Police chief Gamboa: Don't rush Jolo shooting investigation

rapplerdotcom 2020-08-19

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In a Senate hearing Wednesday, August 19, Philippine National Police chief General Archie Gamboa says the investigation into the Jolo shooting must not be rushed so that it would not be botched. Full story: https://rappler.com/nation/afp-accuses-pnp-cover-up-jolo-shooting
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