MANILA: A former senior Philippine police official said President Rodrigo Duterte, who has faced widespread criticism over his deadly drug crackdown, has been photographed with two Chinese men involved in illegal drugs and that he sent a report to warn him about the two.
A former senior Philippine police official said President Rodrigo Duterte, who has faced widespread criticism over his deadly drug crackdown, has been photographed with two Chinese men involved in illegal drugs and that he sent a report to warn him about the two.
Dismissed Senior Superintendent Eduardo Acierto said on Sunday that he’s unaware what government action has been taken after he submitted his report about the Chinese men to top police officials starting in December 2017.
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