Top drug lords are raising P1 billion for the heads of Duterte, De Lima et al

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Top drug lords and crime rulers are raising P1 billion for the heads of approaching President Rodrigo Duterte, his blessed Philippine National Police (PNP) chief, a senator and other administration official. 

A source told media that approximately 20 drug rulers inside the New Bilibid Prison (NBP), were adding to the kill-Duterte fund. 

As per the source, prior reports of a P50-million prize on Duterte and approaching PNP chief, Chief Supt. Ronald dela Rosa "are not valid but rather greater." 

"One individual will pay, as well as individuals from various associations," said the source, who had private learning of the drug trade. 

"There are most likely 20" principle players, the source included. What's more, every principle player promised P50 million for the pot cash, bringing the whole reserve to about P1 billion. 

Dela Rosa prior said that drug masters inside NBP offered P10 million for his and Duterte's heads. Be that as it may, there were no takers so the prize was raised to P50-million. 

The prize from the illegal drug masters came after Duterte offered rewards for each medication ruler or pusher slaughtered. The President-choose guaranteed P5 million for each dead medication master, P3 million if captured alive and P50,000 each from little time pushers. 

Dela Rosa issued a notice to offenders: "We will smash you. We will bury you." 


As indicated by the approaching organization, 75 percent of the illicit medications sold in the Philippines were made in the National Bilibid Prisons (NBP). This incited approaching Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre to promise that his war against illicit medications would begin at the NBP. 

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"Nasisiraan na yung mga tao sa loob. Hindi kasi nila alam kung seseryosohin ni Digong yung sinabi nyang papatayin lahat ng drug rulers doon," the source said.

Aside from Duterte and Dela Rosa, likewise incorporated into the kill-rundown were previous Justice Secretary now Senator Leila de Lima and Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) chief Ricardo Rainier Cruz III. 

De Lima drove the first of the arrangement of assaults inside Bilibid where powers found some detainees living in "suite-like" kubols with apparatuses, hot tubs, contraptions and the sky is the limit from there. 


As a result of the principal assault, 19 prominent prisoners, for the most part medication masters, were exchanged to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) while Building 14, an exceptionally secured office inside NBP, was being built.

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Source: Inquirer

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