MANILA, Philippines --- Sacked Senior Supt. Eduardo Acierto "obviously" wants to get back at the someone when he accused a Chinese economic adviser of President Rodrigo Duterte of involvement in illegal drugs, Malacaang said Tuesday. Acierto, who went into hiding after he was tagged in the alleged smuggling of P11-billion worth of shabu into the country, resurfaced Sunday night and showed documents detailing the alleged drug links of Duterte adviser Michael Yang and another Chinese national Allan Lim. READ: Ex-police official: Duterte photographed with drug-linked Chinese "Obviously, the motive is since he's (Acierto) been accused of involvement in drugs, he wa...
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