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The chief of the Makati City police has been demoted by a police disciplinary board for possessing a stolen van, the National Police Commission (Napolcom) said yesterday.
Superintendent Felipe Napoles Jr., who was demoted to chief inspector, was caught in possession of a Mitsubishi L-300 van in 1999 when he was still with the Camarines Norte provincial police office.
Napoles said he will seek reconsideration, denying any wrongdoing. He remains chief of the Makati police.
He said a criminal case against him on the same charge had already been dismissed.
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Superintendent Felipe Napoles Jr., who was demoted to chief inspector, was caught in possession of a Mitsubishi L-300 van in 1999 when he was still with the Camarines Norte provincial police office.
Napoles said he will seek reconsideration, denying any wrongdoing. He remains chief of the Makati police.
He said a criminal case against him on the same charge had already been dismissed.
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By Michael Punongbayan | August 1, 2006 - 12:00am
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