+ Follow CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT PEDRO BULAONG Tag
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[Title] => Puno to PNP: Follow rules on reshuffling personnel
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[Title] => Bulaong assumes post as No. 2 man of NBI; Mantaring welcomes ‘outsider’
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Retired police Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong became the second highest ranking official of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterday following his appointment by President Arroyo.
Wearing a barong, the 56-year-old Bulaong made a courtesy call to NBI Director Nestor Mantaring at noon as he formally assumed the post as the bureau’s assistant director.
He carried with him the Oct. 4 appointment papers signed by the President along with other credentials.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mantaring denies blocking Bulaong’s appointment to NBI
[Summary] => Newly appointed National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Nestor Mantaring denied yesterday talks that he is trying to block the appointment of retired Manila police director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong as deputy director.
Mantaring denied allegations that he was in a hurry to put to fill in his recommendees in the position and block Bulaong’s possible appointment to the NBI.
Mantaring, however, admitted submitting his personal choices to President Arroyo.
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[Title] => Mantaring endorses 3 senior officials to ass’t director post
[Summary] => Nineteen days after being named to the post, National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Nestor Mantaring is reportedly lobbying for another insider to fill the vacant post of assistant director.
In a one-page document sent to President Arroyo through Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez, Mantaring reportedly endorsed the names of three senior NBI officials to occupy the second highest post in the bureau.
The office of Gonzalez received the letter last Aug. 15.
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[Title] => Atienza won’t be pressured on selection of MPD chief
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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza said yesterday he would not be pressured by the Philippine National Police (PNP) to choose the next Manila Police District (MPD) director within 10 days.
Atienza, a guest at the Newsstand Forum at the Ambassador Hotel, said he would write Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol and inform him that his choice would not be limited to the three nominees provided by the Philippine National Police (PNP).
He met Querol last Aug. 7 when the latter gave him a list of three names.
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[Title] => MPD’s rapid deployment tactic pays off at LRT
[Summary] => The Manila Police District’s "rapid deployment" scheme against street crimes produced positive results yesterday with the apprehension of a notorious pickpocket at the crowded Light Rail Transit (LRT) terminal in Pedro Gil, Ermita.
Senior Inspector Edgardo Carpio, team leader of "sekretas" from the Theft and Robbery Section, told The STAR he spotted Edison Loyola, 34, of San Andres, Manila, acting suspiciously while mingling with the crowd of commuters.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Nestor Etolle
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[Title] => Bulaong bows out; Abarsoza named OIC
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Manila Police District (MPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong formally bowed out of the police service yesterday even without the formal announcement of a permanent replacement.
Bulaong, who reached the mandatory retirement age of 56 on his birthday yesterday, announced the designation of his deputy for administration, Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarsoza, as the officer-in-charge (OIC) of the 3,000-strong MPD.
Atienza flew to China on Monday, delaying the appointment of Bulaong’s replacement for several more days.
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[Title] => Mayor to select new MPD chief from list of 5
[Summary] => The Senior Officers’ Placement and Promotion’s Board (SOPPB) at Camp Crame has prepared a list of five candidates for the top post of the Manila Police District (MPD), which will be vacated by the retirement of Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong on Aug. 1.
The SOPPB list has been submitted to Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol, who is set to meet with Manila Mayor Lito Atienza this weekend.
"I will reveal to him the names of the candidates, from which he can choose Chief Superintendent Bulaong’s replacement," Querol said.
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[Title] => PMA classmates vying for MPD post
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The race for the top post of the Manila Police District (MPD) is now a toss-up between two members of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class ’78, in which President Arroyo is a honorary member.
Eyeing the post to be vacated by Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong are Chief Superintendent Roberto Rosales, executive officer of the Directorate for Human Resource and Doctrine Development (DHRDD) at Camp Crame and Senior Superintendent Nilo de la Cruz, assigned at the NCRPO headquarters in Camp Bagong Diwa, Taguig.
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[Title] => Manila cops can’t arrest mayor’s aide
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Manila police officials said yesterday they cannot arrest at this time Manila Mayor Lito Atienza’s special assistant, who is facing murder charges, since the reglamentary period for his arrest has already lapsed.
"Under the law, police have only 36 hours upon the commission of the crime to arrest the suspect. After that, authorities have to wait for a court-issued warrant to affect the arrest of the suspect," Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling, chief of the Homicide Section of the Manila Police District (MPD), said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-19 00:00:00
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT PEDRO BULAONG
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[Title] => Bulaong assumes post as No. 2 man of NBI; Mantaring welcomes ‘outsider’
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Retired police Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong became the second highest ranking official of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterday following his appointment by President Arroyo.
Wearing a barong, the 56-year-old Bulaong made a courtesy call to NBI Director Nestor Mantaring at noon as he formally assumed the post as the bureau’s assistant director.
He carried with him the Oct. 4 appointment papers signed by the President along with other credentials.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mantaring denies blocking Bulaong’s appointment to NBI
[Summary] => Newly appointed National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Nestor Mantaring denied yesterday talks that he is trying to block the appointment of retired Manila police director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong as deputy director.
Mantaring denied allegations that he was in a hurry to put to fill in his recommendees in the position and block Bulaong’s possible appointment to the NBI.
Mantaring, however, admitted submitting his personal choices to President Arroyo.
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[Title] => Mantaring endorses 3 senior officials to ass’t director post
[Summary] => Nineteen days after being named to the post, National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Nestor Mantaring is reportedly lobbying for another insider to fill the vacant post of assistant director.
In a one-page document sent to President Arroyo through Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez, Mantaring reportedly endorsed the names of three senior NBI officials to occupy the second highest post in the bureau.
The office of Gonzalez received the letter last Aug. 15.
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[Title] => Atienza won’t be pressured on selection of MPD chief
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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza said yesterday he would not be pressured by the Philippine National Police (PNP) to choose the next Manila Police District (MPD) director within 10 days.
Atienza, a guest at the Newsstand Forum at the Ambassador Hotel, said he would write Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol and inform him that his choice would not be limited to the three nominees provided by the Philippine National Police (PNP).
He met Querol last Aug. 7 when the latter gave him a list of three names.
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[Title] => MPD’s rapid deployment tactic pays off at LRT
[Summary] => The Manila Police District’s "rapid deployment" scheme against street crimes produced positive results yesterday with the apprehension of a notorious pickpocket at the crowded Light Rail Transit (LRT) terminal in Pedro Gil, Ermita.
Senior Inspector Edgardo Carpio, team leader of "sekretas" from the Theft and Robbery Section, told The STAR he spotted Edison Loyola, 34, of San Andres, Manila, acting suspiciously while mingling with the crowd of commuters.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Nestor Etolle
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[Title] => Bulaong bows out; Abarsoza named OIC
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Manila Police District (MPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong formally bowed out of the police service yesterday even without the formal announcement of a permanent replacement.
Bulaong, who reached the mandatory retirement age of 56 on his birthday yesterday, announced the designation of his deputy for administration, Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarsoza, as the officer-in-charge (OIC) of the 3,000-strong MPD.
Atienza flew to China on Monday, delaying the appointment of Bulaong’s replacement for several more days.
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[Title] => Mayor to select new MPD chief from list of 5
[Summary] => The Senior Officers’ Placement and Promotion’s Board (SOPPB) at Camp Crame has prepared a list of five candidates for the top post of the Manila Police District (MPD), which will be vacated by the retirement of Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong on Aug. 1.
The SOPPB list has been submitted to Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol, who is set to meet with Manila Mayor Lito Atienza this weekend.
"I will reveal to him the names of the candidates, from which he can choose Chief Superintendent Bulaong’s replacement," Querol said.
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[Title] => PMA classmates vying for MPD post
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The race for the top post of the Manila Police District (MPD) is now a toss-up between two members of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class ’78, in which President Arroyo is a honorary member.
Eyeing the post to be vacated by Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong are Chief Superintendent Roberto Rosales, executive officer of the Directorate for Human Resource and Doctrine Development (DHRDD) at Camp Crame and Senior Superintendent Nilo de la Cruz, assigned at the NCRPO headquarters in Camp Bagong Diwa, Taguig.
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[Title] => Manila cops can’t arrest mayor’s aide
[Summary] =>
Manila police officials said yesterday they cannot arrest at this time Manila Mayor Lito Atienza’s special assistant, who is facing murder charges, since the reglamentary period for his arrest has already lapsed.
"Under the law, police have only 36 hours upon the commission of the crime to arrest the suspect. After that, authorities have to wait for a court-issued warrant to affect the arrest of the suspect," Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling, chief of the Homicide Section of the Manila Police District (MPD), said.
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August 18, 2006 - 12:00am
