Controversial police officer PLtCol. Jovie Espenido on Friday promised to uphold the rule of law despite President Rodrigo Duterte's emboldening remark, allowing him to kill drug suspects.
"At least binigyan tayo ng karapatan ni Presidente. Iyon ang pinaka the best na high morale. Pero ganoon pa man, tayo ang nasa ground. We have our mandate sa batas to protect the lives and property of the people," he told CNN Philippines. Espenido, who gained notoriety for leading deadly operations against drug-linked politicians, said the names of the police officers who carry out drug stings will be on the line if they violate the rights of the suspects.
Espenido was the chief of police of Albuera, Leyte and Ozamiz City when two mayors, Rolando Espinosa, Sr. and Reynaldo Parojinog were killed in police operations in 2016 and 2017, respectively. Espinosa and Parojinog were alleged narcopoliticians.
Mr President dapat yung mga NINJA COPS na nag re recycle ng mga nakukumpiska na drugs yan dapat ang ipapatay mo,pati yung mga official na involve,ang masakit maliliit lang ang nadadamay ang mga BIG fish wala!!!!!!!!!!
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