Senate coordinates with SoKor gov’t for Johnson Lee’s extradition for ninja cops investigation

The Senate is coordinating with the South Korean Government for Johnson Lee to be returned to the Philippines. Lee is believed to be behind the millions of pesos worth of shabu confiscated during the controversial 2013 drug operations in Pampanga
and who was allegedly released.
Sen. Richard Gordon has pointed out that Lee is the key in identifying the ninja cops involved in the said operations as named
by then CIDG Chief and currently Baguio City Mayor Police Major Rodney Baloyo.

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