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Cops don’t need body cameras – they only need God watching over them.This was the sentiment of Philippine National Police (PNP) Drug Enforcement Group (DEG) Director Chief Superintendent Joseph Adnol, reacting to uproar that cops should use body cameras on their 3rd try in the drug war.
Vice President Leni Robredo said that she supports the proclamation of President Rodrigo Duterte declaring the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) as a terrorist organization.
In world news, US President Donald Trump recognized the disputed city of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, prompting an almost universal diplomatic backlash and fears of new bloodshed in the Middle East.
All these and more on today’s wRap!
(UPDATED) ‘Our camera as policemen is God,’ says PNP Drug Enforcement Group chief Joseph Adnol
Vice President Leni Robredo says it is important for the government to convey the message that it is fighting all forms of terrorism – a battle that goes beyond political colors
The President says he will no longer respond to criticisms of his drug war by human rights groups
Solicitor General Jose Calida also says Philippine police can’t arrest big time drug lords who are in China
General Rey Leonardo Guerrero will serve as military chief until April
‘Nagtatrabaho lang tayo….I’m loyal to the institution,’ says SC Clerk of Court Felipa Anama, who also tells the House committee on justice that she has served government for 44 years now
Trump’s defiant move, making good on a core campaign pledge, ends 7 decades of US ambiguity on the status of the Holy City vociferously claimed by Israelis and Palestinians
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