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[Title] => Police still attracting recruits
[Summary] => Despite the risk that goes with the responsibility of being a policeman, a lot of people, majority of whom are fresh graduates, still want to join the force.
Earlier this week, some 322 new recruits took their oath before National Capital Region Police Office chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco after they hurdled the rigid screening, involving physical and neurological examinations set by the selection committee chaired by NCRPO deputy for administration Rowland Albano.
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[Title] => 17,000 Metro cops to undergo drug testing
[Summary] => Following the example set by top police officials, the 17,000-strong Metro police force will soon undergo mandatory drug testing.
"We want to show to the public that our policemen, who are the main enforcers of the law, practice what they preach and are not the number one violators," Metro police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco said yesterday.
Velasco warned that officers found positive of illegal drug use face possible dismissal from the service after summary proceedings.
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[Title] => Cops begin Palace vigil
[Summary] => Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong has tapped 117 men to help secure the vicinity of Malacañang against rallyists expected to take to the streets on Labor Day.
The celebration of Labor Day coincides with the second anniversary of the Palace siege staged by supporters of jailed President Joseph Estrada in an attempt to oust President Arroyo and reinstate Estrada.
"We are now on alert. We’ll be watching mainly Arlegui and Solano streets, which lead to the Palace," WPD spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Title] => Kidnap cases in Metro down 60% in last 5 months
[Summary] => The decrease by 60 percent of kidnap cases in Metro Manila during the last five months was the most notable accomplishment of Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco, head of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).
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[Title] => More cops for shopping rush
[Summary] => The Makati police announced yesterday security will be beefed up around the city’s central business district for the holiday shopping rush.
Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez, Makati police chief, said an additional 50 policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be available in December to complement its 514 officers.
The new batch of officers from the NCRPO will bring the total number of reinforcements to 100, following the 50 who were detailed early this month.
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PULIS MALINIS
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Earlier this week, some 322 new recruits took their oath before National Capital Region Police Office chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco after they hurdled the rigid screening, involving physical and neurological examinations set by the selection committee chaired by NCRPO deputy for administration Rowland Albano.
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"We want to show to the public that our policemen, who are the main enforcers of the law, practice what they preach and are not the number one violators," Metro police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco said yesterday.
Velasco warned that officers found positive of illegal drug use face possible dismissal from the service after summary proceedings.
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[Title] => Cops begin Palace vigil
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The celebration of Labor Day coincides with the second anniversary of the Palace siege staged by supporters of jailed President Joseph Estrada in an attempt to oust President Arroyo and reinstate Estrada.
"We are now on alert. We’ll be watching mainly Arlegui and Solano streets, which lead to the Palace," WPD spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Title] => Kidnap cases in Metro down 60% in last 5 months
[Summary] => The decrease by 60 percent of kidnap cases in Metro Manila during the last five months was the most notable accomplishment of Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco, head of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).
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[Title] => More cops for shopping rush
[Summary] => The Makati police announced yesterday security will be beefed up around the city’s central business district for the holiday shopping rush.
Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez, Makati police chief, said an additional 50 policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be available in December to complement its 514 officers.
The new batch of officers from the NCRPO will bring the total number of reinforcements to 100, following the 50 who were detailed early this month.
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November 29, 2002 - 12:00am
