Duterte alleges high-ranking PNP officials have drug ties | Inquirer News

Duterte alleges high-ranking PNP officials have drug ties

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 02:35 PM February 03, 2016

High-ranking police officials are involved in illegal drug activities, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo alleged on Wednesday.

Duterte said at least three high- ranking officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) are involved in drug activities.

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“Many police generals in Metro Manila are involved in drug activities,” he said.

The tough-talking mayor, however, refused to identify the said officials.

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“I am not in the authority,” he said.

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He warned police officials involved in drug activities to get out of the police force once he gets elected as president.

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“Kung manalo ako, umalis na sila (If I win, they better leave),” he said, referring to erring police officials.

“Drugs, crimes and corruption must stop immediately,” he said.

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He reiterated his promise to end criminality and illegal drug activities in the Philippines.

READ: Duterte vows to end drug menace, criminality in six months

“I will use the presidency to restore peace and order in this country,” he said. IDL

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