PNP Chief Dela Rosa to fellow Policemen: ‘I will defend you from De Lima’

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Philippine National Police chief Director General Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa reassures his policemen that they will support and defend them from any ‘legal harassment’ that may be filed by Senator Leila de Lima.

This amidst the PNP’s intensified crusade to fight against illegal drug trades within the country.

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“’Yung suporta ng Duterte administration sa ating kapulisan, na kung saan ngayon ay nanganganib sa mga legal harassment, sa mga counter-charges, sa ating ginagawa ngayong mas pinaigting na kampanya laban sa droga, kriminalidad at korapsyon. Hindi ba kayo naha-high morale niyan na lahat ng tao ay tinutulungan tayo? Lahat ng mamamayan ay gusto tayo, ang PNP, na mag-succeed, sa ating kampanya laban sa droga at kriminalidad,” he said.

(The police have the support of the Duterte administration even now that we are in danger with legal harassment and counter-charges because of our intensified campaign against drugs, crime, and corruption. Don’t you feel a boost of morale now that everyone is helping us? Everyone wants us, the PNP, to succeed in our campaign against drugs and crime.)

Good Cop
‘Bato’ reiterates that if you’re a good cop doing your job, he will back you up no matter what.

“Gusto ko po iparating ko sa inyo na kung ikaw ay isang pulis na matino at nagtatrabaho, hindi po kayo pababayaan,” he said.

(I want to tell you all that if you are a police who is doing his job properly, you won’t be neglected.)

Not Stopping Now
The PNP chief wants to seize this rare opportunity where the momentum is in their favor, he also reiterates that they have done so much already.

“Sulong! The momentum is on our side; we cannot afford to waste this momentum. Marami na po, libu-libo na po ang nagsu-surrender. Marami na po ang namamatay, so ano pa, hihinto tayo?” Dela Rosa said.

(Onward! The momentum is on our side; we cannot afford to waste this momentum. There have been so many, thousands, that have surrendered. Many have died, do we stop now?)

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