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Monday, January 05, 2009

 

No texting, no smoking while on duty, 
Metro Manila police chief tells his men


METRO Manila Police Chief Director Leopoldo Bataoil on Sunday warned all police officers in the region to refrain from smoking and “texting” while on duty and maintain a wholesome image and a good role model to the public.

Bataoil said keeping police officers looking good at all times is one of the main focus of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) for the year in order to make the law enforcers closer to the people.

Police community relation, Bataoil said, is one of the key measures in effective crime fighting as it provides the Philippine National Police vital information on criminal activities in their areas of concern.

“I am an advocate of police community relation and that is what I want for the NCRPO personnel wherein people would look at them in a very positive manner,” Bataoil said in the radio interview aired over dzBB.

Bataoil added he wanted the metro police to respond to any situation within a short period of time to show the people that law enforcers are seriously doing their jobs.

He said the NCRPO would also concentrate on implementing PNP’s integrated transformation program, which is focused on four major concepts —intelligence, operation, investigation and police community relations.

He said an active community will help make up for PNP’s lack in manpower and logistics.

“Empowering the community will make a big difference in the anti-crime efforts of the PNP and the police needs the help and cooperation of the public,” he added.
--Jefferson Antiporda

   

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