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PNP backs review of violent video games

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Jason Sigales
PNP backs review of violent video games
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The Philippine National Police chief has expressed support for a government review of violent video games following a fatal school shooting in Tacloban City. Authorities are investigating the potential influence of the game GoreBox on the teenage suspects.

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The debate over the link between digital media and real-world violence remains a contentious issue in public policy and child safety.

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MANILA, Philippines - Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on Friday expressed support for a government review of violent video games after the fatal shooting incident at a Tacloban City high school.

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