In the guise of a drug raid, the police kidnap a Korean businessman, steal some P540,000 in jewelry and other valuables from the household, and demand a P5-million ransom from his wife. A closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera captures one of the cops withdrawing the money using the wife’s ATM card. But, on the same day of his abduction, the cops murder the businessman, strangling him inside his own car which they parked right inside Camp Crame, the
Sporting aquamarine office barongs and bristling with IDs that, however, reporters weren’t enterprising enough to zoom in on or otherwise note down, a large crowd of Chinese civilians gathered at the corner of T. M. Kalaw and Roxas Boulevard so that they could wave little Chinese flags as President Xi
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