Gunfire Erupts in Philippine Senate During ICC Arrest Bid; Dela Rosa Slips Away
Sourced from 9 publications
- •At least five shots were fired inside the Philippine Senate as soldiers in protective gear attempted to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity.
- •Dela Rosa, the former police chief who led Duterte's drug war, slipped out of the Senate after the gunfire incident, according to a secretariat source cited by the Inquirer.
- •The cause of the shooting and any casualties were not immediately known, and Interior Secretary Remulla confirmed an ongoing search for the gunmen.
- •Dela Rosa had urged public mobilization to block his arrest and potential extradition to the ICC.
- •The chaotic scene was broadcast on live television, with senators forced to shelter in their offices during the standoff.
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Curated from 9 sources. Every summary is reviewed for accuracy, but may still contain errors. We always link to original sources for verification.
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