He may be of one of "P02" as low rank, but P02 Jolly Aliangan has built a house “fit for a general.”
This was according to the government agents who arrested Aliangan last 25 May 2016 after finding about PhP 7 million in cash and a hefty stash of “shabu” at his well-furnished home in Manila.
The NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) said that the drugs were allegedly supplied by a syndicate still being run by a drug lord who was already convicted and serving time.
Aliangan, an antinarcotics officer who reports to the National Capital Region Police Office, was also tagged by the NBI as a “reseller” of drugs that were earlier confiscated in police operations.
Following the arrest of Aliangan at his house on Palawan Street, Sampaloc. Max Salvador, head of the National Bureau of Investigation-National Capital Region office, said that “He is a mover of illegal drugs sourced from a drug lord (held) at New Bilibid Prison,” said
Salvador declined to identify the drug lord but said he was one of the 19 convicts who were briefly moved out of Bilibid and held at the National Bureau of Investigation headquarters late last year following the raids conducted by the bureau on the lavish quarters enjoyed by the so-called VIP prisoners.
Also placed under arrest was Aliangan’s wife, Ronalie, who the National Bureau of Investigation said was caught flushing several kilos of shabu down the toilet during the raid. The bureau has yet to determine the exact amount of the drug found in the household at press time.
National Bureau of Investigation-National Capital Region deputy chief Rommel Vallejo said his men had placed Aliangan’s three-story house under surveillance for three months before obtaining a search warrant.
“It looked as if it belonged to a general, not someone of his rank. You’ll be surprised at the high-end furniture,” Vallejo said.
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