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Opinion

Foul resistance

THE EAR - The Freeman
July 6, 2013 | 12:00am

DIRTY RESISTANCE. Another violent encounter between the police and the Quezon City squatters erupted last Monday. Many were hurt when the squatters put up resistance. A Cebuano eyewitness (a student) e-mailed The Ear that the “squatters played foul.” Meaning, they attacked the police with human waste and urine contained in plastic packets.

BATHROOM. After the violence had calmed down, The Ear informer said many of the cops rushed to the bathroom to clean themselves of the human waste that landed on them, some on their faces!

A CEBUANO

BATHROOM

EAR

HUMAN

MANY

POLICE

QUEZON CITY

RESISTANCE

SQUATTERS
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