Lacson urges AFP, PNP loyalty to Philippines

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Former senator Panfilo Lacson urged the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) to remain loyal to the country. He emphasized the importance of professionalism amid calls for partisan activity from various groups. Lacson highlighted the need for uniformed personnel to verify information on social media to avoid being misled by misinformation. He noted that some supporters of former President Duterte have encouraged police and military members to resign in protest of his arrest. He also mentioned plans to address the issue of fake news if he is reelected, stating it threatens societal values. Recent social media posts claimed police officers resigned over Duterte's arrest, but some were fact-checked and found to be misleading.


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