The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) said Wednesday it is keeping an eye on the complaints filed against the policemen linked in the killing of four drug suspects in Quezon City in 2016.
The Commission on Human Rights said Wednesday it is keeping an eye on the complaints filed against the policemen linked to the killing of four drug suspects in Quezon City in 2016.Efren Morillo, the sole survivor in the incident, of the direct assault charge against then police operatives Emil Garcia, Allan Formilleza, James Aggarao, and Melchor Navisaga.
The Commission also welcomed the decision of MeTC to acquit Morillo, stressing it was a “testament to the importance of pursuing truth so that justice may prevail.” “The said CHR Resolution affirmed that said acts were human rights violations committed by enforcement authorities in the form of arbitrary arrest and arbitrary deprivation of life,” it added.
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