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PNP chief Marbil wants cops involved in illegal activities discharged
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Rommel Francisco Marbil has ordered a swift investigation into police officers involved in illegal activities, pushing for dismissal rather than mere suspension or demotion.
Police spokesperson Col. Jean Fajardo stated that Marbil wants all involved officers to be dismissed, emphasizing the PNP's strict stance against those who defy policies.
This directive follows recent incidents of misconduct by police officers, including the arrest of Lt. Col. Gideon Ines Jr. for alleged carnapping.
Lt. Col. Ines Jr. was apprehended on June 5 in Parañaque City for purportedly selling a rented multi-purpose vehicle.
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