PNP wants destab videos deleted from FB, YouTube

The Philippine National Police (PNP) wants the videos of two content creators claiming the existence of a supposed destabilization plot against President Marcos removed from social media platforms.

- EMMANUEL TUPAS

Col. Jean Fajardo, the PNP's chief publicist, yesterday said they plan to communicate with Facebook and YouTube for the deletion of the videos from the platforms of the two social media companies.

Fajardo added that what they want particularly removed are the videos that used the photograph of PNP chief Benjamin Acorda Jr.

In a phone interview, Fajardo disclosed that they would first let the Anti-Cyber crime Group (ACG) complete its probe on the two content creators, who are reportedly retired military officers.

"The ACG is now in the process of collating evidence to support the possible filing of criminal cases against those individuals posting the pictures of the PNP chief," she added.