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7 Police Officers in Maguidanao face dismissal
Topic Started: Dec 20 2009, 09:52 AM (497 Views)
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They face dismissal due to their inaction during the Maguidanao massacre, reportedly.

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MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine National Police (PNP) has recommended the summary dismissal of seven police officers for serious neglect of duty that may have led to the massacre of 57 people in Maguindanao and to the eventual attempts at a cover-up.

Recommended for summary dismissal were Superintendent Abusama Mundas Maguid, officer-in-charge of the Maguindanao police; Chief Inspector Sukarno Adil Dikay, deputy provincial police director; Inspector Armando Sanday Mariga, group director of the 1506th Provincial Mobile Group; Inspector Saudi Matabalao Mokamad, group director of the 1507th Provincial Mobile Group; Inspector Rex Ariel Tabao Diongon, group director of the 1508th Provincial Mobile Group; Senior Inspector Abdulgapor Benasing Abad, commanding officer of the 15th Regional Mobile Group; and SPO2 Badawi Piang Bakal, OIC of the Ampatuan municipal police station.

The Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division (RIDMD) of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao regional police made the recommendation, citing the inaction of the Maguindanao police officers despite being informed of radio and television reports on the abduction and killings.

Investigation showed that the Maguindanao police had claimed "no such incidents have transpired in their area of jurisdiction" and even branded the radio reports as "exaggerated."

The RIDMD dispatched a team to Maguindanao to verify the reports, which turned out to be accurate.

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They should be included in the indictment against the Ampatuans . They were also accomplices. They were obviously trying to cover up the incident. Their failure to take action when they received the report, failure to conduct immediate on-the-spot investigation and failure to make a spot report of the incident to the PNP HQ in Camp Crame. These are but few circumstances to prove that they are participants directly or indirectly in the mass murder. :headbang:
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