PNP Officer(s) Russia scandal!

**chua_riwap** · October 25th, 2008 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by claRkEnt

This issue is getting big!!!

Expect another diversion - Glorietta Bombing part 2!

Hwag naman Bro. Marami na namang madadamay na innocent civilians.

Ambush-in na lang si Dela Paz & Verzosa. O di kaya, tamnan ng C-4 yung mga vehicles nila. Masaya na Pilipinas!

Bahala na Sparrow Unit at ASG.

**Gerbo** · October 25th, 2008 05:23 PM

WE usually comes up short in the prosecution. Dismissals for technical reasons, etc. Kon ma-convict man, very lenient sa punishment.

Criminals would have a heyday repeating their actions.... hindi natatakot. Dito maraming palusot or pinapalusot.

Tingnan mo na ibang bansa nahuhuli.. What a shame.!

Episodes like these makes vigilantism attractive to get justice. And yes hindi tayo tanga. What our society needs are a strong-armed yet benevolent people that would band together to curtail the abuses sa mga salot ng lipunan. Banish them to infirmity. Struck fear not to commit crime.

**claRkEnt** · October 25th, 2008 07:13 PM

OT lang po sandali:
speaking of vigilantes, naalala ko tuloy ang TACNAMO!

http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showt...gilante&page=2

**buriroy** · October 25th, 2008 07:35 PM

This is but one sad consequence of the profligate leadership of GMA.

She has set a bad example by travelling with a large retinue of
congressmen, cabinet ministers, and their wives, even if most of them
are not essentially needed for the trip. They are booked in five-star
hotels complete with shopping galore.

As such, every government official from ministers, bureau chiefs, and
military and police officers expect the same kind of "extravagance"
when they travel abroad.

That's why leadership by example is very important. What we need
is a no-nonsense president imbued with simplicity and compassion
who will not needlessly squander the people's money.

It is the president who sets the "tone" of government and everyone
else will follow suit.

**Hanren** · October 25th, 2008 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by Gerbo

WE usually comes up short in the prosecution. Dismissals for technical reasons, etc. Kon ma-convict man, very lenient sa punishment.

Criminals would have a heyday repeating their actions.... hindi natatakot. Dito maraming palusot or pinapalusot.

Tingnan mo na ibang bansa nahuhuli.. What a shame.!

Episodes like these makes vigilantism attractive to get justice. And yes hindi tayo tanga. What our society needs are a strong-armed yet benevolent people that would band together to curtail the abuses sa mga salot ng lipunan. Banish them to infirmity. Struck fear not to commit crime.

Sayang kung buhay pa sana ang Alex Bungcayao Brigade ngayon..me instant justice na.

Kumukulo dugo ko tuwing nababasa ko o naririnig ko ito sa news..Ginagawa nila tayong tanga..eh nagpapakahirap nga tayong maghanap buhay at nagbabayad pa ng buwis tapos ganitong klaseng mga opisyal pa ang nasa katungkulan at naninilbihan...

**hein** · October 26th, 2008 03:05 AM

Originally Posted by boybi

Sa mga small time money changers pala dyan sa Ermita nagpapalit ng Euro, and pakonti-konti lang daw since August. Mukhang hindi maganda ang pinanggalingan ng pera.

In the US, kung undocumented ang cash movement ang ginawa ng government official, MONEY LAUNDERING na yan.

That's how Governor Spitz of NY was brought down. He was caught sending money anonymously to a prostitute. Resign agad siya.

Hindi gaya nitong KAPAL MUKS na si de la Paz.

**Monseratto** · October 26th, 2008 10:04 AM

Wow, ang bilis ni Brenda! May instant report agad! Bilib ako sa kanya. Di kagaya ng iba, taon na wala pang report at puro grandstanding para sa media. Ngayon ang problema...ganong tagal aabot ito sa Ombudman at sa korte.

Senate report: Euro generals ‘guilty’

MANILA, Philippines—The Senate committee on foreign relations has found the entire Philippine National Police delegation to the 77th Interpol General Assembly in Russia guilty.

In a draft report signed by its chair Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago, the committee recommended the criminal prosecution of the eight-man PNP delegation for graft, malversation of public funds, and violation of the anti-money laundering law and banking rules.

In what was perhaps the fastest legislative investigation conducted in the Senate, the committee also recommended that PNP Director General Jesus Verzosa and Interior Secretary Ronaldo Puno be subjected to preliminary investigation for violating government travel restrictions

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...enerals-guilty

**Zeus** · October 26th, 2008 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Wow, ang bilis ni Brenda! May instant report agad! Bilib ako sa kanya. Di kagaya ng iba, taon na wala pang report at puro grandstanding para sa media. Ngayon ang problema...ganong tagal aabot ito sa Ombudman at sa korte.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...enerals-guilty

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