Subdivisions cannot make their own COVID-19 lockdown rules: DILG

Subdivisions cannot make their own COVID19 lockdown rules: DILG

Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv Police officer in Dasma incident 'did everything by the book' - DILG MANILA - Subdivisions should follow guidelines of the inter-agency task force leading the fight against COVID-19, the interior department said Tuesday, following incidents of police altercation with some residents of these areas.

Another clip from Parra's wife shows a policeman tackling him to the ground. The officer immediately released Parra after his wife shouted that he had an injury, said the Interior Secretary. Policemen can patrol common areas, like parks, at private subdivisions and gated communities. They cannot enter houses without a search warrant or an actual crime happening, he added.

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