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In a 10-page decision penned by Associate Justice Cancio Garcia, the high court denied the petition for review filed by retired Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) head Josue Engano.


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This was how Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit called the latest complaint of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano before the Civil Service Commission last week alleging that he faked his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC) accreditation, a requisite in the promotion to senior superintendent.


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                    [Summary] => A former officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology is in danger of getting demoted by two ranks, from chief superintendent to superintendent, following the filing of a complaint before the Civil Service Commission for allegedly using a fake accreditation from the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) in order to gain promotions.


This was disclosed yesterday by Senior Supt. Josue Engano, the duly-appointed chief of the jail bureau, who filed the complaint with the CSC Thursday against Chief Supt. Arturo Alit.


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                    [Summary] => Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Arturo Alit scored another victory in his legal battle with another senior BJMP official on who should become chief of BJMP.


In a six-page decision dated July 5, Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Ofelia Arellano-Marquez of Branch 216 ruled the motion for reconsideration filed by Senior Superintendent Josue Engano and another motion to prohibit Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina, Jr. from continuing as acting director of BJMP as "without merit."


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                    [Summary] => Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit laughed off allegations that he had no records to show that he completed his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC), a requisite before being promoted to senior superintendent.


Alit explained that his records at the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) are not available at present, they could have been misplaced and, eventually, would be found.


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                    [Title] => Legalities in BJMP
                    [Summary] => If the decision in another quo warranto  case three years ago by a Quezon City court is to be used as a basis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano is bound to lose the directorship of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.


Thus, stressed lawyer Arturo de los Reyes when he recounted a ruling by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Percival Mandap Lopez on March 9, 1998 declaring null and void the presidential appointment of Senior Superintendent Miguel Bernante as BJMP chief for lack qualification.


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                    [Title] => QC court rejects Engaño’s plea
                    [Summary] => The Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) junked yesterday the motion of Superintendent Josue Engaño to reconsider its earlier decision in issuing a cease and desist order which restrained him and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit from discharging the functions of BJMP director.


In a one-page order, Judge Modesto Juanson of Quezon City (RTC) Branch 316 ruled that Engaño’s motion for reconsideration was "devoid of merit."


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                    [Title] => Lina named BJMP OIC
                    [Summary] => A Quezon City judge stopped yesterday two aspirants for the top post of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) from assuming the post and appointed Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina to temporarily head the bureau.


Judge Modesto Juanson of Regional Trial Court Branch 216 issued the "cease and desist order" while Malacañang is finalizing who, between Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit and Senior Superintendent Josue Engano, is supposed to head the BJMP.


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                    [Title] => Alit remains BJMP chief
                    [Summary] => In a sudden twist of fate, Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit remained the director of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), while his nemesis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano will have to wait.


In a memorandum from Malacañang to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Alit is to resume his post immediately until further notice. 


This move officially ordered the suspension of Engano’s appointment and has put an end, at least temporarily, to the feud on who is supposed to head the bureau.


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                    [Summary] => Officials of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) warned against the appointment of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano yesterday as the new jail chief, saying it would tarnish the bureau’s reputation.


The BJMP officials, who asked anonymity for fear of reprisal, said that Malacañang’s move of easing out officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit as BJMP chief was "very blatant for everybody to notice."


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Alit explained that his records at the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) are not available at present, they could have been misplaced and, eventually, would be found.


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