Palace to Police Chief: Get Dela Rosa Despite PNP Past
The Philippine Presidential Palace has conveyed its intention to appoint Ronald Dela Rosa as the next Philippine National Police (PNP) chief to police officials. This decision, despite past allegations regarding his previous tenure, suggests potential impacts on the future management of the police organization and public trust.
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