A strong call to Sen. Leila de Lima to explain AWFUL crime statistics under her watch

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Dear Sen. De Lima,

In the light of the countless massacres, ejk, & bombings which proliferated in 2010-2015, the Filipino as a nation cannot negate that these senseless killings were clear phenomenon during your stint as DOJ Secretary under Tuwid na Daan.

We want to hear from you & from the previous admin re: the following:

》CRIME RATE up by 350% (2010 to 2014):
¤ 2010 : 324,083
¤ 2014 : 1,160,000

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》DRUG ADDICTS:
¤ 2012 : +/- 1,700,000
¤ 2016 : +/- 3,700,000

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》RAPE CASES (92% up in 4 years):
¤ 2010 : 5,132
¤ 2014 : 9,875
¤ NOTE: 70% of the victims are children

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》VICTIMS of Riding-in-Tandem:
¤ 2010 :  1,819 victims of riding-in-tandem
¤ 2011 :  2,089 victims of riding-in-tandem
¤ 2013 :  3,000 victims of riding-in-tandem

Worse--

》 CRIME SOLUTION Efficiency Rate (based on Phil. Statistics Authority)

¤ 2004 : 89.86%
¤ 2005 : 88.79%
¤ 2012 : 36.67%
¤ 2013 : 28.56%

Pray tell, where were you then and what have you & Human Rights groups done at that time?

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[CT to Karapatan.org, Thinking Minds, and other original photo owners for the images]

Sources of Information:

PSA
PNP
Philippine Senate
Karapatan
CNN Philippines
Interaksyon
Rappler
Manila Times

Other information gathered from the Senate Hearings, SONA.

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MJ Quiambao Reyes as posted on Facebook.

Comments

  1. UnknownOctober 14, 2016 at 4:33 PM

    De-LIMA Your GREED & FILTH will Be the DEATH oh YOU & You are FAST Becoming The SOW QUEEN of DRUGS...

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  2. UnknownOctober 16, 2016 at 3:40 AM

    masyadong obvious ang pakikipaglaban mo ipinaparamdam mo na talagang nawalan ka ng kita sa drugs damay mo pa ang mga inosenteng magaaral para samahan kang ipagtanggol ang ipinaglalaban mo hoy gising na ang mga tao sa mga tulad mong ganid at walang awa sa talagang nangangailangan ng tulong ang isang tulad mo ay dapat ipinapatapon sa impyerno ng apoy sa basurahan makating babae matandang mahilig at matakaw MALANDI MANGGAGAMIT

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  3. andreaOctober 16, 2016 at 8:45 AM

    Ito ang dapat dapat dalhin sa ICC.... The PREVIOUS MUST EXPLAIN TO THIS IN THE COUNCIL. THEY WILL BE HELD LIABLE FOR THIS. NO EXEMPTION TO THE RULE. SAMPAHAN NYO NA NG KASO...

    ReplyDelete
  4. UnknownOctober 16, 2016 at 4:26 PM

    DAPAT SAGUTIN MO MGA PINAGGAGAWA MO NA YAN DELIMA.TAONG BAYAN NA ANG GUSTO MAKADINIG NG PALIWANAG MO!!!! IKAW ANG DAPAT DALHIN SA ICC DE5

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  5. UnknownOctober 16, 2016 at 4:29 PM

    DAPAT SAGUTIN MO MGA PINAGGAGAWA MO NA YAN DELIMA.TAONG BAYAN NA ANG GUSTO MAKADINIG NG PALIWANAG MO!!!! IKAW ANG DAPAT DALHIN SA ICC DE5

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  6. UnknownOctober 16, 2016 at 7:18 PM

    Clear yourself first on cases filed against you in court so you will establish moral ascendancy to preach the goodness (?) you have done. Else, hold your peace till then for in the end, it will boomerang to your person with a big bang.

    ReplyDelete
  7. UnknownOctober 17, 2016 at 12:33 PM

    meron naman po syang nagawa nung term nya as SOJ, naipakulong nya si GMA, Corona, Bong, Jimggoy at Enrile. mga balakid sa kanilang partido nuun, they dont expect na biglang susulpot si Du30 hahaha, their biggest nightmare. akala nila nalinis na nila ang tuwad na daan ni Mar pa-Malakanyang. ayan tuloy, nag uumikot mga tumbung nila hahaha, nagkanda letse letse plano nila..

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  8. AnonymousOctober 19, 2016 at 3:02 AM

    magtanong kaya kayo sa mga generals nuon...

    ReplyDelete
  9. Cam MorrisJuly 9, 2024 at 2:34 PM

    Great post thanks for sharing it

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