The Philippine National Police (PNP) has called on former PNP Drug Enforcement Group (PDEG) chief BGen. Narciso Domingo to surrender and face criminal charges related to the controversial P6.7-billion drug haul in Manila. Domingo, who is currently considered a fugitive, has claimed that rogue cops are manipulating government officials and are behind the cases filed against him. He has also called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to investigate the matter.
ByThe Philippine National Police on Monday challenged one of its former officials implicated in the irregularities during the controversial P6.7-billion drug haul in Manila to surrender and face criminal charges.
Domingo was the leader of an intelligence-driven operation that led to the confiscation of 990 kg. of shabu in October 2022, which also saw the arrest of a rogue anti-narcotics officer, dismissed SSgt. Rodolfo Mayo Jr. The PNP spokesperson was referring to Republic Act 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
Domingo, in his video, also lambasted current and former government officials for the injustice he claims he is suffering from.
DRUGS POLICE INVESTIGATION SURRENDER CORRUPTION MANILA
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Philippine Government Investigates Alleged Drug Conspiracy in PNPThe Philippine government is launching an investigation into a potential 'grand conspiracy' within the Philippine National Police (PNP) involving the concealment of controversial drug cases. Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced the investigation following the filing of administrative charges against 30 police officers, including high-ranking officials, implicated in a 2022 drug bust operation.
Read more »
Philippine Army, Davao Police Report Negative Drug Test ResultsA surprise drug test conducted on soldiers of the 10th Infantry Division (10ID) and Davao Police personnel yielded negative results, highlighting the commitment to maintaining a drug-free environment.
Read more »
Philippine National Police Denies Drug Raid Cover-Up ConspiracyThe Philippine National Police (PNP) has denied allegations of a 'grand conspiracy' within its ranks to cover up questionable drug raids. The statement comes after the Department of the Interior and Local Government announced an investigation into an apparent conspiracy to conceal suspicious drug raids, including one in October 2022 worth P6.7 billion. At least 30 PNP personnel have been accused of involvement. The PNP maintains its commitment to professionalism, integrity, and accountability, and vows to cooperate with any inquiry to uphold transparency and strengthen public trust.
Read more »
Philippine Police Issue Arrest Warrants for 29 Personnel in Drug Operation ScandalPhilippine National Police (PNP) chief General Rommel Marbil announced arrest warrants for 29 active and retired police personnel involved in a questionable anti-narcotics operation in October 2022. The operation led to the seizure of billions worth of shabu, but investigations revealed irregularities. The warrants were issued for violations of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, and Marbil emphasized the PNP's commitment to holding all personnel accountable for misconduct, vowing no mercy for wrongdoings. A dedicated task force has been created to apprehend those with outstanding warrants, and the PNP will also pursue administrative cases against active personnel, potentially leading to dismissal.
Read more »
10 Philippine Police Officers Held in 6.7 Billion Peso Drug Haul CaseTen out of 29 police officers charged with mishandling a massive drug seizure in the Philippines are now in custody. The officers face accusations of planting evidence and delaying prosecutions. The case stems from a 2022 raid in Tondo district that led to the arrest of dismissed police sergeant Rodolfo Mayo Jr. and nine others.
Read more »
Philippine Police General Flees Country Amidst Controversial Drug Haul InvestigationA Philippine police general linked to a massive drug haul in 2022 has fled the country as authorities pursue active and former police officers allegedly involved in a 'bogus' and 'staged' operation. The case has sparked a series of investigations and hearings, highlighting deep-seated concerns about corruption within the police force.
Read more »