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Philippine National Police Deputy Director General Nicanor Bartolome talks to media following his appointment as new national police chief. Video taken by INQUIRER.net’s Danica Hermogenes


MANILA, Philippines—President Benigno Aquino has appointed  Philippine National Police Deputy Director General Nicanor Bartolome as the next PNP chief, an official said Thursday.

Police Deputy General Nicanor Bartolome. Danica Hermogenes/INQUIRER.net

Bartolome will replace Director General Raul Bacalzo, who retires Friday, a week ahead of his 56th birthday, said PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Agrimero Cruz Jr.

The police force welcomed the appointment of Bartolome, Cruz said.

He said Bartolome could lead the PNP well with his “qualities, experience and scholastic records.”

At the same time, Cruz expressed confidence the incoming PNP chief would continue the reforms in the PNP.

“We are more than confident that he will continue reforms for the police,” he said.

Aquino is scheduled to attend the turnover ceremonies on Friday at the PNP headquarters in Camp Crame.

Bartolome is a member of Philippine Military Academy Class 1980. He also served as chief of Directorial Staff, the fourth highest position in the PNP.

Bartolome, who hails from Tarlac, also served as PNP provincial director of the said province. He headed key PNP units such as Police Regional Office 4-A (Calabarzon) and the National Capital Region Police Office.

He will lead the 140,000-strong police force in the next 18 months. With reports from Frances Mangosing, INQUIRER.net; Norman Bordadora, Inquirer

Originally posted at 2:54 p.m.


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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_RNJYX4OMNWEQEPRDAPR6D6FENI marco

    Oh, so he is from Tarlac. Hopefully not another KKK.

  • Anonymous

    Bartolome looks like more of a Professor than a Police Officer.
    Ika nga ang mukha ang salamin ng buhay. Si Bartolome ay hindi baratingas, mukhang hindi mangungurakot.
    Anyway, congratulations, new PNP chief. You are an Officer and a Gentleman. Good choice ni Pnoy.

    Tanong lang, ang Bartolome ba pangalan o apelyido.

  • Anonymous

    mukha mabait naman ito si bartolome……..pero yung ngisi niya mukha ngising D………..mas delikado yata ang mga ganito kung ngumisi…… patunayan mo bartolome na mali…….

  • Anonymous

    Hopefully, he will be remembered as a reformer and good police Chief at sana hindi siya maging buwaya katulad ng mga dating Chipipoy.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_U4LB27B2USIAD4DYM4STR6AOQM enbee

      kaya nga po nabansagan na virtual lock ung #4, (rank po ni Gen. Bartolome sa PNP) dahil sa stats nya, hardly ka lng makakita ng tulad nya sa panahon ngayon

  • Anonymous

    Would there be “pabaon” for him?  These people are lucky compared to other government services personnel.  Most have to wait till 65 before they can retire.  In the police force, 55 is the mandatory retirement age.  Too young to sit on a rocking chair, too old to start over.  Is this why they have this customary “pabaon” for the good guys?

    Good wishes for the new chief!   Hope he can fill the shoes left behind and  more, by the ex-chief.  

  • Arden Alcantara

    I hope you will be the one…

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=573753451 Nikko Mahor

    We all want reforms in government… Nick Bartolome is as good as it gets when one searches for a good cop… I’m sure he is not a saint. We should give him a chance to do his work and prove his worth.



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