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It’s good to hear Sen. Ronald dela Rosa saying he is willing to be interviewed by prosecutors of the International Criminal Court. Although the former chief of the Philippine National Police maintained that he still did not recognize ICC jurisdiction, he said the ICC “can interview me anytime.”
FORMER senator Antonio Trillanes IV yesterday said the International Criminal Court (ICC) has asked the Interpol to place Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa and four other former and current police officials on its “blue notice” in relation to its ongoing probe on the drug war of the Duterte administration.
MANILA, Philippines — A former chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP) said he had never seen the name of President Marcos in the drug watchlist of the Duterte administration, whose supporters recently released a supposed video recording of him using illegal drugs.
MANILA, Philippines — The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has declined to confirm the reported inclusion of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa and four other former and current police officers on its Blue Notice list.
MANILA, Philippines — While the Philippine government may not be inclined to assist the International Criminal Court (ICC) from interviewing persons of interest linked to the Duterte administration’s bloody drug war, the government “will not get in the way” of its proceedings, Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra said.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Ronald dela Rosa shrugged off the latest developments in the International Criminal Court (ICC) case against former president Rodrigo Duterte, wherein he is reportedly tagged as one of the suspects, as claimed by former senator Antonio Trillanes IV.
MANILA, Philippines — Former police chiefs Sen. Ronald dela Rosa and Oscar Albayalde, along with three other former and current police officials, have been formally tagged as suspects in the ongoing drug war investigation of the International Criminal Court (ICC), former senator Antonio Trillanes IV said yesterday.