Chris0nllyn
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A horrifying image of a schoolboy being dragged to a violent death in a dirty alleyway has galvanised the Philippines against a brutal state-led war on drugs that has killed over 12,500 people in the last year.
Most of the 12,500 casualties have been killed by masked assassins. An estimated 3,500 have been killed in police shoot-outs, which officers often claim were self-defence.
In the case of Delos Santos, the police initially claimed he had fired first.
But their story was contradicted by witnesses and CCTV footage that showed the teenager being dragged down alleyways into a dead-end corner where he was asked to run with a gun, and shot when he did.
He was heard screaming “Please can I go home, I have school tomorrow.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...ationwide-revolt-drugs-war-killing-schoolboy/