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7 Caloocan cops in trouble for illegal detention

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September 19, 2025
Pablo Virgilio Cardinal David (second from left) accompanies Jayson dela Rosa (third from left) in filing a complaint on August 18, 2025 against three police officers who arrested and charged him on what he claims are made-up charges last month. — Photo from Roman Catholic Bishop of Kaloookan/Facebook

Seven Caloocan police officers face administrative charges for the alleged illegal detention of a man whose son died of leptospirosis after wading through floodwaters to visit him in jail.

“They will be charged with grave misconduct, grave dishonesty, incompetence, oppression and conduct unbecoming of a police officer,” National Police Commission vice chair and executive officer Rafael Calinisan said on Thursday.

He did not identify the officers charged with arresting Jayson dela Rosa in July.

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