From topgear website :
So you're cruising in your proper lane on a two-way road. You're traveling at a modest speed. Suddenly, a vehicle coming from the opposite side of the road hits you while it's trying to enter your lane. Said vehicle hits you smack in the middle of your car's side. Whose fault is it? No-brainer: The other vehicle, right?

Well, not if you're driving in the Philippines and not if the other vehicle is a police car.

This, basically, is the experience of Nino Sesgundo this weekend in Tagaytay. He narrated in a message sent to TopGear.com.ph: "This happened in Tagaytay, on the road to Mahogany Market. I was cruising at a low speed when this accident happened. See the photos. The most exciting part is that the police told me and my mother that, based on their 'findings', I was the one who made a mistake. They said that because theirs was a marked vehicle, I should have been the one to give way. That may be true, but as you can see in the photos, I had already passed them when they hit me. I just want to raise awareness among my fellow motorists."

The police, added Sesgundo, then forced him to shoulder the damages to both vehicles.
http://www.topgear.com.ph/news/motor...ult?ref=latest