Police Stop Dela Rosa Supporters' Protest Outside Senate for Lack of Permit
Police Stop Dela Rosa Supporters' Protest Over Permit

Police stopped a protest by supporters of Senator Ronald dela Rosa outside the Senate on Tuesday morning, May 12, due to the lack of a permit. The supporters, however, insisted on their right to express their grievances and conduct the protest.

Supporters Stand Ground

According to the supporters, they are following the rules imposed by the police and are determined not to leave the area. The group, which reportedly came from various locations, is currently gathered outside the Senate. Additional groups are expected to arrive to protest and show support for the senator.

Police Prepared for Influx

Meanwhile, police forces are ready for the expected influx of supporters of Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa throughout the day. Personnel from the Southern Police District are closely monitoring the entrance of the Senate building to ensure security.

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Senator Dela Rosa is currently inside the Senate after the upper chamber granted him protective custody following an attempt to serve him an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday, May 11.

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