Part 2- Al Jazeera asks: Has the Philippines National Police taken on the role of judge, jury and executioner, all in the name of keeping the peace?
19 June 2009
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According to Al Jazeera Show 101 East:
The Philippines has the highest rate of gun-related homicides in Asia. In this edition of 101 East, we ask if the Philippines National Police has taken on the role of judge, jury and executioner, all in the name of keeping the peace.
This is Part 2. The first part of the entry is here.
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4:27 the host asks the question: how do you avoid these shootouts – listen to the response! hehehe! (patawarin sana ako nang pangkin ko hahaha)
6:26 great questioning by the host! what is the point of arresting these suspects when the judicial system lets them out again!
THEY BUY THEIR OWN BULLETS?! Leche! hahaha! Baka pati singsing nung asawa pinatunaw at ginawang bullet! hahaha! I love this interview!!!
8:53 hehehe! just listen to it! hahaha!
10:28 how do you win the trust of people?
doing clean and green?! medical and dental mission?! after vigilante killings?
i don’t mind the cops doing charities like clean and green or medical missions or anything beyond their call of duty – but for me – i believe that to win the trust of people, you have to go back to basics that is, do not run PNP like a military and all these vigilante killings be stopped and that the law should not be put into their hands.
hand in hand with the judiciary, they must uphold the law at wag paalapasin ang mga impakto just because nabayaran na naman sila.
this is a partnership of the cops and the judiciary. it’s not about “shouting that you are all sorrounded and put your firearms down” or attending clean and green but really being responsible and going back to basics na wag pumatay senselessly. i believe yon ang dapat nilang gawin!
leche! matawagan nga ang pamangkin koooo!!! grr!!!
nyak, wala e di ko talaga makita, hanapin ko nalang yung ibang version na di youtube.
wow thanx a lot bluep
i was shocked Blue!!! i can’t believe i was listening to him! i mean, no offense noh? but i believe he is the wrong guy for the media. dapat ang PNP Communications Guy should be well-versed and excellently good in public communications and speaking! parang elementary sya! (again with all due respect to the guy: ang comment ko is on his speaking ability)
dun sa response nya na sumigaw ang mga pulis na napapaligiran sila – i was so done… i said, where in the world did they train this guy? kawawa sya. someone put him in a very difficult spot!!!
bangag yata si officer, tsaka mukhang iiyak sya, nakaka-awa. and this is an international media!
Nyemas. Maikli ang pasensya ko sa mga tatanga-tanga. Ganda ng sagot sa interview ng international media. Litsi!
Ugh.
May kasabihan ang mga kapulisan/militar noong 19forgotten na “kung kami ang titira, mang-liquidate at pagbabaril-barilin ang kalaban” HUMAN RIGHTS kaagad ang sigaw ng mga Human Rights Activist.
Kung kami ang tinitira o naging “biktima” sa liquidation squad ng aming kalaban ang sigaw “its alright!”