Philippine hotel shooting

The Philippine social judicial police system is not perfect, domestic politics is corrupt, and guns are rampant, which many mafia governments are unable to solve. In the Philippines, because there is no system to protect judges, they are often retaliated.

The Philippines is an underdeveloped country with a large gap between the rich and the poor, which leads to the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. In this environment, many people feel unbalanced because of the inner gap, and society is prone to extreme events such as robbery.

In the Philippines, security guards can carry guns, but not just security guards, as long as they have money. There is no clear law prohibiting gun trade in the Philippines, and even if there is, it cannot be banned. Therefore, the Philippines is flooded with guns and there are many gangsters and robbers. Ordinary people show off their wealth in the street, and most of their money is empty.

More seriously, the Philippines does not have a perfect judicial police system and no regulations on the personal safety of judges. Since 1999, more than 20 judges have been killed in retaliation, some were shot while sleeping in bed, and some were even shot on their way home. Social chaos can be imagined.

Due to the proliferation of local guns, many rich and unscrupulous people will try their best to get guns, and the judge in charge of the trial is vulnerable to retaliation. The judges had to jointly appeal to the government to establish a system to protect the personal safety of judges, but it has not been resolved so far.