Buhay Partylist Representative Lito Atienza addressed Sunday the clear 'child glove treatment' being reached out by the organization of President Rodrigo Duterte to suspected big-time drug masters while those considered 'little fries' figure in a spate of extrajudicial killings. 

Atienza illuminated however that Duterte has his backing on his progressing war versus unlawful medications yet he just really wanted to see the obvious contrasts in his method when managing asserted medication rulers and their conventional traffickers. 

"We need each one of those occupied with the illegal medication exchange, of all shapes and sizes, yet particularly the huge ones, caught and bolted up. Be that as it may, we can't endure rundown executions, particularly on the off-chance that each one of those focused on are minor road level pushers," Atienza said in an announcement. 

"We need to annihilate the big deal traffickers to start with, and additionally their coddlers in law implementation, in the event that we are to adequately stifle the supply side of the medication issue. We're apprehensive disposing of the effortlessly replaceable littlest players in the store network won't make a big deal about an imprint," he included. 

While Duterte officially involved five dynamic and resigned police commanders on the issue, Atienza said the organization is yet to make a solid move against them past being disgraced out in the open and diminished of their obligations. 

He was alluding to Chief Superintendents Joel Pagdilao, Bernado Diaz, and Edgardo Tinio, resigned Police Deputy Director General Marcelo Garbo, and previous Chief Superintendent now Daanbantayan Mayor Vicente Loot who are all in all viewed as 'narco commanders.' 

In Duterte's late meeting with suspected Cebu-based medication master Peter Lim, the president was even cited offering him show his innocence taking after his foreswearing that he was the 'Subside Lim' who arrived on his rundown of alleged triad pioneers. 

"Help us clear you, tulungan mo kami to clear you, we are not here to bind the guiltless," Duterte allegedly said in an official transcript of the meeting gave by Malacañang. This was after the president debilitated to have Lim executed on the off-chance that they discovered he was lying. 

Change has clearly not yet come, in view of the perceptions of Atienza, as he expressed that 'exclusive needy people will undoubtedly endure legal capital punishments, while rich criminals, such as, big-time drug traffickers would keep on enjoying sumptuous lives in detainment, or more awful, go unpunished.'