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[Summary] => Incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Alan Purisima warned police officials Sunday that they will suffer severe sanctions if they are caught altering crime statistics in their respective areas of jurisdiction.
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[Title] => Incoming PNP chief wants competent, disciplined cops
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[Title] => Aglipay vows to crack the whip on abusive cops
[Summary] => Incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, vowed yesterday to crack the whip on abusive cops if they continue with their illegal activities.
Aglipay will assume the top PNP post today in simple turnover ceremonies at Camp Crame with President Arroyo as guest of honor.
The new PNP chief called on the citizenry to cooperate fully with his efforts to cleanse the ranks of the country’s 124,000-strong police force of scalawags.
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[Title] => Gays, lesbians can join police force
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"As long as they pass and comply with the necessary requirements, there are no rules preventing them from joining the police force," he said. "That’s the same with the AFP."
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Incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. gave assurances yesterday that there will be no massive reshuffle of the force under his leadership.
Although he admitted that changes in the PNP hierarchy are inevitable following his takeover on July 4, he said officials who are performing well have nothing to worry about.
"It is inevitable that when somebody moves or leaves, there will be some replacements. If there is a vacancy, there is a need to fill it up," Ebdane said.
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[Title] => Aglipay vows to crack the whip on abusive cops
[Summary] => Incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, vowed yesterday to crack the whip on abusive cops if they continue with their illegal activities.
Aglipay will assume the top PNP post today in simple turnover ceremonies at Camp Crame with President Arroyo as guest of honor.
The new PNP chief called on the citizenry to cooperate fully with his efforts to cleanse the ranks of the country’s 124,000-strong police force of scalawags.
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[Title] => No major shakeup at PNP — Ebdane
[Summary] => Revamp is not for performers.
Incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. gave assurances yesterday that there will be no massive reshuffle of the force under his leadership.
Although he admitted that changes in the PNP hierarchy are inevitable following his takeover on July 4, he said officials who are performing well have nothing to worry about.
"It is inevitable that when somebody moves or leaves, there will be some replacements. If there is a vacancy, there is a need to fill it up," Ebdane said.
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August 19, 2004 - 12:00am
