Ilang naulila ng 'tokhang' dismayado sa DOJ probe

Ilang naulila ng 'tokhang' dismayado sa drug war review ng DOJ

Watch more on iWantTFC MAYNILA — Makalipas ang 5 taong pagkakawalay, nagkasama nang muli si Mariza Hamoy at anak na si Darwin."Doble 'yung saya saka sakit... Natuwa po ako na natanggap 'yung anak ko pero lalo palang masakit na kasama mo siya kasi doon mo maramdaman na kasama mo nga siya, pero abo na," hinaing niya.

Nagsampa rin siya ng reklamo sa PNP Internal Affairs Service na nakakita ng dahilan para litisin ang mga pulis na sangkot. Pero hanggang ngayon, wala pang balita sa kaso. "Pinaglaban ko pero walang katwiran 'yung lumabas. Handa naman akong lumaban... Di ko maintindihan bakit ganu'n?" ani Hamoy. "This doesn't raise anything except lots of questions. What happened to thousands of other cases? Why is CHR investigating 25 percent but DOJ only .8 percent?" pagtataka ni Human Rights Watch senior Philippines researcher Carlos Conde.

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