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Police have killed three drug suspects in a shootout, officials said Sunday, the latest such deaths after the election of tough anti-crime firebrand Rodrigo Duterte as president. A spate of recent criminal killings by police has spiked fears of a extra-judicial crackdown in the country after incoming leader Duterte vowed to stamp out crime by all means necessary. Police were called to the home of a suspected drug dealer on the tiny island of Banacon in Bohol before dawn Saturday when gunfire broke out between the suspect and police, leaving the accused and three associates injured. The accused drug trafficker Rowen Secretaria and two unidentified men were pronounced dead after being taken to hospital, while the fourth was treated for gunshot wounds, local police officer Roel Lagora told AFP. Police have killed 12 other drug suspects across the country in the past week, while unknown gunmen murdered two other men linked by police to illegal drugs. Duterte has warned security forces will kill tens of thousands of criminals and ignore human rights, part of a campaign pledge to eradicate the scourge of drugs that many voters rated as their top concern. The soon-to-be leader, who is also the sitting mayor of Davao City, has been accused of backing vigilante death squads that have murdered more than a thousand people in Davao, including more than minors. Civil rights groups have criticized Duterte for his threats, describing his proposed methods as illegal and unconstitutional. Police have denied suggestions they are implementing Duterte's campaign promises before he takes office on June 30, insisting earlier this month that the first eight suspects were killed in self-defence. Banacon island lies about 20 kilometers off the coast of Cebu, the country's second-largest city after the capital Manila. Published May 29, pm. Tags: antidrug , bohol , vigilante , drugkillings. More Videos. Most Popular.
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Police have killed three drug suspects in a shootout, officials said Sunday, the latest such deaths after the election of tough anti-crime firebrand Rodrigo Duterte as president. A spate of recent criminal killings by police has spiked fears of a extra-judicial crackdown in the country after incoming leader Duterte vowed to stamp out crime by all means necessary. Police were called to the home of a suspected drug dealer on the tiny island of Banacon in Bohol before dawn Saturday when gunfire broke out between the suspect and police, leaving the accused and three associates injured. The accused drug trafficker Rowen Secretaria and two unidentified men were pronounced dead after being taken to hospital, while the fourth was treated for gunshot wounds, local police officer Roel Lagora told AFP. Police have killed 12 other drug suspects across the country in the past week, while unknown gunmen murdered two other men linked by police to illegal drugs. Duterte has warned security forces will kill tens of thousands of criminals and ignore human rights, part of a campaign pledge to eradicate the scourge of drugs that many voters rated as their top concern. The soon-to-be leader, who is also the sitting mayor of Davao City, has been accused of backing vigilante death squads that have murdered more than a thousand people in Davao, including more than minors. Civil rights groups have criticized Duterte for his threats, describing his proposed methods as illegal and unconstitutional. Police have denied suggestions they are implementing Duterte's campaign promises before he takes office on June 30, insisting earlier this month that the first eight suspects were killed in self-defence. Banacon island lies about 20 kilometers off the coast of Cebu, the country's second-largest city after the capital Manila. Published May 29, pm. Tags: antidrug , bohol , vigilante , drugkillings. More Videos. Most Popular.
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