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                    [Title] => Palace: PNP purge boosts crime drive
                    [Summary] => Malacañang expressed confidence yesterday that the impending reorganization of the Philippine National Police (PNP) will boost its anti-crime campaign and improve the peace and order situation.


"We believe in the professionalism of the officers and men of the PNP and the reorganization, I’m sure, will have the support of most of the officers and men of the PNP," said Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye.


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                    [Title] => 300 promotions recalled by PNP
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. recalled yesterday the promotion of 300 policemen who were among those cited for their alleged role in the defense of Malacañang Palace during the bloody May 1 siege by followers of deposed President Joseph Estrada.
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                    [Title] => Mendoza: I won’t fail you at DOTC
                    [Summary] => Amid criticisms of his new appointment, outgoing Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza vowed yesterday he will not fail the people as secretary of transportation and communications.


"This is another challenge to serve this government in the best way I can, and I promise them I won’t fail them, including the public and President Arroyo who put her trust and confidence in me, that I can perform well in my newly assigned task," he said. 


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                    [Title] => Who gets P3-M reward for Marohombsar’s arrest?
                    [Summary] => Who gets the P3-million reward?


Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr., commander of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAK-TAF), said the money will be given to the informant that led police to Faisal Marohombsar, suspected leader of the Pentagon kidnap gang.


On the other hand, Deputy Director General Rex Piad, chief of the PNP directorial staff, said the law does not allow the policemen who arrested Marohombsar to take the reward.


NAKTAF agents nabbed Marohombsar during a raid on a lodging house on Elizondo street in Quiapo, Manila last week.


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                    [Title] => Lina forges PNP truce
                    [Summary] => Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina Jr. has negotiated a truce between Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza and National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) commander Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane.


"All is well now within the PNP," he told reporters yesterday.


Lina said Mendoza and Ebdane have agreed that all police anti-kidnapping task forces will be under the command of Ebdane, who will report directly to Mendoza.


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                    [Title] => Piad orders Southern Mindanao police director to clear allegation on Pentagon KFR creation
                    [Summary] => A ranking official of the Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered Chief Superintendent Eduardo Matilliano, Southern Mindanao police director, to explain in 48 hours his alleged statements linking the police hierarchy into the creation of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom group, which is believed to be behind the abduction of several personalities in the province.


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                    [Title] => Crame opens own KTV lounge, but GROs banned
                    [Summary] => The best way to suppress coup attempts, or at least rumors of such unsavory activities, may be the chance to sing the blues away and enough space to hang loose. Minus the guest relations officers (GROs).


A well-appointed recreational and social lounge for the country’s police generals has just been inaugurated at the Philippine National Police (PNP) headquarters at Camp Crame in Quezon City


A gift from taxpayers, the "Star Officers’ Lounge" is hardly a place for plotting coups and other illicit activities.
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                    [Title] => Retirement benefits ng mga pulis malabong maibigay
                    [Summary] => Daan-daang nagretiro at magsisipagretirong miyembro ng Philippine National Police (PNP) ang namemeligrong di makatanggap ng retirement benefits dahilan sa kakulangan ng pondo ng nasabing tanggapan.


Ito ang inihayag kahapon ni  Deputy Director General Rex Piad, chief  ng PNP directorial staff bunga na rin aniya ng kakulangan ng sapat na pondo ng hukbo para sa taong ito kung kaya posible umano na maantala ang pagbabayad ng benepisyo ng mga retiradong pulis.


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                    [Title] => PNP: Crime volume down 12% in first half of 2001
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported over the weekend that total crime volume decreased by 12 percent in the first six months this year compared to last year’s figure.


PNP chief Director  General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday that police efforts to reduce crime are gaining ground, which he attributed to improved public confidence on the police.


"There is higher trust now on the policemen as police visibility improves," he said, referring to the deployment of 500 police foot patrols in Metro Manila.


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                    [Title] => PNP to unwrap package of structural reforms
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to unwrap a package of structural and operational reforms meant to strengthen further its crime prevention, enhance its public image and regain the people’s trust and confidence in the organization.


PNP chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said a major component of the package is the deployment of 1,562 additional policemen in Metro Manila for increased police visibility and patrol as an effective deterrent to the commission of crimes.


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DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL REX PIAD

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"We believe in the professionalism of the officers and men of the PNP and the reorganization, I’m sure, will have the support of most of the officers and men of the PNP," said Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye.


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"This is another challenge to serve this government in the best way I can, and I promise them I won’t fail them, including the public and President Arroyo who put her trust and confidence in me, that I can perform well in my newly assigned task," he said. 


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                    [Title] => Who gets P3-M reward for Marohombsar’s arrest?
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On the other hand, Deputy Director General Rex Piad, chief of the PNP directorial staff, said the law does not allow the policemen who arrested Marohombsar to take the reward.


NAKTAF agents nabbed Marohombsar during a raid on a lodging house on Elizondo street in Quiapo, Manila last week.


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"All is well now within the PNP," he told reporters yesterday.


Lina said Mendoza and Ebdane have agreed that all police anti-kidnapping task forces will be under the command of Ebdane, who will report directly to Mendoza.


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A well-appointed recreational and social lounge for the country’s police generals has just been inaugurated at the Philippine National Police (PNP) headquarters at Camp Crame in Quezon City


A gift from taxpayers, the "Star Officers’ Lounge" is hardly a place for plotting coups and other illicit activities.
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PNP chief Director  General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday that police efforts to reduce crime are gaining ground, which he attributed to improved public confidence on the police.


"There is higher trust now on the policemen as police visibility improves," he said, referring to the deployment of 500 police foot patrols in Metro Manila.


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                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to unwrap a package of structural and operational reforms meant to strengthen further its crime prevention, enhance its public image and regain the people’s trust and confidence in the organization.


PNP chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said a major component of the package is the deployment of 1,562 additional policemen in Metro Manila for increased police visibility and patrol as an effective deterrent to the commission of crimes.


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