Category Archives: Law Enforcement

BISErbisyo: Leni Robredo Answers Questions From Netizens

January 14, 2020 Pol Pinoy Leave a comment

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – As a public service to Filipino netizens worldwide, The Adobo Chronicles is starting a new series called “BISErbisyo.” This new feature will gather from our readers questions that they want Vice President Leni Robredo to answer. All questions — from legal to economics to math — are welcome.

Here’s our question for the week:

Dear Leni,

If you own a house and lot and your neighbor builds his house on his lot like this, who owns the extension part of your neighbor’s house?

Government, Law Enforcement, Politics

The Leni Robredo Report: 99% Of Shabu Supply Already Consumed

January 6, 2020 Pol Pinoy Leave a comment

QUEZON CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Quezon City Bureau) – Philippines Vice President Leni Robredo’s much-ballyhooed report on her two-week stint as Co-chair of the Inter-agency Committee on Anti-illegal Drugs (ICAD) finally was unveiled yesterday.

While none of Robredo’s ‘findings’ and recommendations was earth-shattering, one of her revelations shocked many Filipinos. It even came with a bar graph.

Robredo claimed that only less than 1% of the estimated supply of shabu in the country had been seized in government law enforcement operations.

Asked by reporters who swarmed the Office of the Vice President at the Boracay Mansion in Quezon City for a delectable merienda (snack) treat what the signficance was of the number she divulged, Robredo said:

”It means that 99% of the shabu supply had already been consumed! In other words, there is no longer an illegal drug problem in the country. Duterte’s war on drugs can be stopped ASAP.”

International, Law Enforcement, Politics

Leaked: Senator Leila De Lima’s ‘List’

January 4, 2020 Pol Pinoy Leave a comment

CAMP CRAME, Quezon City (The Adobo Chronicles, Quezon City Bureau) – There has been a lot of speculation about the so-called “list” that Leila de Lima has prepared to submit to the U.S. State Department which is in charge of identifying Filipinos who shall be banned from entering the U.S. for their role in the “wrongful detention” of the lady Senator.