Sara Duterte: Drug war deaths stemmed from rampant gun violence

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte asserted that the deaths linked to her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drug campaign were driven by the country’s rampant gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. Duterte made the remarks during a rally on Wednesday, held in front of the Department of Justice. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit. She said that the drug war deaths were a result of the country’s gun violence, claiming that hiring a gunman could only cost a person P5,000 per hit.