Go: No ICC warrant for Duterte's arrest
SEN. Christopher «Bong» Go has dismissed rumors that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant against former president Rodrigo Duterte for alleged crimes against humanity.
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Philippines' ICC cooperation may include issuance of arrest warrant — Carpio
MANILA, Philippines — Former Supreme Court (SC) Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said that the government’s issuance of an arrest warrant for former President Rodrigo Duterte could be a form of cooperation with the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Gov’t employee busted in Cotabato City PDEA operation
COTABATO CITY, Philippines — Agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on Thursday seized P375,000 worth of shabu from an alleged employee of one agency in the Bangsamoro government, entrapped in a residential area here on Thursday.
House panel to summon Quiboloy, warns of arrest
MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives committee on legislative franchises yesterday decided to issue a subpoena to Pastor Apollo Quiboloy with regard to the defiant stance of his Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) despite a temporary shutdown order for violations of its legislative franchise.
PNP won’t arrest Duterte
MANILA, Philippines — Former president Rodrigo Duterte can sleep soundly as the Philippine National Police (PNP) will not implement any warrant of arrest coming from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
5 foreigners nabbed in Albay
MANILA, Philippines — Four Chinese and a South African have been arrested in separate operations conducted by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) in Legazpi, Albay.
House detains PNP general, colonel
MANILA, Philippines — Two ranking police officials were ordered detained yesterday after they were cited in contempt by the House of Representatives for “continuously lying” during a hearing on the unlawful arrest, arbitrary detention and robbery of four Chinese women in Parañaque City last year.
SC acquits drug suspects over 'witness rule' mess
THE Supreme Court has acquitted two suspects in a drug case for law enforcers' failure to comply with the mandatory witness rule.