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                    [Summary] => Provincial policemen are hesitant to make drug arrests since they have to pay for the drug tests of their captives with their own money, says Naga police chief Renato Malazarte.


Malazarte said the regional crime laboratory is out of drug test kits and he had to spend P1,200 from his own pocket to pay for the drug tests of four suspects arrested last November 1.


Another police chief who requested anonymity also said they have no choice but to use their own money or ask their local government unit to pay for the drug tests.


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                    [Summary] => Another forensic chemist, the prosecution's second witness, yesterday testified that tests on the chemicals the raiding team had seized from a warehouse in Umapad, Mandaue City were found positive of methyl amphetamine hydrochloride, or liquid shabu.


Inspector Alexander David Patriana, of the PNP regional crime laboratory, told the court he was one of those who conducted an inventory of seized items, took pictures of them, and took out samples for laboratory examinations.


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Malazarte said the regional crime laboratory is out of drug test kits and he had to spend P1,200 from his own pocket to pay for the drug tests of four suspects arrested last November 1.


Another police chief who requested anonymity also said they have no choice but to use their own money or ask their local government unit to pay for the drug tests.


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Inspector Alexander David Patriana, of the PNP regional crime laboratory, told the court he was one of those who conducted an inventory of seized items, took pictures of them, and took out samples for laboratory examinations.


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Lack of drug kits hamper arrests

November 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Provincial policemen are hesitant to make drug arrests since they have to pay for the drug tests of their captives with their own money, says Naga police chief Renato Malazarte. Malazarte said the regional crime...

Cebu News

PNP chemist: Raiding team got liquid shabu

By Jose P. Sollano | June 18, 2005 - 12:00am

Another forensic chemist, the prosecution's second witness, yesterday testified that tests on the chemicals the raiding team had seized from a warehouse in Umapad, Mandaue City were found positive of methyl amphetamine...

Cebu News