TENSION gripped the second and last day of the congressional inquiry into the Mamasapano incident as a police Special Action Force officer dared his military counterparts to “man up” and admit their fault in the January 25 police mission where 44 SAF troopers were killed.
Wednesday’s joint hearing of the House Committee on Public Order and Safety and the Committee on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity convened around 9 a.m. and was still ongoing as of 9:30 p.m.
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