24 former Philippine police chiefs under investigation as former Chinese mayor flees

Former Mayor Alice Guo attends a hearing in Pasay City, Metro Manila, on September 9.

The Philippine Daily Inquirer reported that during a hearing before the Senate Finance Subcommittee on September 19, Senator Robin Padilla raised questions about the identity of the former police chief suspected of accepting bribes to help former Bamban Mayor Alice Guo and her companions Shielam and Wesley Guo flee the country despite a nationwide exit ban.

Ms. Alice Guo, identified by the Manila government as Chinese citizen Guo Hua Ping, fled the Philippines in July by boat. The Philippine Senate requested an arrest warrant for Ms. Guo because she failed to appear before a congressional committee to testify about her role in a case involving illegal gambling operations in the town she manages.

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At the hearing on September 19, Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation Vice President Raul Villanueva was the first to mention the investigation.

“We have not received the report from General Raul Villaueva regarding the matter he mentioned, but we are investigating the 24 former PNP chiefs to determine if they are involved,” police chief Marbil added.

Mr. Marbil then reminded General Villanueva that he was testifying under oath to tell the truth. Mr. Marbil said he would write a formal letter asking Mr. Villanueva to publicly identify the former police chief suspected of involvement in the escape of Ms. Guo and her accomplices.

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