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ICC requested blue notice for drug war suspects —Trillanes
Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV claims the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor's Office has requested Interpol to issue a 'blue notice' for Senator Ronald Dela Rosa and other former and current police officials.
A blue notice, according to Interpol, is used to collect additional information about a person's identity, location, or activities relevant to a criminal investigation.
Trillanes stated that this request was made alongside the submission of documents to the Philippine government by the ICC.
The blue notice could potentially lead to the detention of the named individuals at immigration counters in various countries.
Previously, Trillanes revealed a confidential ICC document that identified Dela Rosa, along with former PNP officials Oscar Albayalde, Edilberto Leonardo, Eleazar Mata, and Maj. Gen. Romeo Caramat Jr., as 'suspects' in the ICC's drug war probe.
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Retired Philippine National Police chief Oscar Albayalde stated he will only cooperate with the International Criminal Court's (ICC) drug war probe if ordered by the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Former Senator Leila de Lima stated that it would be better to await the results of the International Criminal Court's (ICC) investigation into the previous administration's war on drugs, as local investigations have been ineffective.
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