Quezon City Disiplina Task Force Abolished After Deadly Shooting
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Quezon City Disiplina Task Force Abolished After Deadly Shooting

The Quezon City government has abolished its Task Force Disiplina following the fatal shooting of three teenagers by one of its members. All personnel will undergo rigorous screening before reassignment to the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS).

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