The Philippine National Police on Saturday said PNP chief Police General Rodolfo Azurin Jr. will wait until the end of this month for other senior officers to tender their courtesy resignations.
"Ang sabi ni Chief PNP, maghihintay siya hanggang katapusan ng buwan para makumpleto [ang mga naghain ng courtesy resignation]," PNP spokesperson Police Colonel Jean Fajardo said in an interview on Dobol B TV.of the PNP have given their courtesy resignations. This represents 95% of the 953 total number of senior generals and full colonels in service as of Friday, Fajardo said.
"As of yesterday, nasa 953 na po from the original 956 na senior officers," Fajardo said in an interview on Dobol B TV. Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos on Wednesday, January 4, asked generals and full colonels in the PNP to
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
PNP Chief Gen. Azurin leads groundbreaking for P3.5 M police assistance center in La UnionPhilippine National Police Chief General Rodolfo Azurin Jr. led the groundbreaking ceremony of the two-storey Community Police Assistance Centers (COMPAC) in Barangay Cuenca in this town on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 12.
Read more »
Gen. Azurin confident all target police officers will submit courtesy resignation before deadlinePhilippine National Police Chief General Rodolfo Azurin, Jr. is confident all third level police officers will be able to submit their courtesy resignation before the January 31 deadline.
Read more »
953 senior police officers have already submitted courtesy resignations —PNPThe Philippine National Police (PNP) on Saturday said 953 senior officers have already submitted their courtesy resignations.
Read more »
'Lifestyle check' order worsens PNP demoralizationIf Azurin or Abalos really wants to clean up the PNP, and are not just engaging in a PR stunt — or if they are intelligent enough — they should have simply energized the IAS and staff it with officers of impeccable integrity.
Read more »
Resignation call divides PNPICYMI: Some top PNP officials are having second thoughts about heeding Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos’ appeal to voluntarily step down to pave the way for the government’s campaign to rid the organization of policemen with links to illegal drugs.
Read more »
HRW frowns at resignation call for ranking PNP officialsHuman Rights Watch (HRW) on Thursday expressed doubt that something will come out of the call for ranking police officials to resign in an effort to rid the police force of erring officials, particularly those involved in illegal drugs.
Read more »