Relieved were Senior Superintendent Nicasio Radovan Jr., PNPA director; Superintendent Roman Felix, Andawi’s commandant; Superintendent George Rabina, camp commander; and Senior Inspector Rizalito Gapas, tactical officer of Alpha Company where Andawi belonged.
Chief Superintendent Reynaldo Varilla was appointed as Radovan’s replacement.
The four PNPA officials lost their posts for failing to implement the academy’s anti-hazing policy.
Andawi, a native of Sagad, Mt. Province, died from head injuries during hazing inside a comfort room at the PNPA’s academic building.
Charges have been filed against the hazing suspect, Cadet Third Class Jomari Pulquiso.
Lina directed the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group to expedite its probe on Pulquiso and another third class cadet, Darwin Balog-ang.