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President Rodrigo Duterte said in an earlier speech to “ shoot dead” unruly violators, particularly those who threaten a cop’s life.Īccording to the Philippine National Police’s manual on operational procedures, in the event of a confrontation with an armed offender, cops should only apply “necessary and reasonable force to overcome resistance put up by the offender subdue the clear and imminent danger posed by him or to justify the force/act under the principles of self-defense, defense of relative, or defense of stranger.” This could mean disabling the suspects, or in less ideal situations, killing them. Under police rules, cops should “neutralize” suspects who threaten their lives. “We can say that what he (Florendo) did was a ‘judgment call.’ Still, we will investigate the incident,” QCPD chief Brigadier General Ronnie Montejo said in a statement. Bilaro said Ragos was discharged through “compulsory retirement” due to “war shock.” Police confirmed that Ragos was formerly enlisted with the Army. In a text message to Rappler, Florendo’s commander, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bilaro said Ragos was “mentally challenged,” but they “belatedly found out.” It was unclear what mental illness affected Ragos. Ragos stood up, limped for a few seconds, before falling to the ground.Ĭops brought Ragos to the Commonwealth Hospital but he was declared dead at 5:57 pm. It turned out, Ragos was about to pull out a pistol in the bag, police said.įlorendo then shot Ragos twice, causing him to stagger. But Ragos double backed to face Florendo while reaching for something in his sling bag. Ragos raised his arms and turned his back. Cops said Ragos carried a loaded caliber 38 revolver inside his sling bag, and Florendo “cautiously approached Ragos.”Ī video of the incident was obtained by Rappler, showing Florendo shouting at Ragos, telling him to yield. Ragos allegedly “ignored” the cops and identified himself as a former soldier. The law enforcers then told Ragos to go home. Police Master Sergeant Daniel Florendo Jr gunned down a certain Winston Ragos on Tuesday, April 21, at around 2:30 pm near a quarantine control point along Maligaya Drive in Barangay Pasong Putik, Quezon City.Ĭops said Ragos “approached… and started shouting and uttering intimidating words” against Florendo and police trainees with him at the checkpoint. MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – A Quezon City policeman who shot dead a “mentally challenged” quarantine violator is facing criminal and administrative probes, the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) said on Wednesday, April 22.
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