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Police hold rally against illegal drugs in Fuente

June 27,2016 - 01:09 PM

Policemen gather at Fuente Osmeña Circle monday morning to rally against drugs as highlight of the Crime Prevention Month and 21st anniversary of the PNP Police Community Relations. (CDN PHOTO/LITO TECSON)

Policemen gather at Fuente Osmeña Circle monday morning to rally against drugs as highlight of the Crime Prevention Month and 21st anniversary of the PNP Police Community Relations. (CDN PHOTO/LITO TECSON)

In line with the annual observance of Crime Prevention Month and the 21st anniversary of the PNP Police Community Relations, PRO 7 staged a rally against illegal drugs at Fuente Osmeña Circle Monday morning.

Hundreds of police officers from different police offices in Central Visayas held placards calling for an end to the consumption of illegal drugs and warning people on the penalties to be imposed on its possession, use, sale and distribution.

Michael Medellin, a former drug user, encouraged other drug pushers and users to stop doing drugs.

Medellin surrendered to the Pardo police precinct after his children appealed to him to discontinue indulging in drug use.

Senior Supt. Patrocinio Comendador, Police Regional Office chief, said the rally dramatizes their determination to stamp out illegal drug use and distibution in the region.

Comendador said they will intensify their campaign and will not offer protection to suspected drug lords./UP Cebu Intern Patrick Gattoc

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