30 pulis, kinasuhan ng DOJ sa umano'y pekeng buy-bust operation ng drogang nasa P7-B

- The Department of Justice filed a legal charge against 30 policemen after an alleged staged buy-bust operation done in October 2022

- However, CCTV clips showed the unusual buy-bust operation, which was reportedly done in Tondo, Manila

- The said anti-drug operation was not documented nor reported; instead, was lodged as a buy-bust operation

- The drugs collected from the said staged drug operations came to a sum of almost P7-B

The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against 30 police officers who were allegedly involved in a staged buy-bust operation in October 2022.

CCTV footage revealed irregularities in the supposed buy-bust operation, which reportedly took place in Tondo, Manila.

The anti-drug operation was neither documented nor officially reported and was labeled as a buy-bust operation.

The confiscated drugs from the alleged staged operation were estimated to be worth nearly ₱7 billion.

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22 of the 30 policemen are still active in service but were ordered to be put under restrictive custody. They will also be disarmed and could be issued warrants of arrest.

The remaining policemen included 5 retired policemen, 2 dismissed, and 1 resigned.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh