+ Follow CHIEF INSPECTOR RUFINO BAUTISTA Tag
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[Title] => Controversial Manila police officer assumes old post
[Summary] => A controversial Manila police officer said yesterday that his return to his former post was a vindication for his being unfairly linked to kidnapping and extortion activities.
Superintendent Marcelino Pedrozo was one of three senior police officials who took over as commanders of three police stations in Manila, as part of a minor reshuffle of the Western Police District (WPD).
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Nestor Etolle
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[Title] => Two slain Manila cops recommended for posthumous promotions
[Summary] => The two Manila policemen slain in a shootout with heavily armed robbers in Sta. Cruz last Thursday were recommended for posthumous promotions by their superior officer.
Chief Inspector Rufino Bautista, commander of the Western Police District’s District Mobile Patrol Unit, said the gallantry and courage shown by SPO2 Ricardo Roxas and PO2 Romeo Napolis in risking their life in fighting criminal elements is "worthy of awards and commendations, including posthumous promotions to the next higher rank."
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CHIEF INSPECTOR RUFINO BAUTISTA
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[Title] => Controversial Manila police officer assumes old post
[Summary] => A controversial Manila police officer said yesterday that his return to his former post was a vindication for his being unfairly linked to kidnapping and extortion activities.
Superintendent Marcelino Pedrozo was one of three senior police officials who took over as commanders of three police stations in Manila, as part of a minor reshuffle of the Western Police District (WPD).
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[Title] => Two slain Manila cops recommended for posthumous promotions
[Summary] => The two Manila policemen slain in a shootout with heavily armed robbers in Sta. Cruz last Thursday were recommended for posthumous promotions by their superior officer.
Chief Inspector Rufino Bautista, commander of the Western Police District’s District Mobile Patrol Unit, said the gallantry and courage shown by SPO2 Ricardo Roxas and PO2 Romeo Napolis in risking their life in fighting criminal elements is "worthy of awards and commendations, including posthumous promotions to the next higher rank."
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