PNP denies 'shoot-to-kill' order vs. Dela Rosa amid ICC probe
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has denied reports of a 'shoot-to-kill' order against Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is under investigation by the ICC for alleged crimes against humanity. The denial comes amid widespread speculation.
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