The Department of Justice on Monday vowed to build a database of police officers or military personnel who were dismissed or went absent without leave.
The families of three students who were killed in Sultan Kudarat arrived at the Department of Justice in Manila on Monday to file a complaint for multiple murder, falsification of public documents, and planting of evidence against eight members of the Philippine National Police, including Police Major Jenahmeel Tonacao of Lambayog Sultan Kudarat. Reports said the three students died in a gun battle with the police in December 2022.
Named respondents in the complaints filed by the parents of the victims were Lambayong police chief Police Major Jenahmeel Tonaco, Police Senior Master Sergeant Syril Mahaddi, Police Corporal Elpedio Garlit, PCpl Joffrey Apalla, patrolmen Nicol Dion Toreja, Basser Mako, Mario Rombaoa Jr., and Roldan Claveria.
“For many years, the PNP had been manually collecting information of arrested persons, but because of this initiative to deliver efficient and timely investigation service, the DIDM Forensic Group said in one minute, it can easily determine whose fingerprint was obtained at the crime scene. This is how effective the system is,” he told reporters.
Apart from murder, the Sultan Kudarat policemen were also charged with planting of evidence, falsification of documents, grave misconduct and conduct prejudicial to the best interest of the service and irregularity in the performance of duty.
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