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Missing sabungeros: Admin raps filed vs 11 cops
The National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) has filed administrative charges against 11 police officers in connection with alleged abductions in 2021.
These charges are separate from the ongoing investigation into the missing sabungeros (cockfighters).
NAPOLCOM's Inspection Monitoring and Investigation Service (IMES) found probable cause to file the charges.
The police officers face two counts of grave misconduct and two counts of conduct unbecoming of a police officer.
The administrative charges were based on the complaint-affidavit filed by the parents of missing persons Charles Dean Sotto and Dane Mark Carlos.
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The National Police Commission (Napolcom) has completed its investigation into the administrative case against 12 police officers suspected in the abduction of 34 "sabungeros" (cockfighting enthusiasts).
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