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Superintendent Gilbert Cruz will issue a memorandum directing his men against huffing and puffing tobacco in public.


Cruz said he had been receiving complaints against policemen smoking while on duty, particularly those on board mobile patrol vehicles that roam the city streets.


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Makati City’s informative DVDs that expose how street criminals operate will soon be available with Mandarin Chinese and English subtitles.


The improvement is meant to teach foreign nationals living and working in the country’s financial and business capital how to avoid become crime victims.


"We are now working on the upgrade. Our DVD, Criminal Modus Operandi, will soon have Mandarin Chinese and English subtitles," Makati City police chief Superintendent Gilbert Cruz said.


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The improvement is meant to teach foreign nationals living and working in the country’s financial and business capital how to avoid become crime victims.


"We are now working on the upgrade. Our DVD, Criminal Modus Operandi, will soon have Mandarin Chinese and English subtitles," Makati City police chief Superintendent Gilbert Cruz said.


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Makati banks urged to provide security services to clients

By Michael Punongbayan | March 20, 2008 - 12:00am

Metro

No smoking for Makati police

By Michael Punongbayan | December 28, 2006 - 12:00am

Makati City police officers – especially those on mobile patrol operations – will no longer be allowed to smoke while on duty beginning January. Superintendent Gilbert Cruz will issue a memorandum...

Metro

Crime prevention DVD soon available for foreigners

By Michael Punongbayan | December 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Makati City’s informative DVDs that expose how street criminals operate will soon be available with Mandarin Chinese and English subtitles. The improvement is meant to teach foreign nationals living...

Metro