SENATOR Francis Escudero has said the Supreme Court order mandating law enforcers to wear bodycams when serving arrest warrants is
not only a measure against abuse, but also a recognition that technology is available to ensure that the process will follow rules.
“If tricycles have dashcam, and riders have bodycams, why can’t a big agency with big funds doesn’t have this equipment?” he added. “I join Sen. Tulfo in his desire for justice for the victim and in calling out not only the policemen involved but the entire Philippine National Police,” Escudero said. According to reports, Baltazar was a victim of mistaken identity as it later turned out that he was not the suspect the six cops were looking for.
regime of rules on the application of technology which has a big impact on policing and justice system,” Escudero said.
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