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Congress chambers defer probes into PNP-PDEA shootout to give way to NBI

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 27) Both houses of Congress are suspending their scheduled legislative inquiries into the deadly shootout between police personnel and narcotics agents to allow the National Bureau of Investigation to take charge of the probe as requested by President Rodrigo Duterte. Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque told CNN Philippines on Saturday that the President asked lawmakers to allow NBI s sole investigation into the exchange of fire between Quezon City police and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency operatives near the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant on Commonwealth Avenue on Wednesday. Four people were killed, including two cops, one PDEA agent, and one informant.

Bloody QC misencounter may cause amendments to bill passed on second reading by Lower House – Barbers – Manila Bulletin

Published February 25, 2021, 8:05 PM A bill approved on second reading by the House of Representatives a day before the bloody Quezon City shootout between operatives of two law enforcement units will have to be amended if found necessary as a result of the “misencounter” on Wednesday, February 24. (Surigao del Norte Rep. Robert Ace Barbers’ Office / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) Approved Tuesday, House Bill 7814 seeks to plug legal loopholes that have served as stumbling blocks in government’s successful implementation of the anti-drug war. House Bill 7814  contains amendments to Republic Act 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Act of 2002. Surigao del Norte Rep. Robert Ace Barbers said several legal issues and controversies in the conduct of anti-drug operations surfaced as a result of Thursday’s “misencounter” between Quezon City police operatives and agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency that resulted to the death of four persons, three of them belo

House panel OKs economic Cha-cha

House panel OKs economic Cha-cha Edu Punay © Michael Varcas, file House panel OKs economic Cha-cha MANILA, Philippines The move to amend restrictive economic provisions in the 1987 Constitution has hurdled the committee level at the House of Representatives. As the nation marked the 34th anniversary of the ratification of the Charter yesterday, the committee on constitutional amendments decided to adopt Resolution of Both Houses (RBH) 2 filed by Speaker Lord Allan Velasco that seeks to allow Congress to pass laws that would open the economy to more foreign investments while recovering from recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The panel chaired by AKO Bicol Rep. Alfredo Garbin Jr. voted 64-3 with three abstentions to approve and endorse the measure to the House plenary for deliberations.

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