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Following a violent confrontation between rallyists and policemen that resulted in injuries to six crowd control personnel, mostly women, Manila Police District (MPD) will now allow its female officers manning the frontlines in rallies to carry truncheons.


The arming of riot personnel was the response of the MPD to the aggressive stance of rallyists, who attack law enforcers, even women, in their attempt to sow chaos and disorder in the streets, according to MPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong. 


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The Manila Police District (MPD) filed yesterday charges of assault, obstruction and illegal assembly against leaders of the Oct. 21 rally in Sampaloc, Manila, in which at least six crowd-control personnel were wounded.


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Authorities are preparing criminal charges against the leaders and organizers of last Friday’s rally in Manila in which scores of people, including six policemen and five rallyists, were injured when rallyists clashed with anti-riot policemen.


Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao said the charges would be filed on top of charges of physical injuries raised by the Manila Police District (MPD) against the leaders and organizers of last Friday’s rally that ended in mayhem.


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                    [Summary] => President Arroyo pushed for a dialogue on the ground rules of engagement in handling rallies and demonstrations and on the designation of "freedom parks," as she noted policemen were provoked and attacked in yesterday’s protest actions near Malacañang.


"I would like to express my sympathies to the six policemen and women who were hurt in (yesterday’s) rally including one policewoman who is very seriously hurt," Mrs. Arroyo said during the launching of the First Seafood Market link at Clark Field in Pampanga yesterday.


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The arming of riot personnel was the response of the MPD to the aggressive stance of rallyists, who attack law enforcers, even women, in their attempt to sow chaos and disorder in the streets, according to MPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong. 


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Authorities are preparing criminal charges against the leaders and organizers of last Friday’s rally in Manila in which scores of people, including six policemen and five rallyists, were injured when rallyists clashed with anti-riot policemen.


Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao said the charges would be filed on top of charges of physical injuries raised by the Manila Police District (MPD) against the leaders and organizers of last Friday’s rally that ended in mayhem.


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MPD allows truncheons for anti-riot ‘frontliners’

By Nestor Etolle | October 25, 2005 - 12:00am

Following a violent confrontation between rallyists and policemen that resulted in injuries to six crowd control personnel, mostly women, Manila Police District (MPD) will now allow its female officers manning...

Metro

Criminal raps filed vs leaders of Oct. 21 rally

October 25, 2005 - 12:00am

The Manila Police District (MPD) filed yesterday charges of assault, obstruction and illegal assembly against leaders of the Oct. 21 rally in Sampaloc, Manila, in which at least six crowd-control personnel were...

Headlines

Manila rally leaders face criminal raps

By Jaime Laude | October 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Authorities are preparing criminal charges against the leaders and organizers of last Friday’s rally in Manila in which scores of people, including six policemen and five rallyists, were injured when...

Headlines

GMA seeks rally ground rules

By Aurea Calica | October 22, 2005 - 12:00am

President Arroyo pushed for a dialogue on the ground rules of engagement in handling rallies and demonstrations and on the designation of "freedom parks," as she noted policemen were provoked and attacked...

Headlines