A former chief of police of Mandaluyong City claimed he was directed by at least two heads of the House Quad Committee to confirm the existence of a
reward system that incentivized extrajudicial killings during the Duterte administration’s war on drugs.
Garma earlier told the Quad Committee that former President Rodrigo Duterte and other high-ranking officials during his term operationalized the so-called “Davao model” of EJKs on a nationwide scale, rewarding cops for every drug suspect killed. She said the cash reward ranged from P20,000 to P1 million.
Fernandez confirmed Grijaldo was summoned to a meeting, but said he was not forced to confirm Garma’s supplental affidavit.
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