Top officials and members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) have the right to be informed of any accusations linking them to the illicit drug trade, Senate Minority Leader Aquilino 'Koko' Pimentel III said Thursday.
Top officials and members of the Philippine National Police have the right to be informed of any accusations linking them to the illicit drug trade, Senate Minority Leader Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III said Thursday.
"Ang sinabi kasi drugs e, may mga involved sa drugs. Therefore, [there is a] right to be informed—kakasuhan ka, ito 'yung mga ebidensyang hawak namin laban sa inyo, e di alam mo," he said in an interview on Dobol B TV. "In the first place, kung sundan mo 'yung ganong statement, ibig sabihin n'on dapat at that point nung presscon na 'yon may hawak na dapat ang secretary non e, may hawak ka na," he said.
"Ang hindi pagsa-submit ng courtesy resignation ay karapatan ng pulis officer. Wala siyang bina-violate na even regulasyon ng pulis. Wala, kasi panawagan lang," he said.
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