Gunshots are reported inside the Philippine Senate complex as authorities attempt to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, a former national police chief and a key figure in former President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drug campaign. Multiple outlets say dela Rosa is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged crimes against humanity, including murder. According to the accounts, dela Rosa has been sheltering inside the Senate and holding out from within the building since about Monday, with some reporting he has been there for several days. Authorities move to take him into custody, and the situation escalates into chaos and intermittent gunfire. One report says the Philippine president calls an emergency meeting amid the unrest. Another notes that it is not immediately clear what triggers the gunfire or whether anyone is injured, and at least one outlet reports no casualties at the time of writing. The coverage consistently describes a tense standoff between dela Rosa and law enforcement at the Senate, where efforts to arrest him lead to the shooting. The reports do not confirm details on injuries or the circumstances behind the gunfire.