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Updated:2024-11-06 04:08    Views:100

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  • FOREIGNERS RELEASED Sixty-nine foreigners found working in an illegal gaming center in Manila were released after the raid. —SCREENGRAB FROMREGIONAL PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE NCRPO FOREIGNERS RELEASED Sixty-nine foreigners found working in an illegal gaming center in Manila were released after the raid. —SCREENGRAB FROMREGIONAL PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE NCRPO

     

    MANILA, Philippines — Three police officers were relieved from their posts after tampering with closed-circuit television cameras during a raid on a suspected online scam hub in Manila recently. 

    The Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP ACG) raided last October 29 a Philippine offshore gaming operator hub on Adriatico Street in Ermita, Manila.

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    Initial investigation showed that the officers twisted and covered the hallway cameras as police personnel walked without shirts due to the heat in the building’s 23rd floor on October 31 while conducting further investigation  and gathering pieces of evidence, according to the PNP-ACG’s statement on Tuesday.

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    PNP-ACG confirmed with police officers that the building’s air conditioning systems had been turned off since October 31 afternoon.

    “The PNP-ACG is concerned about the welfare of the police officers, but we take this incident very seriously and will not tolerate such actions. Sanctions will be imposed if these police officers are found liable,” said PNP-ACG Director Maj. Gen. Ronnie Francis Cariaga.

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    The National Capital Region Police Office earlier clarified that the PNP ACG led the Pogo raid without the involvement of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission.

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