Congressperson Panfilo "Ping" Lacson bolsters
President-choose Rodrigo Duterte's battle against unlawful medications by
giving his unused crusade assets to law authorities or policemen who catch or
catch drug identities.
Representative Lacson reported in an instant message that
the methodology of the approaching president is a "reasonable show of his
determination to end a scourge that has developed to disturbing extents
lately."
In a text message, Lacson, who was a senator from 2001 to
2013 and won a seat again in the May 9 elections, said Duterte’s strategy was a
Lacson, who was also a senator back in 2001 to 2013 and a
comebacking senator again in the 17th Congress said that he is in full support
of Davao City mayor’s approach to accomplish his vow during his campaign provided
that the law enforcement authorities stay within the boundaries of the rule of
law in carrying out his future orders.
The senator emphasized that the police should not be
motivated by the reward alone to accomplish their obligation but “by an
unequivocal compliance with the President’s directive, not to mention their
mandate to perform their sworn duty to protect the people and maintain a
peaceful and orderly society.”
He said that he is willing to go an extra mile as support
by contributing “whatever unspent campaign contributions I still have
to his pool of funds if only to underscore the importance of a concerted
all-out war against drugs.”
He added that he still have to verify with his campaign
finance manager the amount of money he still currently has.
Meanwhile, Senator Vicente Sotto, who aspires to get the
senate presidency seat, likewise supports Duterte’s fight on drugs.
Sotto said that he can do “(w)hatever it takes to
take down the scourge of illegal drugs.”
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