14 NPA rebels killed Negros Oriental and a policeman injured

Negros - At the same time Oplan Sauron said police action on Saturday in Negros Oriental, 14 members of the Special Partisan Unit (SPARU) of the New People's Army (NPA) rebels were killed. - klajoo.com - Oplan Sauron is conducting house search warrants for illegally possessing firearms and explosives. Chief Police Colonel Raul Tacaca said there were eight people in Canlaon City, four in Manjuyod and two in Sta. Catalina killed. Tacaca says the people killed in the raids reportedly resisted arrest by the police during the crackdown. The names of the victims were not disclosed, the injured police identified Tacaca as the Police Corporal Ian Puerto, according to the Regional Mobile Force Battalion - Central Visayas (RMFB-7) NORPPO, the SPARU members are being harassed by Police Chief Master Sergeant Humprey Teves in Manjuyod, the liquidation attempt against Police Staff Master Sergeant Marjun Cadiz at his home in Manjuyod, the foiled murder attempt on Police Corporal Felecio Tarugo of the Canlaon City Police and the murder of Master Sergeant Celso Pedochino of the Philippine Army. They are also linked to the ambush of several police officers in Guihulngan City, which resulted in injuries and some deaths, the harassment of the RMFB-7 personnel, one of which was violated, atrocities against the armed forces of the Philippines and innocent civilians suffering from these hardcore Criminals were committed, says the NORPPO. In the missions was arrested 15 people who are considered supporters of the NPA rebels. Tacaca says that by 5:30 pm, almost 60 Oplan Sauron have been executed, adding, "It is unfortunate that people were killed during the missions, but as they resisted arrest, we also played our part in defending ourselves . "

 

The plot thickens
Negros Oriental police chief, 3 others sacked after killing of 14
https://www.rappler.com/nation/2272...ef-fired-after-killings-operations-march-2019

 

The accounts claim the police were fired upon.
None of the reports mention recovered guns or shell cases. That could be a problem.
I will wait with baited breath. LoL

 

I know from what I read in your postings before that you are a very good person and would try to do your best for people.

IMHO: There are internal matters within the country which, if not affecting us personally, we can form an opinion on but should keep it to ourselves and not get involved. If we intervene, verbally or by other actions, we do not change the situation one iota but may put ourselves and others in danger. There may come a point at which foreigners need to re-evaluate their presence here and make choices - but for the meantime I think silence is golden.

 

Can you explain how my observation puts me or others in danger.
I don't see it but it seems others agree with your thoughts on that issue.

 

I think because if offence is taken at comments pertaining to political actions, which any country would consider its own business, they may seek some form of retribution against those who make the comments or the whole community (ex-pats in this case). It is a case of putting the head above the parapets, just to get it shot off for no reason. We can all moan about 'out of stock' sir and other relatively-minor service matters as those affect us directly and no one really cares - but get involved in police and/or political matters in a foreign country and you take a risk. As I said before, it will change nothing. Keep a low profile - keep safe.

 

You are using this forum to proliferate your biased view into the court of public opinion.

You have failed to substantiate your claim that the victims were executed.

Please do not pollute this forum with your unsubstantiated claims. Simply post a link to the news so that we can read it and form our own opinion.