Task force formed in new media killing
By Christian V. Esguerra
This time, there’s no downplaying the killing of another Filipino journalist.
This time, there’s no downplaying the killing of another Filipino journalist.
Police Anti-Cybercrime Group has arrested 73 individuals, including three American and an Indian national, for allegedly victimizing diabetic patients by offering fake medical health cards and insurance.
Beware of fake policemen barging into your houses, police said. Operation plan “Katok”, a project of Philippine National Police Firearms and Explosive Office conducting house visitations tracing loose firearm owners, was apparently taken advantage of by extortionists and scammers, PNP spokesperson Reuben Theodore Sindac said Wednesday.
Police officers this Yuletide Season will have to spend Media Noche and Noche Buena while on duty.
Like other sectors, the Philippine National Police is reeling from the effects of Supertyphoon “Yolanda,” which left 6 policemen dead, 15 injured and 2 missing, and over P225 million worth of police structures in ruins, the PNP spokesperson said Sunday.
Starting Friday, the rest of Philippine National Police personnel will receive their year-end bonus.
Philippine National Police Director General Alan Purisima and other PNP directorial staff set off for Leyte early Friday to distribute relief assistance to calamity-stricken policemen.
Despite the Court of Appeals’ dismissal of a syndicated estafa case against Globe Asiatique Realty Holdings Corp. head Delfin Lee, he remains on the list of the Philippine National Police’s most wanted fugitives.
As soon as the Firearms and Explosive Office of the Philippine National Police finishes the ongoing major revamp in its office, renewal for firearms license will require “human intervention” no more.
Police Officers 1 who have rendered service for only two years will now have higher chances to be promoted as Police Officers 2 under a new resolution set by the National Police Commission (Napolcom).
The Intelligence Group of the Philippine National Police defended Wednesday that the lack of information dissemination in the wake of Supertyphoon “Yolanda” was not due to a “break down” of police intelligence.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) will create a separate relief caravan for policemen affected by Supertyphoon “Yolanda” (international codename: Haiyan).
Everyone in Tacloban has his unheard story of survival and trauma. For PO2 Joel de Paz, it was a story of faith.
