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The Joint Investigation Commission (BOI) of the Army and Philippine National Police (PNP) on the alleged disagreement in the Samar region between soldiers and policemen who killed six policemen the week last seeks to submit his report on Wednesday ("We will just meet the joint investigation commission set up by the army and the Philippine National Police on the alleged disagreement in the Samar region between the soldiers and the police officers who killed six cops last week his report from here Wednesday [July 4]
"We are just going to meet with the PNP-BOI so we can finalize our report.Our schedule is that we should already have a report by Wednesday, "said General Inspector General of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, General Rafael Valencia, who heads the BOI on the military side.
Valencia said Sunday that the BOI had finished bringing together grants The Board of Directors was created to review the events surrounding the deaths of the six members of the Regional Police Mobile Task Force, and the only ongoing discussion is about "concerns" on both sides. Battalion 8 and the wounds of nine others in what was reported as an ambush by the members of the 87th Infantry Battalion (IB) of the Army.
The military, however, maintained that the incident was a disagreement. The soldiers had claimed that they had confused the cops with communist rebels.
Valencia stated that the joint report would be submitted to PNP General Director Oscar D. Albayalde and the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces (AFP), General Carlito G. Galvez Jr. [19659002] both sides of the EC also have their separate reports for their own services.
In addition to the BOI, the PNP also created a special investigation group on the Samar incident, while the 87th IB and the 8th Infantry Division also created and conducted their own investigation.
Meanwhile, the 8th ID said that AFP had a very harmonious relationship with the PNP since "the longest time", forging a formidable team as the mainstay of the government.
"For years, the ability and interoperability of both have been proven, mainly with regard to local insurgency, secessionism and terrorist threats
." The campaign revealed that the The partnership had been well demonstrated during the five-month siege of Marawi City last year, where soldiers and police fought side by side to fight internal threats and national crimes. " AFP, in general, remains optimistic that the situation will be resolved immediately so that they can continue to work and focus on issues that are more critical to the interests of the government and the country, "he said. General Raul Farnacio, commander of the 8th ID
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