The Supreme Court has rejected a widow's plea to charge 21 policemen with murder in the killing of her husband and son. Only four of the accused will face homicide charges.
The Supreme Court has dismissed a widow's petition to indict 21 policemen for the murder of her husband and son during a buy-bust operation . Only four of the accused policemen will be charged with homicide.
The Court ruled that there was no evidence of treachery, premeditation, or abuse of superior strength to warrant murder charges.
Supreme Court Widow Petition Policemen Murder Buy-Bust Operation Indictment Charges Homicide
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