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PNP: Cops who talked to ICC on Duterte case may face sanctions

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The cops who communicated with the International Criminal Court (ICC) about the crime against humanity case against ex-President Rodrigo Duterte may face sanctions, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Thursday.

The cops who communicated with the International Criminal Court about the crime against humanity case against ex-President Rodrigo Duterte may face sanctions, the Philippine National Police said Thursday.

“This means that if they do not immediately signify their intention to cooperate with the investigators, their status would be elevated to being suspects and, therefore, would result to travel restrictions initially and eventually arrest via Interpol,” he said.Fajardo said the PNP has no information to confirm if the concerned cops really cooperated with the ICC.

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