フィリピン大統領暗殺計画
ＡＳＥＡＮ会議でオバマ大統領に「Putan in mo」と言ったり、国連総長に「バカ」と言ったり、暴言が絶えないお騒がせなフィリピン大統領ドゥテルテですが、フィリピン国内ではドゥテルテ大統領暗殺計画が発覚している。
フィリピン大手メスメディアＧＭＡニュースでは、銃密売組織がシンジケートと思われる買い手にＭ１６ライフルが組立可能の銃部品１７０個を売り渡した容疑で逮捕された。この密売人は買い手がフィリピン大統領を暗殺計画していることを告げられたという。
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GUN PARTS ORDERED FOR 100 M-16 RIFLES
Police thwart alleged assassination attempt vs. Duterte
Published September 1, 2016 10:22am
Updated September 1, 2016 11:27am
By AMITA LEGASPI, GMA News
Police on Thursday claimed to have thwarted the possible assassination of President Rodrigo Duterte after busting a suspected gun smuggling syndicate supposed to sell gun parts to a group planning to kill the President.
During a press conference of the Philippine National Police at Camp Crame in Quezon City, Wilford Palma, who admitted being part of the gun smuggling group, said their "number one customer" ordered gun parts before the police arrested them.
"Ang sabi sa akin ng boss ko, 'yung number one customer namin may balak umorder ng lower end gun parts at gagamitin sa assasination ni President Duterte," Palma said.
The customer reportedly ordered 100 upper receiving parts, 40 barrel, and 30 bolt assembly which could make 100 M-16 rifles.
Palma admitted that they would not have reported the assassination attempt to the police if they had not been arrested.
PNP chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa said they believed the buyer of the gun parts is not part of the group hired to kill Duterte but was only asked to purchase the firearms.
“Actually hindi pa natin natumbok itong tao na ito pero most likely hindi siguro siya yung gun for hire. Baka inutusan lang ito ng sindikato na bumili ng ganun para gamitin for that purpose,” he said.
Chief Supt. Roel Obusan, head of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, said they will validate Palma's claim but will also consider him as a witness because of his testimony.
Palma's boss is Bryan Ta-Ala, currently confined at an intensive care unit of a hospital in Bacolod due to hypertension.
The CIDG confiscated from Ta-ala and Palma some P4.5-million worth of smuggled gun parts from US.
The two were arrested based on information given by the US Homeland Security to the Bureau of Customs which relayed it to the CIDG.
They were nabbed on August 6 at 11 a.m. at Atlas, Villa Cristina Subdivision, Brgy. Tangub, Bacolod City.
Confiscated from the suspects was a balikbayan box containing: Trigger Housing Group – 35 pcs; Buffer Spring Lock – 15 pcs; Barrel – 10 pcs; Rail without barrel – 1 pc; Rail with barrel with one (1) suppressor- 1unit; Butt Assembly color black – 10 pcs; Butt Assembly color gray – 5 pcs; Buffer Spring Guide – 15 pcs; Quick Detach Scope Mount - 5 pcs; Upper Receiver (M4 carbine) – 60 pcs; and Beverage Entry Tool – 2 pcs.
Their modus operandi employed using fictitious names and false documents when claiming the packages with the different gun parts which are bought in the US, and shipped to the country through the use of legitimate international cargo forwarders.
The items are then sold to gun enthusiasts across the country through a website and online community called Pinoy Pistol Forum. The gun parts are then shipped to customers using local courier services.
Palma said there were previous deliveries from the US which were facilitated through Atlas Shippers International Incorporated, involving the delivery of 104 different major component parts for 5.56 caliber rifle; and 298 minor component parts for 5.56 rifle; accessories; and bullet proof vests, which were all delivered on different occasions to 129 personalities and one company across the country.
He said in the two years of their operation, they have received 10 balikbayan boxes of gun parts from the US.
A case was filed against Ta-ala and Palma for violation of RA 10591 (Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act). Palma underwent inquest proceedings before the State Prosecutor’s Office at the Department of Justice in Manila on August 8.
At least 23 people, including the nine who voluntarily surrendered or appeared before the Major Crimes Investigation Unit (MCIU) of the CIDG, who reportedly transacted with T-ala and Palma, have expressed their willingness to cooperate with the investigation being conducted on the shipment, trading, and selling of smuggled gun parts.
The nine who voluntarily surrendered or appeared before the CIDG were Ronald Santos, Ryan Douglas, Charlie Saavedra, Escalante Joe Alian, Edwin Zambas, Maribel Bautista, Larry Paet, Santiago Macariola Inoferio Jr, and Roderick Oliveros.
A total of 15 gun parts composed of seven upper receivers, a butt, a handgrip, two magazine assemblies, and four bolt assemblies were surrendered and received by the CIDG.
Inoferio said he surrendered the barrel he bought from Ta-ala upon learning from CIDG that the gun part was smuggled.
“Isang beses lang ako bumili sa kanila dahil nag-malfunction yung registered firearms ko. Tinawagan at inimbita ako ng CIDG para linawin yung pagbili ko ng barrel. Nung malaman kong illegal e tinurn over ko yung barrel,” he said during the press conference. —VVP/KG, GMA News
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/579733/news/nation/police-thwart-alleged-assassination-attempt-vs-duterte
Police thwart alleged assassination attempt vs. Duterte
Published September 1, 2016 10:22am
Updated September 1, 2016 11:27am
By AMITA LEGASPI, GMA News
Police on Thursday claimed to have thwarted the possible assassination of President Rodrigo Duterte after busting a suspected gun smuggling syndicate supposed to sell gun parts to a group planning to kill the President.
During a press conference of the Philippine National Police at Camp Crame in Quezon City, Wilford Palma, who admitted being part of the gun smuggling group, said their "number one customer" ordered gun parts before the police arrested them.
"Ang sabi sa akin ng boss ko, 'yung number one customer namin may balak umorder ng lower end gun parts at gagamitin sa assasination ni President Duterte," Palma said.
The customer reportedly ordered 100 upper receiving parts, 40 barrel, and 30 bolt assembly which could make 100 M-16 rifles.
Palma admitted that they would not have reported the assassination attempt to the police if they had not been arrested.
PNP chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa said they believed the buyer of the gun parts is not part of the group hired to kill Duterte but was only asked to purchase the firearms.
“Actually hindi pa natin natumbok itong tao na ito pero most likely hindi siguro siya yung gun for hire. Baka inutusan lang ito ng sindikato na bumili ng ganun para gamitin for that purpose,” he said.
Chief Supt. Roel Obusan, head of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, said they will validate Palma's claim but will also consider him as a witness because of his testimony.
Palma's boss is Bryan Ta-Ala, currently confined at an intensive care unit of a hospital in Bacolod due to hypertension.
The CIDG confiscated from Ta-ala and Palma some P4.5-million worth of smuggled gun parts from US.
The two were arrested based on information given by the US Homeland Security to the Bureau of Customs which relayed it to the CIDG.
They were nabbed on August 6 at 11 a.m. at Atlas, Villa Cristina Subdivision, Brgy. Tangub, Bacolod City.
Confiscated from the suspects was a balikbayan box containing: Trigger Housing Group – 35 pcs; Buffer Spring Lock – 15 pcs; Barrel – 10 pcs; Rail without barrel – 1 pc; Rail with barrel with one (1) suppressor- 1unit; Butt Assembly color black – 10 pcs; Butt Assembly color gray – 5 pcs; Buffer Spring Guide – 15 pcs; Quick Detach Scope Mount - 5 pcs; Upper Receiver (M4 carbine) – 60 pcs; and Beverage Entry Tool – 2 pcs.
Their modus operandi employed using fictitious names and false documents when claiming the packages with the different gun parts which are bought in the US, and shipped to the country through the use of legitimate international cargo forwarders.
The items are then sold to gun enthusiasts across the country through a website and online community called Pinoy Pistol Forum. The gun parts are then shipped to customers using local courier services.
Palma said there were previous deliveries from the US which were facilitated through Atlas Shippers International Incorporated, involving the delivery of 104 different major component parts for 5.56 caliber rifle; and 298 minor component parts for 5.56 rifle; accessories; and bullet proof vests, which were all delivered on different occasions to 129 personalities and one company across the country.
He said in the two years of their operation, they have received 10 balikbayan boxes of gun parts from the US.
A case was filed against Ta-ala and Palma for violation of RA 10591 (Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act). Palma underwent inquest proceedings before the State Prosecutor’s Office at the Department of Justice in Manila on August 8.
At least 23 people, including the nine who voluntarily surrendered or appeared before the Major Crimes Investigation Unit (MCIU) of the CIDG, who reportedly transacted with T-ala and Palma, have expressed their willingness to cooperate with the investigation being conducted on the shipment, trading, and selling of smuggled gun parts.
The nine who voluntarily surrendered or appeared before the CIDG were Ronald Santos, Ryan Douglas, Charlie Saavedra, Escalante Joe Alian, Edwin Zambas, Maribel Bautista, Larry Paet, Santiago Macariola Inoferio Jr, and Roderick Oliveros.
A total of 15 gun parts composed of seven upper receivers, a butt, a handgrip, two magazine assemblies, and four bolt assemblies were surrendered and received by the CIDG.
Inoferio said he surrendered the barrel he bought from Ta-ala upon learning from CIDG that the gun part was smuggled.
“Isang beses lang ako bumili sa kanila dahil nag-malfunction yung registered firearms ko. Tinawagan at inimbita ako ng CIDG para linawin yung pagbili ko ng barrel. Nung malaman kong illegal e tinurn over ko yung barrel,” he said during the press conference. —VVP/KG, GMA News
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/579733/news/nation/police-thwart-alleged-assassination-attempt-vs-duterte
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巨大な黒い組織に対抗するのは、相当な覚悟があるのではないかと思っています。
こういう発言を聞くとフィリピンの大統領になるってことは、身の危険を常に感じてないといけない職業なんですね。凡人にはとてもじゃないけど、務まらないポジションです。