Malalimang imbestigasyon sa Barayuga murder case, ipinag-utos ni PNP Chief Marbil

  • 2 weeks ago
Malalimang imbestigasyon sa Barayuga murder case, ipinag-utos ni PNP Chief Marbil

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00:00PNP Chief Police General Romel Marviel ordered a thorough investigation into how the former general and former PCSO board secretary Wesley Barayuga got his name wrong on the drug watch list.
00:14Marviel said that there should be clear and solid evidence that the police have against a person before it is included in the list of drug personality.
00:25All of that intelligence information should go through a thorough validation process.
00:31It should be 100% sure before it is included in the list of the accused.
00:40In this way, the image of the organization can be protected.
00:44General Marviel also said that it is also included in the PNP's knowledge of who is behind the possession of Barayuga and that the police should be the first to investigate the case and if there was a cover-up in the investigation.
00:59The PNP chief ordered a thorough investigation into how the former general and former PCSO board secretary Wesley Barayuga got his name wrong on the drug watch list.

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