SOME senators, on both sides of political fence, frowned on the reinstatement of Supt. Marvin Marcos and 18 other policemen involved in the killing of former Albuera, Leyte mayor Rolando Espinosa in November 2015.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson deplored the apparent "slap-on-the-wrist" administrative penalty meted out on Marcos by the PNP IAS (Phil. National Police Internal Affairs Service) and subsequently approved by PNP Chief Ronald de la Rosa.
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