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HPG denies presence of luxury vehicles inside Camp Crame
The Philippine National Police-Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG) has debunked social media claims of luxury vehicles being found inside Camp Crame, labeling them as fake news.
PNP-HPG Acting Director PCol. Hansel Marantan stated that these messages are a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and harm the institution's reputation.
A thorough inspection of all parking areas and restricted zones within Camp Crame on September 2 revealed no luxury vehicles, as confirmed by the Headquarters Support Service.
The HPG is currently investigating the origin of these false reports and warns that legal charges, including cybercrime and malicious information, may be filed against those responsible.
Marantan emphasized the PNP-HPG's commitment to combating fake news and holding individuals accountable for eroding public trust.
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