11 drug suspects take ‘walk of shame’ in Batangas

[ghostie2472]

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Unsay ma sulti ninyo ani? Paka uwawan in public nga wala pa gani na prove nga guilty sila, wel, nadakpan sila nga namaligya or nag gamit ug drugs pero you think sakto ni nga paka uwawan in public?

BATANGAS, Philippines – Eleven suspected drug pushers, including a woman were made to take the “Walk of Shame” around the Tanauan City public market, time with the label “Flores De Pusher” marked on their shirts.
Tanauan City Civil Security Unit caught them selling and using illegal drugs in a buy-bust operation yesterday morning.
Mayor Thoni Halili had summoned and warned the known drug pushers to stop their illegal drug trade or face the consequences, according to the Tanauan City Public Information Office.
Halili has vowed to continue doing the Walk of Shame, despite the investigation of the Commission on Human Rights, until the proliferation of drugs in the city is stopped.
Last week, Halili made seven suspected drug pushers take the Walk of Shame and earned the support of the citizenry.
Police said the 11 suspected drug pushers will possibly be charged with illegal drug trade and possession after a thorough investigation.

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Meanwhile, Fr. Jerome Secillano, Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines Public Affairs Committee executive secretary, said yesterday a pro-active police force is a better deterrent to crime than making suspected drug pushers take the Walk of Shame.
“That so called ‘Walk of Shame’ is merely a reaction to a crime that has already been committed,” he said.
It is better to let the police stop the commission of the crime, he added.
Secillano doubts that the method that Halili employs would be effective.
“Criminals today do not have a sense of shame,” he said. “If they do, they wouldn’t have committed any crime at all.”
On the other hand, Fr. Anton Pascual, Catholic Church-run Radio Veritas president, said people suspected of committing a crime should be given due process.
“It’s a good tactic to expose suspected drug users or pushers and effect change and deterrence,” he said.
“But we have to be cautious that people have rights and must be given due process under the law.”

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[ghostie2472]

dili na na sila maulaw. coz ilado na kaayo na sila sa ilang lugar.

patagad ra kaayo na move sa police.

Their campaign to 'fight' drugs, they're overdoing it. Pwede ra man unta mag pa media nalang sila, patagad ra jud kaayo na ilang gi buhat jud.

[chocofudge]

Dah wa ra nay effect ngana na punishment oi ang angay ana
if ang aim patagam dli publicity "death march"

[bettafishenthusiast]

reward system nlng ta ila gbuhat,.taga.an usa kilo nga shabu ang pusher nya dli ma priso kung ila itudlo knsa ang druglord,..

[Piglet94]

React pajung CHR ani kay mental torture daw ses wa mn gle na sila nangaulaw

[PaYaSo]

Choose: Walk of shame or death?

[slakker]

maypa gipatay na lang derecho as per du30's mandate kaysa pakauwawan...

[buknoy24]

maypa patyon nalang na.. kay daghana na raba gibuang anang mga kanahana sa ila lugar..

[Scott Bernard]

Although okay ang move ni Mayor sa "Flores de Pusher", dili gehapon ko fully approve ana...

I agree with President Rody, if sa Davao na.. iya na untang e diretso.