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                    [Summary] => To their utter surprise, about 500 policemen were "detained" at Camp Crame yesterday during a symposium on the drug situation to make them undergo random drug tests.


The Philippine National Police Narcotics Group conducted the surprise test on members of various drug enforcement units who were attending a symposium with the theme "The Metro Manila Drug Situation" at the PNP headquarters.


PNP Narcotics Group head Director Efren Fernandez said the "surprised" anti-narcotics agents were not allowed to leave the PNP Multi-Purpose Hall yesterday afternoon so that drug examinations could be administered to them by the Crime Laboratory Service under Chief Superintendent Jose Marlowe.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT JOSE MARLOWE

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Crame ‘detains’ 500 cops for surprise drug testing

By Christina Mendez | December 18, 2001 - 12:00am

To their utter surprise, about 500 policemen were "detained" at Camp Crame yesterday during a symposium on the drug situation to make them undergo random drug tests. The Philippine National Police Narcotics...

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