Police authorities in Metro Manila were the subject of the
tirade of an irate incoming President Rodrigo R. Duterte that he warned of
massive reshuffling in the agency when he assumes post by June 30.
This after reports that a “deadly mix” of illegal drugs
allegedly penetrated the Closeup Forever Summer concert in Pasay City
last May 21 where five people died.
Duterte suspected that there was a failure of intelligence.
“Maraming tao ang gobyerno sa Manila . I am addressing myself to the police
and law enforcement as a mayor and citizen of this republic. How come
nakalusot? It’s a failure of intelligence. Alam nila na ang concert na yan,
marami talagang pasahan ng droga,” he said.
The tough-talking mayor, who is known for his hardline
stance against criminality and drugs, said that it was unacceptable for the
authorities securing the concert area to not notice the drugs going around
among the crowd.
“I am at a loss kung sa ganun karami pinagpapasahan. It was
reported that there was one corner of the place where the drug was distributed,
apparently sold, and escaped the attention of the law enforcement agency. It is
an unacceptable,” he said.
Duterte asked where the government funds for intelligence
and operations went when they failed on cracking down illegal drugs.
“Saan ang pera ng tao para sa intelligence and operations?
At yung nagtatrabaho, exactly you are paid to do or prevent those incidents to
happen,” he said.
“This time, every government worker must prove to the people
that they deserve the salary. Kaya kung ako presidente ipa-kita ko talaga na
tama yung bayad ninyo sa akin,” he said.
He added that authorities should have kept an eye out on
drugs knowing that crowded gatherings draw groups selling illegal drugs, making
the concert-goers vulnerable.
“Illegal drugs are flooding in the country because
government’s stance against it is not so tight,” he said.
Duterte said he is planning to sit down with police authorities
in Metro Manila after he takes over the presidency.
“But maybe kayong lahat Inshalla, God willing, kung aabot
ako ng June 30 noontime. Siguro pagka gabi nyan mag-usap tayong lahat,” he
said.
Massive reshuffling
Duterte said he will consult with would-be Philippine
National Police (PNP) chief Ronald dela Rosa
of his plan to implement a massive movement of police officers from the top
rank to the lowest rank.
“Palit na lang kayo. Kayong mga taga-ComVal, Surigao ilagay
ko kayo, kung ako ang presidente, tapos kayong mga taga-Manila dito kayo (Mindanao ),” he said.
He said no one is exempted from this, not even the police
generals. The same order will be issued to members of the National Bureau of
Investigation (NBI).
“You can ask anybody from the City Government. When I
reshuffle, lahat even down to janitor. Kayong mga gwardya ng Muntinlupa
maraming assignment dito sa Iwahig (Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm), dito sa
Davao Penal Colony. There will be a massive reshuffling so I am putting notice
to everybody. Lahat kayong taga Muntinlupa you ship out. Be ready, magbalot na
kayo,” he said.
Duterte said he might ask the Philippine Army to take charge
of the prisons while the reshuffling is being undertaken.
http://www.mindanews.com/top-stories/2016/05/26/duterte-warns-of-massive-reshuffling-in-pnp/
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