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PNP urged to address ‘rent-tangay’ scheme
Senator Raffy Tulfo has ordered the Philippine National Police (PNP) to address the rising incidents of 'rent-tangay' or vehicle rental scams and to investigate irregularities in the handling of carnapped vehicles.
Tulfo highlighted concerns about 'rent-tangay' cases, where individuals rent vehicles with no intention of returning them.
A specific case involving a stolen Ford Everest, traced to Camp Crame's Married Officers' Quarters, raised suspicions about the PNP's handling of carnapped vehicles.
The owner of the stolen SUV used a GPS tracker to locate the vehicle within the PNP headquarters.
The senator questioned the conflicting statements from PNP officials regarding the vehicle's presence at Camp Crame.
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