[docfr8]

Police chief of a Manila precinct was interrogating a suspect while his genitals were tied to a cord and yanked repeatedly for confession..

WTF Over??? Really!!!!!

[Audioguru]

And these are our allies in the Pacific Who the fuck is leading who OneBigAssMistakeAmerica

[chris50stang]

I would hate to be his kids!

[Matzvey]

My wife does this to me, and yes, she is a former manila police chief.

[locsin]

Ganito talga dto sa phillipines thats why i hate my own country

[knny77]

This is something my girlfriend and I do on the weekend...
Whats the big deal?

[knny77]

Originally Posted by Matzvey ↗

My wife does this to me, and yes, she is a former manila police chief.

Oops, didn't see this... shit!

[Shakey]

I know of some people who deserve this type of treatment.

[scaryshit]

Oh me so horny me pull you long time

[gatagato]

The video emerged in 2010
Philippines Police 'Torture' VIDEO: 11 Cops Suspended In Probe

(AP) MANILA, Philippines -- Philippine police relieved all the officers in a city precinct Wednesday after a television station aired footage purportedly showing police torturing a naked detainee.

The detained man is believed to be a suspected thief caught in Manila's Tondo slum district, according to ABS-CBN TV, which said it obtained the cell phone footage from an unidentified informer.

The man's fate and when the video was taken were unclear. The footage shows him screaming on the floor in a fetal position with his genitals bound and a man pulling the rope and whipping him.

"Snatching is not allowed here," the man beating the detainee was heard as saying, while a uniformed officer stood by and watched.

Metropolitan Manila police chief Leocadio Santiago relieved the 11-member police station Wednesday and ordered its commander, Senior Inspector Joselito Binayug, investigated for criminal acts.

"We are holding Binayug responsible. We will be filing charges for dereliction of duty but we want something heavier," Santiago told reporters.

Binayug could not be reached for comment as the precinct does not have a working phone and the chief did not provide his phone number.

It is not clear if the 10 others will also face charges, but that will be part of the investigation, police said. New officers were assigned to the precinct under investigation.

President Benigno Aquino III said torture is not a government policy. Asked about the incident at a news conference, Aquino said "the police also are entitled to their day in court and to due process."

Coco Quisumbing, an official of the Commission on Human Rights, which said it would separately investigate the torture allegations, said she was aghast after seeing police officers in the video seemingly showing indifference.

Amnesty International researcher Hazel Galang said the incident can serve as a test case for the country's anti-torture law and the Aquino government's determination to implement it.

"Tomorrow is the 50th day of the Aquino presidency and in the first 50 days we've already seen torture cases, we've seen extrajudicial killings," she said. "We will keep on watching."

It was not the first time that video footage allegedly of police torture has surfaced in the country. Early this year, a police colonel was seen punching a suspect whose face was covered with a plastic bag, and recently, another video showed three handcuffed teenage boys, two of them forced to kiss each other.

The colonel in the video was relieved and placed under investigation while the probe into the other case was incomplete because there were no witnesses and the boys did not file a complaint, police said.


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_687376.html

One of the latest updates is dated April, 2013

Authorities arrest ex-Manila cop caught on video torturing a suspect

A former Manila policeman dismissed from the service after he was caught on video torturing a suspected thief was finally arrested more than two years since the incident.

Former Senior Inspector Joselito Binayug was arrested 11 a.m. Monday at the branch of the Land Transportation Office in Tayuman, Manila by members of the Intelligence Group, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said.

Binayug was arrested based on a warrant issued for violation of Republic Act 9745 or the Anti-Torture Act, Chief Superintendent Generoso Cerbo Jr., Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesman.

Binayug was positively identified on video as the one who tortured a suspected thief, Darius Evangelista. The footage, taken using a cellphone camera, was aired on national television in 2010.

Binayug was dismissed from the police service on January 14, 2011 after a police task force identified him as the person in the video.

He was later found to be teaching at a college for aspiring policemen. Several other policemen were charged over the incident.
http://www.interaksyon.com/article/5...ring-a-suspect
http://www.philstar.com/metro/2013/0...ads-not-guilty