QC Vows Reforms After Task Force Disiplina Enforcer Kills 3 Teens
Quezon City authorities have vowed to implement reforms after a Task Force Disiplina enforcer fatally shot three teenagers. The incident highlights concerns over the conduct and oversight of public order personnel.
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