Davao Police find no sign of Bato, Army says no arrest order
Davao police have stated they have not detected any suspicious signs or arrest warrants concerning former senator and ex-PNP chief Ronald Dela Rosa, popularly known as Bato. The military has also confirmed that no arrest warrants have been issued.
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