COA: PNP used only 12% of anti-insurgency funds​

Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know.       COA: PNP used only 12% of anti-insurgency funds​ The Philippine National Police has called a truce in its own “Battle of the Bulge” after several members complained about being bypassed for promotion because they were overweight.   Inquirer Plus starts at P149/month   DOH on lawmaker’s ‘4 shots’: Let’s be fair​ The Department of Health (DOH) has reminded the public—including government officials—that getting extra doses of COVID-19 vaccine was unfair to millions of Filipinos who have yet to be inoculated. —Story by PATRICIA DENISE M. CHIU   PAINED FAREWELL Crying for justice, the family of 19-year-old Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA) cadet Jonash Bondoc brings his cremated remains for burial at a Butuan City cemetery on Tuesday. —Erwin Mascariñas   Read more   Capiz court quashes orders from Manila ILOILO CITY—A court in Capiz has quashed the search warrants issued by a Manila court which were used in the police and military operation that killed nine leaders of an indigenous peoples’ (IP) group on Dec. 30, 2020. —STORY BY NESTOR P. BURGOS JR.   Take our news quiz!   Opinion:  Deterring excessive force ​ Lawyers, activists, and human rights advocates scored a major victory last week when, in a move toward greater accountability and transparency in law-enforcement operations, the Supreme Court put an end to the cross-border issuance of “wholesale” search and arrest warrants by the courts, and required the Philippine National Police (PNP) and other law enforcers to use body-worn cameras when serving these judicial orders.   Register here   SUBSCRIBE  FOLLOW  SUGGEST     © 2021 PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Inquirer Newsletters. Unsubscribe