PNP Tightens Firearm Security Rules for Cops Following Zamboanga Shooting
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is reinforcing firearm security rules for its personnel following a school shooting in Zamboanga City where the suspect allegedly used government-issued firearms belonging to his father, a Customs official. The PNP is emphasizing responsible storage and considering legal amendments.
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