More bungling in aftermath of failed rescue
By Conrado Ching
09/03/2010
Local police authorities again bungled the investigation being conducted by Hong Kong authorities when airport police held two Hong Kong investigators at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport for carrying four empty shells that police claimed were part of the shells found in the Luneta hostage crisis that killed eight foreign tourists.
At the same time, there was, in Hong Kong, a mix up of the bodies of hostages in their coffins.
In the case of the airport police barring the Hong Kong probers from leaving the country, it was again a matter of the Philippine bureaucratic red tape.
The airport incident, however, was resolved by the Department of Justice (DoJ) after the Chinese Embassy in Manila complained that the Philippine government authorities held one of its investigators for questioning.
Members of the Philippine... MORESource: The Daily Tribune
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