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CL police chief charges 35 polices, rewards 721

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October 16, 2007 | 1:05pm

SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga-Only on his third month as Central Luzon police director, Chief Superintendent Errol Pan has already ordered  the filing of at least 24  administrative cases against 25 policemen charged with various offenses, in his bid to boost respectable police in the region.

Some of the charged policemen were caught in their misdeeds by honest teams formed by Pan in various parts of the region to monitor extortion activites of cops.

Since assuming the post as Central Luzon police chief, Pan has already handed various awards and commendations to 721 personnel that include 338 Medalya ng Kasaynayan, 294 Medalya ng Kagalingan and 89 Medalya ng Papuri.

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