Former police Superintendent Glenn Dumlao is now back in the country after six years of staying in the United States.
Dumlao fled the country last May of 2003 then was arrested by the US Marshalls and considered as a high-risk prisoner over his alleged involvement in the Dacer-Corbito case which involves the abduction and slay of publicist Salvador “Bubby” Dacer and driver Emmanuel Corbito. The Dacer-Corbito killing is being linked to Senator Panfilo Lacson and former President Joseph Estrada.
Glenn Dumlao, along with Mancao and former Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino were officers of the defunct Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF) headed by then PNP chief and now Sen. Panfilo Lacson.
“Masaya ako’t nakauwi… at mahaharap ko na rin squarely ‘yong kaso. Ito naman talaga ang root ng problem na nagha-hound sa akin ever since, so why not face it now? I could finally confront my problems,” Dumlao said in an exclusive interview on dzBB radio on Sunday.
