The directors of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) and Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) were relieved from their posts after a controversial POGO raid in Manila. The investigation focuses on allegations of mishandling, extortion, and CCTV tampering by police officers during the operation. The raid targeted a suspected offshore gaming hub but raised legal and procedural concerns, including previous irregularities in past POGO-related raids. A new team will now investigate these allegations to ensure accountability.
HEADS OF NCRPO AND ACG RELIEVED OVER POGO RAID MISMANAGEMENT
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