Following calls from families of drug war victims not included in DOJ's drug war review, SOJ Menardo Guevarra says DOJ now making arrangements with PNP to examine the rest of the 6,000+ drug operations where deaths occurred. Says PNP chief "committed to cooperate."
How many exactly will the DOJ review?
Guevarra: We’ll try to examine as many as we could. It all depends on the manpower resources that we can muster and the extent of cooperation that the PNP will extend to us.
Guevarra: We’ll try to examine as many as we could. It all depends on the manpower resources that we can muster and the extent of cooperation that the PNP will extend to us.
Guevarra on review of thousands of other drug war cases: We may also consider random sampling of cases from all regions. It is possible that certain patterns may be observed without having to examine each and every case file.
Guevarra clarifies "cooperation:" It’s just cooperation in terms of making case files readily available. These files are not consolidated or centralized in a single office but found in various regional offices of PNP. We do not refer to cooperation of respondent police officers.
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