+ Follow ANTONIO SUPNET Tag
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ACTAFP commander Army Lt. Col. Antonio Supnet said the campaign against heinous crimes should start from the ranks of the law enforcers themselves, who should have the untainted reputation and dedication to duty and the people they are sworn to protect.
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ACTAFP commander Army Lt. Col. Antonio Supnet said the campaign against heinous crimes should start from the ranks of the law enforcers themselves, who should have the untainted reputation and dedication to duty and the people they are sworn to protect.
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Led by Lt. Col. Antonio Supnet, the ACTAFP is composed of 15 officers and 141 men from select units of the AFP: Army’s Scout Rangers and Special Forces, the Navy’s Special Warfare Group, the Marine Force Reconnaissance Unit, and the Air Force’s Special Operations Wing.
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ACTAFP commander Army Lt. Col. Antonio Supnet said the campaign against heinous crimes should start from the ranks of the law enforcers themselves, who should have the untainted reputation and dedication to duty and the people they are sworn to protect.
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ACTAFP commander Army Lt. Col. Antonio Supnet said the campaign against heinous crimes should start from the ranks of the law enforcers themselves, who should have the untainted reputation and dedication to duty and the people they are sworn to protect.
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August 18, 2008 - 12:00am
