A Department of Justice matrix in 2021 showed that the Philippine police kept its investigations into the drug war deaths internal despite findings of abuses and lapses in protocol, and imposed light penalties on the erring cops.

A Department of Justice matrix in 2021 showed that the Philippine police kept its investigations into the drug war deaths internal despite findings of abuses and lapses in protocol, and imposed light penalties on the erring cops.  facebook.com


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