THE Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) believes that it has sufficient evidence against communist leaders Benito Tiamzon and his wife Wilma who are facing charges of illegal possession of firearms following their arrest in Cebu on Saturday.
AFP Public Affairs Office chief Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala on Tuesday said the firearms, rounds of ammunitions and hand grenades seized from Tiamzon’s group were properly documented.
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