Broken mechanisms
The Philippine Star|October 03, 2024
With all the horror stories emerging from the ongoing probe of drug-related killings in the previous administration, people are wondering how the abuses committed by ranking Philippine National Police officials got past the internal disciplinary mechanism of the PNP.

A police officer still in the active service, Lt. Col. Santie Mendoza of the PNP Drug Enforcement Group, has told the so-called quad committee of the House of Representatives that two retired police officials, Royina Garma and Edilberto Leonardo, were behind the July 2020 assassination of another former PNP official, Wesley Barayuga.

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