Pangasinan PNP pushes profiling of foreigners
>> Saturday, June 15, 2019
By Eva Visperas
LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — Pangasinan police recommended a
mandatory profiling of all foreigners residing or temporarily staying in the
province.
Col. Wilson Joseph
Lopez, Pangasinan police director, issued the recommendation following an
anti-drug operation that resulted in the arrest of four suspected Chinese drug
traffickers and the recovery of P124 million worth of shabu in Urdaneta City on
May 24.
In a report dated May
25, Lopez said he is encouraging an “enhanced liaisoning” to raise the police
data collection effort involving foreigners and their possible link to illegal
activities and criminal groups.
Lopez attributed the
arrest of the susects and the recovery of the illegal drugs to the enhanced
intelligence efforts of the police, and its coordination with other law
enforcement agencies such as the National Bureau of Investigation and
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency.
“The drugs would have
proliferated the streets of Pangasinan as well as Metro Manila had it not been
intercepted,” Lopez said.
He said the Chinese –
identified as Lu Jun, Lui Bin, Li Yu and Ye Ling – were presented for inquest
for violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
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