The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Monday confirmed
that four military personnel included in President Rodrigo R. Duterte's
"narco list", are no longer connected with the AFP.
Reports coming from different units indicate that Cpl.
Alfrenz Gurias Abedin, Pfc. Dalimama Ipad, Pfc. Philip Miro and CAFGU
(militiaman) Casimiro Castro have been discharged from the service for sometime
now, AFP public affairs office chief, Col. Edgard Arevalo, said, noting that
the exact date of their discharge still has to be ascertained.
The fourth, retired Brig. Gen. Leoncio Daniega, had already
died on May 8, 2010.
Records from the AFP Pensions and Gratuity
Management Center
showed that Daniega retired from service in December 1994 and his last known
address was in Caloocan
City .
"On the other hand, we are still in the process of
determining the whereabouts of SSg Vic Dela Cruz and Cpl. Cusinan Lopez. The
AFP is checking with other units that may have SSg Dela Cruz and Lopez in their
roster," Arevalo said.
Meanwhile, the AFP has reiterated its unwavering support for
the crackdown on illegal drugs.
"We pledge our full cooperation in tracking down drug
suspects and in assisting the Philippine National Police in its law enforcement
operations,” AFP Chief-of-sStaff Gen. Ricardo Visaya said.
“Rest assured that we will exhaust all efforts to cleanse
our ranks and ensure that a high standard of discipline and professionalism is
enforced,” he added.
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