Vice Mayor Rodrigo Duterte flashes dirty finger at media critics

**W.Axl Rose** · 07-14-2011, 01:06 PM

Originally Posted by amingb

Mga Drug Addict ug mga Drug Pushers, snatchers etc ... Pero ang davao mura mao Supplier ug Shabu sa Mindanao ... kinsa kaha ning mga tawhana ?

Posted on March 29, 2011

The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) says there are more than a thousand drug pushers and users in Davao City, some of them politicians.
Some of them are mayors from outside Davao City who have houses here, said PDEA-Davao Region officer-in-charge Emerson Rosales.
Rosales did not name the politicians, except to say that they are being monitored with charges to be filed against them once strong evidence is gathered.
He however gave a hint: Most of drugs coming to Davao City come from the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), and that drug supply drastically decreased after the infamous Maguindanao Massacre that killed 57 people including 32 media persons. The suspects in the mass murder were members of the Ampatuan clan led by former ARMM governor Andal Ampatuan, Sr. and his son Andal Jr.
Rosales and Davao City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (Cadac) action officer Eliseo Braganza last week said there is now a noted increase in supply of shabu in the city, even as PDEA said it has dismantled 11 shabu laboratories in Cotabato City, said to be a major producer of the synthetic drug.

ESTORYAHIII ninyo ....

kun isog man gyud ni si dirty finger dapat mao ni hipuson niya ug una ang source gyud ba.............basin mukakak lang gyud ni si dirty finger

**amingb** · 07-14-2011, 01:10 PM

Commentary: How to fight the drug trade in Davao City
Posted on August 18, 2010 by durianpost The recent raid by police elements on drug dens along Quezon Boulevard is an eye-opener: despite the government’s vigorous campaign against illegal drugs, the reality is that drugs are here to stay with us.
Drug use is a social menace that devils in the form of drug lords and drug pushers capitalize on to make a dirty pile.
In a fast-growing, large metropolis like Davao City , vigilance by police and the public may not be enough to stop the drug business with a ready clientele and pushers willing to provide the stuff.
Why is there shabu and marijuana distribution in city whose government is known for its iron-fist policy of sending the demons to kingdom come?
Let us count the ways.
Sometime ago, the local office of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) reported that it has identified the Cotabato provinces as one of the major sources of shabu coming into the city.
With the slaughter of chink-eyed foreigners running a shabu laboratory several years ago, there is no doubt nobody could have dared setting up another one here.
So, PDEA’s story could stand: shabu flows down to the city from the neighboring provinces.
We heard this story from a friend in the anti-narc unit of the police a while ago. Their records of arrest speak about couples—we coined a term for that, Couples in Drugs, a spin-off from the Catholic lay group Couples in Christ—arrested together bringing stuff aboard buses or passenger vans coming from Cotabato. To add more, their records show about 80 to 90 percent of those arrested squealed about getting their supply from that place.
Rather than raiding drug dens inside the city, police should strengthen its campaign along the supply route if it wanted to stop the flow of drugs altogether.
We suggest anti-drug checkpoints should be set up between Davao City and Cotabato.
Here are tips: If the drug courier is riding a bus, inspect the old tevee or component he is bringing. The stuff is right in there.
Watch out for the passenger vans which today zoom past police and military checkpoints without inspection. They are the favorite of the Couples in Drugs who do nothing but regularly travel with the drugs to and from Cotabato without a hassle.
Shabu dens could sprout anywhere in the city if supply reduction is outside of the police radar. Like mushrooms, drug pushers spring if when there is something to sell.
And while we are in this, we might as well these questions: Why are passenger vans from Cotabato not inspected for drugs despite police knowledge that forsaken place is a major source of shabu? Do we smell connivance? Why are owners of the vehicles allowing the demons to ride the vans with the stuff? Are they part of the racket?
With the Couples in Drugs posing as traders carrying goods hidden with drugs traveling on the passengers vans everyday, we should not wonder why buying shabu in the city is as easy as buying a candy from the neighborhood store.

Ingon nindot kaau ang Davao ... unsa mani ....

**monroy** · 07-14-2011, 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by hulagway

hehehe..unya ngano naka biktima paman? unya kung makagawas pwde pud d i sila mo biktima na ug lain? ikaw moy "GET REAL" mao ni reality bai..

Hahaha? Ha? Ang reality sa Davao? Normal siguro na kung naa ka sa twilight zone. To a normal, civilized person extra-judicial killings is abnormal nothing you say will ever change that

kung wa ko masayop,,ang edad ani nila labing minus naa sa mga 28 pataas...ng elemtary ni sila nga year 1985 pataas..dili pamahal ang gastohan..pasabot dili problema ang pag eskwela,,ang pagkatapulan ang problema..

Ha? Naka adto na ka ug public school? Oi.. unsa man ning reality nga imong gi-puyan ui.. nakakatawa man hahaha

ayaw kaayo palayo sa imong pag compare bai...tapos pa lahi ang culture nga imong g compare ng lugar..hehehe "GET REAL" now compare cebu ang davao or other place? asa mas ok?

Even compared to Cebu, Cebu is better. Do you have any evidence otherwise? Why live here if it's so great there

I think you're exaggerating the crime situation in Cebu.

i am a cebuano..pro mas na appreciate how they hnadle the city. nakadaug man gihapon si duterte pasabot daghan ang ganahan nga sila mg handle sa city kay sa uban nga politiko..

Nobody stopping you from moving there, arun ma-close ka sa imohang mga idol. But we in Cebu 100% do not want a duterte.

i notice sa imo avatar..murag martial arts practitioner ka sa,, para asa mana? or usay purpose ana?

Uu.. pero wa ni labot sa topic.

**amingb** · 07-14-2011, 01:12 PM

IRON FIST Kuno ang Davao City ... ang Pangutana ngano mga Dealer sa bigtime Drugas ningkanap man anang lugara ? ...

**monroy** · 07-14-2011, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by amingb

Ingon nindot kaau ang Davao ... unsa mani ....

Nindot.. para sa addik. cheap drugs

**amingb** · 07-14-2011, 01:16 PM

Diri Cebu maglisod ka ug palit ug Shabu diha sa Davao mura ra ug nag palit ka ug Candy sa Tindahan ...

**monroy** · 07-14-2011, 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by hulagway

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lage,,criminals are uncivilized and they have no place in our society..it does not bring peace but chaos..

People who support and engage in extrajudicial killings are criminals. It says so in the law of our land. If you wanna piss on our laws and shit on our Constitution then keep singing that tune, but don't pretend you are on the side of the law.

**amingb** · 07-14-2011, 01:18 PM

Duda man sab ta anang mga Pushers nga ilaha e salvage ...

**amingb** · 07-14-2011, 01:25 PM

Kini maoy angay Buhaton diha sa Davao mao ni Good Example .... nag bayad gud ta ug Taxes para sa Law and Order ....

Dili ta anang EJK kay uncivilized kaau na nga Buhat ... or gi EJK lang na nila kay wala ka remit ... pag sure oi .....

Posted on August 18, 2010 by durianpost

A judge in Davao City who sent two drug pushers to prison with life sentences has been highly praised by the government’s anti-drug agency.
But Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) region eleven director Roybel Sanchez also praised the Dabawenyos for their continuing vigilance against illegal drugs.
Judge Romeo Albarracin of RTC Branch 9 has found 50-year old Nonilo Mondejar, a resident of Digos City, Davao del Sur guilty of violating Section 11 and Section 12 of Republic Act 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
The judge also slapped a similar sentence on Anisa Said, 37, married, and a resident of Pag-Asa Bankerohan, Davao City.
Both were fined P500,000 for the offense.
Mondejar was arrested in possession of shabu (methamphetamine hydrochloride) in a buy-bust operation conducted by members of the Bunawan Police Precinct headed by Chief Inspector Desiderio Cloribel on April 14, 2004 at Quirino Avenue corner Magallanes Street, Davao City.
Mondejar, later found positive for drugs in tests, yielded four sachets of shabu weighing 16.8250 grams and drug paraphernalia, including ammunition for .45 caliber pistol and .9mm pistol during the police operation.
Said was arrested for selling 1.4734 grams of shabu to PO1 Roeline Magallano and SPO1 Bienvenido Furog, both members of the Philippine National Police detailed at Heinous Crime Investigation Section (HCIS) who mounted the entrapment operation last July 3, 2003 at Peter Pan Bake Shop, Ilustre Street, Davao City.

**hulagway** · 07-14-2011, 01:41 PM