.
Montejo warned that a stiff penalty awaits any policeman who will be caught indiscriminately firing his or her firearm.
“Violators will face dismissal from service. We will not hesitate to take necessary action,” said Montejo.
SunStar
+ December 19, 2020 LOCAL police in Danao City now have four suspects considered “persons of interest” in the ambush-slay of lawyer Baby Maria Concepcion Landero-Ole.
Maj. Ma. Theresa Macatangay, Danao City police chief, said aside from the gunman and the driver of the getaway vehicle, two other people on board a white van accompanied the two suspects and served as “spotters.”
Macatangay said witnesses at the crime scene saw the white van speeding off after the two assailants gunned down Ole.
Ole was on her way to Liloan town after attending a hearing when she was gunned down in Barangay Looc, Danao City on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020.