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[Summary] => Interior and Local Government Secretary Angelo Reyes said yesterday the protection of human rights, particularly among peace loving citizens, remains the main concern of the department and law enforcement agencies in their daily war against all forms of criminality.
Emerging from a closed door meeting with Commission on Human Rights (CHR) chairwoman Purificacion Quisumbing at the CHR central office on Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City, Reyes said the DILG and the CHR have the same mandate and objective in upholding the rights of the people.
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[Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Director General Arturo Lomibao has ordered the Traffic Management Group (TMG) to speed up its fact-finding investigation into the Nov. 7 killing of three suspected carjackers by TMG operatives in Pasig City.
Lomibao reportedly summoned and met Saturday with the TMG fact-finding team led by its deputy director Senior Superintendent Luisito Maralit to personally follow up on the status of the investigation of the shootout between suspected car thieves and plainclothes TMG operatives of Task Force Limbas.
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ANTONIO CU-UNJIENG AND FRANCIS XAVIER MANZANO
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