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PNP Chief Bato resign?
The House of Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez requested PNP Chief Renato “Bato” dela Rosa to pull out his string on the position due to the recent kidnapping of Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo that leads him to sudden death. The cruelty occurred in Pampanga near at the white house of Camp Crame where the PNP Chief was residing. But upon the incident, Bato didn’t know anything about it and hadn’t noticed any single act of cruelty. The life to death sentence was done by the police officers who were involved in the crime scene. The undoubtful reason of the police officers was to surveillance the Korean businessman but the primary motive of them for Jee Ick Joo was the act of “Tokhang for Ransom.” They took Jee Ick Joo blindfolded in exchange of money. On the latter part, they killed the Korean businessman. From Pampanga, they brought the cold body in morgue in Caloocan and the owner of the morgue was once a police officer named Dumlao. The morgue cremated the body and the ashes were being flashed in the cubicle of a water closet. PNP Chief Renato “Bato” dela Rosa wasn’t aware of his surroundings especially where he is residing. The Camp Crame served as a protection against any act of cruelty. The question is, why does the death of Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo happened inside the camp? And why are the primary suspects of the said crime were police officers? That’s the reason why The House of Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez stand and wanted PNP Chief Bato to resign.
Bato Resign
Policemen are expected to protect their country and their people. They have the responsibility to maintain peace and order, and fight those bad guys who commit crimes. When I was a kid, I feel scared everytime I see cops. I always think that they're so strong and there's so much to be frightened of about them. They're like superheroes to me, until I realize that not every policeman deserves to be looked up that way. Recently, PNP Chief Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa has been the talk of town. He even trended on twitter with #BatoResign. It's because of the criticisms he has received with regards to the brutal killing of South Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo inside the national police headquarters which is just few meters away from his office. Ofcourse, it's a very shameful happening for Bato. It's very insulting to think that a crime happened inside your own place, and it's the people you handle who has committed the murder. Bato should take full responsibility for the crime. In my opinion, Bato should consider resigning from his position as the PNP Chief. First, I guess Dela Rosa is more interested in having a showbiz career rather than solving the problems hounding the police organization. Bato says that he can't even find time to sleep because he takes his job seriously - solving the country's drug problem and eliminating bad eggs in the police force. But wait. Why can he find time to do things such as watching concerts, singing videoke, and guesting on television shows? Dela Rosa is not the ideal PNP Chief that the Philippines need. He's like a headless chicken, he seems so strong but is actually weak. He looks so serious but is actually not. Bato has already been involved in many issues, and he should melt now in shame. He better resign and give his position as the PNP Chief to someone else who is dead serious in leading the PNP, someone who is not so coward to run away after the pyrotechnic device he was holding started to smoke.