Extrajudicial killings of suspected illegal drug personalities: the people's perception / by Frenchjae Ryll J. Dasargo, Frank A. Rebecca and Ianven Benaro.

This study was conducted to determine the level extrajudicial killing of suspected illegal drug personalities; the people's perception. The researchers aim to determine the significant difference in people's perception on extrajudicial killing as suspected illegal drug personalities were analyzed. The study conducted using descriptive-correlation method to determine the level of people's perception on extrajudicial killings. The study resulted data and findings to determine the level of extrajudicial killing of suspected illegal drug personalities; the people's perception is high. The significant difference in the level of people's perception on extrajudicial killings of suspected illegal drug personality gained a moderate status and the analysis further shows that there is no significant difference in people's perception and extrajudicial killings of suspected illegal drug personality when analyzed according to gender. On the other hand, the analysis further shows that there is a significant difference in people's perception and extrajudicial killings of suspected illegal drug personalities when analyzed according to age and educational attainment. Based on the findings an conclusion, Lastly, it is highly recommended that there must be a dynamic and profound anti-drug campaign to fully prevent illegal drug activities so that there will be no more victims of extrajudicial killings. This study lays the basis for future studies by providing a description of people's perception on extrajudicial killings.