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Over 3K erring cops’ cases solved, says PNP
The Philippine National Police (PNP) resolved 3,611 cases involving erring police officers from April 1, 2024, to April 28, 2025.
These resolutions included 1,288 dismissals, 172 demotions, and 1,456 suspensions, alongside other disciplinary actions.
PNP chief General Francisco Rommel Marbil reiterated the zero-tolerance policy following the arrest of seven officers for extorting a Chinese businessman in Parañaque City.
Four officers from Police Station 14 in Quezon City were taken into custody for mishandling evidence and procedural violations during an Oplan Galugad operation.
One of these Quezon City officers faces charges after being filmed assaulting a minor.
The entire District Special Operations Unit (DSOU) of the Eastern Police District (EPD), including its director, was relieved due to extortion allegations.
Eight DSOU members are currently under restrictive custody, facing criminal charges.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has reiterated its commitment to honor and integrity, enforcing a strict zero-tolerance policy for errant personnel, aligning with directives from Vice President Sara Duterte and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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Quezon City Police District (QCPD) Director Police Brigadier General Melecio Buslig Jr. was relieved from his post on Tuesday due to command responsibility for failing to immediately report an incident involving an officer's alleged misconduct.
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The Philippine National Police Internal Affairs Service (PNP IAS) has received 674 complaints against police officers as of April 22, 2025, a number Inspector General Brigido Dulay believes may indicate increased public confidence in filing such cases.
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Police Corporal Francis Steve Fontillas, a vlogger known for online criticisms against President Marcos and top PNP officials, has resigned from the Philippine National Police (PNP) effective April 10.
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