Gordon wants rogue cops punished without due process
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 20) Senator Richard Gordon is pushing for the nonjudicial punishment of policemen involved in killings and other crimes.
The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee chairman took a detour during the panel s hearing on the implementation of the Motorcycle Crime Prevention Act on Tuesday. He asked Philippine National Police chief Gen. Debold Sinas about the alleged indiscriminate firing in Nueva Ecija of two Metro Manila cops. We have already investigated that case.
Nadisarmahan na po, nag-report na po yung regional director (They have been disarmed, the regional director has already filed a report), Sinas answered without disclosing other details.
Gordon wants rogue cops punished without due process
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Press Release
STATEMENT OF SENATOR RICHARD J. GORDON ON KILLINGS AND THE PUV MODERNIZATION
Reports about killings - whether of lawyers, judges, mayors, congressmen, priests, or people from all walks of life, have made it on the news daily that our countrymen are already despairing that there will ever be a solution.
It is time that we take action to stop these killings because we cannot be mere spectators and become desensitized to them. Hence, there is a very urgent need to fully implement Republic Act 11235 or the Motorcycle Crime Prevention Act because riding-in-tandem killers have become so fearless that there had been 93 shootings recorded by our office from January 1 to March 14, with only two of their victims getting away unhurt.