Former PNP Chief Bato Dela Rosa Urged to Surrender Amidst Plunder Case
Former Philippine National Police Chief Bato Dela Rosa is being urged to surrender by current PNP officials amidst a plunder case, with authorities confirming no record of him leaving the Philippines. The Palace has denied any political motive behind the charges against him and other individuals.
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