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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Wednesday, July 20, 2011 |
| Negros Oriental | |
 PNP Neg.Or. will not tolerate ‘police brutality,’ Lawas says Controversial investigator of NBI-Dumaguete resigns 5th RAFI triennial awards finalists out Dumaguete marks week for PWD’s |
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PNP Neg.Or. will not tolerate
‘police brutality,’ Lawas says
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW
Negros Oriental provincial police director, Sr. Supt. Rey Lyndon Lawas, has assured that his office will not tolerate any abuses by officials or non-commissioned officers of the Philippine National Police in the province.
The assurance came as his office is still awaiting the submission of a report from Insp. Rodrigo Tubog of the police station in Sibulan town, about 20 minutes drive north of Dumaguete City, on the alleged maltreatment of a minor detainee by a policeman and the poor living conditions of minors there.
Last week, special investigator Jess Cañete of the Commission on Human Rights in Negros Oriental, visited the Sibulan police station, to talk to two minors who have been detained in a very small, cramped lock-up cell following their arrest last June 3 for alleged theft.
| Controversial investigator National Bureau of Investigation Dumaguete special investigator, Miguel Dungog, has resigned from the bureau after his name was dragged into at least three controversies. This was confirmed yesterday by NBI Dumaguete chief Dominator Cimafranca. Cimafranca said Dungog submitted his irrevocable resignation yesterday and it will be submitted to the national NBI. |
| Guv pushes TB eradication Gov. Roel Degamo has promised to continue and strengthen the campaign to eradicate and minimize tuberculosis in Negros Orientral. The commitment of the governor was given during the turnover and culmination of the TB Linking Initiatives Networking to Control Tuberculosis program in Negros Oriental, recently. The province is one among the 12 provinces in the country identified by TB LINC and the United States Agency for International Development. |
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