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Got complaints vs erring cops? Dont call 117.

Philippine Daily Inquirer

| May 30, 2009 | COPYRIGHT 2001 Philippine Daily Inquirer Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

IF YOU HAVE COMPLAINTS against erring or irritating policemen, dont call police hotline 117 as somebodys life might be in danger, a police official told the public.

Chief Supt. Roberto Rosales, National Capital Region Police regional director said in a statement that the public should use their hotline number only for emergency purposes because the trunkline maybe clogged by irate callers, thus, the policemens response time would be delayed. …

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