Navotas cops deny torturing murder suspects

Navotas City police have denied allegations that two murder suspects were tortured while in their custody. The police released a statement asserting that all procedures were carried out in accordance with the law and that the suspects’ rights were respected at all times.

Authorities said an internal investigation has been initiated to examine the claims, and they assured the public of full cooperation with oversight bodies. The National Police Commission is also monitoring the situation to ensure transparency and accountability.

Police officials emphasized that their officers are trained to conduct interrogations within legal and ethical boundaries. They stated that any misconduct identified will be addressed immediately through proper disciplinary action.

Human rights groups and legal advocates continue to call for a thorough investigation, urging authorities to ensure that detainees are protected from abuse and that allegations of torture are taken seriously. Families of the suspects have demanded independent oversight to verify the claims.

The case has drawn public attention to the treatment of detainees and the need for strict enforcement of human rights standards in law enforcement operations. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to lawful procedures while promising timely updates on the investigation’s progress.