Sen Lacson's Opening Statement on the Investigation into Missing Persons Linked to Sabong, E-Sabong

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 February 24, 2022


Sen Lacson's Opening Statement on the Investigation into Missing Persons Linked to Sabong, E-Sabong

As your Vice Chairman and erstwhile Chairman of the Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs, I have a very brief statement to make.


Thirty-one reported missing persons as of latest count, without any trace apparently, is a big challenge to the PNP and the entire law enforcement community. Failing to resolve these cases will be a big slap or an embarrassment to the PNP as well.


So I hope this legislative inquiry can help resolve the issue at hand. With that thank you very much for the opportunity to make that statement.


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