yeah ok, i think until here n lang ko kay mutaas jud ang storya. we hope mahinlo jud ang tagbilaran.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: . on August 30, 2007, 06:55:13 AMha ha ha! im sure your a cop..... you dont know tagbilaran yet. you can even ask a drug pusher here who are protecting them. if, you know someone.
I'm sorry but this reasoning is wrong and should be corrected:
First, who sent the text message warning? Did the texter identify himself/herself? If he/she did, then we can blame the police for not acting and extract more information from him/her. But if not, it is not fair to besmirch further the reputation of the PNP.
Second, granting it was the police who informed the banks on the text tip they received, they can only do so much -- to warn -- because they have no information at that time who will carry out the robbery. This does not mean the PNP was remiss of their duties.
Third, knowing that a robbery will happen does not necessarily follow the police knows who will do it, or where the robbers were at the moment, or which bank is the target.
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Quote from: Franklin on August 29, 2007, 01:53:30 PMYES THEY KNOW, IN FACT, THE AUTHORITIES ALREADY INFORMED SOME OF THE BANK MANAGERS THAT THERE WILL BE A ROBBERY 2 DAYS BEFORE THIS HAPPENED. SO, WHAT DU THINK? NGANONG WA MAN NILA DAKPI DAAN ANG MGA TULISAN, BEFORE THEY COULD LAUNCH THE ROBBERY. ARON DILI N UNTA MAPUSILAN ANG INTAWNG GUARDYA.
I am trying to understand. Are you saying that some in the police knew what was going on with the robberies and did not do anything?