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[Title] => Sandiganbayan affirms conviction of retired police officials
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Some 35,000 retirees of the Philippine National Police promised to call off a rally set on April 27 in Plaza Miranda if the PNP leadership will address the issues concerning their pensions.
Guillermo Domondon, president of the Police Retirees Association (PRAI), said they are giving the PNP officials a week to do so.
"We are open (for dialogue) provided that the clamor of the members is satisfied," he said during a press conference at the PNP press office yesterday.
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The Sandiganbayan’s fifth division cleared the late Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Cesar Nazareno and two other retired police officers yesterday of involvement in the alleged ghost purchases of P20.16 million worth of combat, clothing and individual equipment (CCIE) 13 years ago.
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[Title] => 3 cops still on active duty despite warrants
[Summary] => Three Manila policemen are still on active duty status despite the warrants of arrest issued against them, the national organization of retired policemen revealed yesterday.
According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily and are visible at the police headquarters despite warrants of arrests issued against them.
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[Title] => Police official welcomes probe on fund mess
[Summary] => Philippine Center for Transnational Crimes (PCTC) executive director Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco welcomed yesterday the filing of graft charges against him over the alleged misappropriation of some P272.2 million in funds intended for pay adjustments to 12,000 retired police personnel.
"I welcome any probe and I am ready to face anyone at anytime in any proper forum to defend my honor and dignity. Let truth and justice prevail," Velasco said.
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[Title] => Graft raps filed vs PNP officials
[Summary] => A group of retired police generals have filed graft charges against two ranking officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) for allegedly misappropriating some P272.93 million in funds intended for the pay adjustment of some 12,000 retired police personnel.
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[Title] => Construction at Camp Crame may be dangerous
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is rushing the construction of the new gates at the EDSA and Santolan entrances of its main headquarters in Camp Crame in time for the 13th PNP Anniversary on Thursday.
However, the construction may be dangerous to motorists and individuals passing through the area as no warning or traffic signs are posted in the construction site.
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[Title] => Retention of PNP ‘golden boys’ denounced
[Summary] => Police chiefs nationwide denounced yesterday the retention of 17 police officials in their posts after their names had been included among 32 others whose re-assignments were announced Monday.
News of the recall of the re-assignment of some police officials may "sow further dissension" within the Philippine National Police (PNP), said retired police Gen. Guillermo Domondon, chairman of the Association of Chiefs of Police.
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[Title] => Police chiefs support Arroyo
[Summary] => Police chiefs nationwide expressed yesterday their "unconditional support" for President Arroyo.
The Association of Chiefs of Police of the Philippines (ACCPI) issued the two-page manifesto amid reports of "destabilization moves" within the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
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Some 35,000 retirees of the Philippine National Police promised to call off a rally set on April 27 in Plaza Miranda if the PNP leadership will address the issues concerning their pensions.
Guillermo Domondon, president of the Police Retirees Association (PRAI), said they are giving the PNP officials a week to do so.
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According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily and are visible at the police headquarters despite warrants of arrests issued against them.
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"I welcome any probe and I am ready to face anyone at anytime in any proper forum to defend my honor and dignity. Let truth and justice prevail," Velasco said.
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News of the recall of the re-assignment of some police officials may "sow further dissension" within the Philippine National Police (PNP), said retired police Gen. Guillermo Domondon, chairman of the Association of Chiefs of Police.
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