The Philippine National Police (PNP) says it will deploy around 6,000 police officers to secure the Senate and surrounding areas as Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial begins Monday, July 6. PNP spokesperson Col. Allen Rae Co made the announcement during a press briefing at Camp Crame, stating that a comprehensive security plan has been finalized for the proceedings. According to the PNP, intelligence monitoring is ongoing to track possible threats. Separate reports also say the deployment is intended to manage and contain demonstrations planned in front of the Senate at the start of the trial. The Philippine National Capital Region Police Office also indicates that up to 6,000 officers will be present for security purposes. The Senate’s impeachment process is set to start on the scheduled date, while the presiding officer has not yet been named in at least one report. Overall, the outlets agree on the main details of the police deployment, the timing of the trial opening, and the stated purpose of ensuring security around the Senate precincts and adjacent areas.