Lacson clarifies: Sinas should be punished, but public shouldn’t ‘sow more hatred’

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Lacson clarifies: Sinas should be punished, but public shouldn’t ‘sow more hatred’
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NCRPO chief Major Gen. Debold Sinas “should get the punishment he deserves” for his alleged violation of quarantine protocols, but the public should not “rub salt to injury,” Senator Panfilo Lacson said Friday. | CMRamosINQ

“Certainly, he should get the punishment he deserves even as the appropriate authorities are already investigating him,” he added.

Lacson reiterated his earlier tweet saying that Sinas’ “long law-enforcement service to the country and the Filipino people, and his present efforts in supervising the checkpoints all over Metro Manila to make us safe from the coronavirus threat,” should not be taken to mean that he is suggesting “forgiveness or absolution” for the NCRPO chief.

“Rather, it is an appeal to concerned netizens not to rub salt to injury by going to the extent of posting out-of-date photos to sow more hatred towards Sinas by exploiting the naïveté of certain individuals to join the bandwagon of hate towards the police officer,” Lacson said. have been filed against Sinas and 18 other police officers for their failure to follow quarantine protocols during the NCRPO’s chief birthday “mañanita.”, saying it was “never intention to disobey” existing quarantine protocols and claimed that some of the photos circulating online were “edited or grapped from old posts.”

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