Tag: Philippine National Police

PNP dispels rumors Albayalde has resigned

(Eagle News)–The Philippine National Police has dispelled rumors its chief Oscar Albayalde had resigned. PNP spokesman Police Brigadier General Bernard Banac told Eagle News the text messages on Albayalde’s alleged resignation were mere “fake news.” The text message, which read “JUST IN: PNP CHIEF GEN. Oscar Albayalde has tendered his resignation. Please check with Malacañang” circulated after retired general Rudy Lacadin told a joint Senate panel looking into the issue of ninja cops that Albayalde […]

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Kilalanin ang mga posibleng maging PNP chief pagkatapos ng termino ni Gen. Albayalde

By Mar Gabriel Eagle News Service (Eagle News) — Sa Nobyembre 8 nakatakdang mag-retiro sa pwesto si Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Oscar Albayalde kasabay ng kanyang ika-56 na kaarawan. Pero ngayon pa lang, tila na nalalagay sa alanganin ang career ng heneral na idinadawit sa ninja cops ng Pampanga sa isinagawang pagdinig ng senado. Ayon mismo kay Albayalde…posibleng may kinalaman ito sa nalalapit niyang pagreretiro at sa mga nag-aasam na pumalit sa kanya sa […]

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Testimonial given to Albayalde by PMA “mistahs”; PNP chief recalls days at military academy

  (Eagle News) – More than a month before the scheduled retirement of Philippine National Police chief General Oscar Albayalde , he was given a testimonial in his honor by the Philippine Military Academy where he graduated ‘cum laude” in March 1986. His classmates or “mistahs” at the Sinagtala Class of 1986, including former PNP chief and now Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, were also present during the event on Saturday. On November 8, Albayalde […]

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PNP respects Senate decision to reveal names of “ninja cops”

(Eagle News)–The Philippine National Police said it respects the decision of the Senate to reveal the names of policemen who allegedly recycle illegal drugs. In a statement, the PNP requested, however, that the Senate “exercise due dilligence in protecting the rights of these persons against undue persecution.” In any case, the PNP said it “only has the best interest of justice, fairness and good governance in uncovering the truth behind the alleged involvement of cops […]

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Albayalde: Recycling of illegal drugs not rampant

(Eagle News)–Philippine National Police Chief Oscar Albayalde does not believe  the recycling of illegal drugs in the country is rampant. In an interview over CNN Philippines on Tuesday, Sept. 24, Albayalde noted that Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Chief Aaron Aquino, who said such a practice was rampant among law enforcers, was only referring to one incident of illegal drugs recycling. “If you’re talking about one incident, that’s not rampant,” Albayalde said. He said the PNP […]

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DOJ to PNP: Hold re-arrest of convicts freed under GCTA law pending cleansing of BuCor list

(Eagle News)–The Department of Justice has asked the Philippine National Police to put on hold the re-arrest of convicts released under the Good Conduct Time Allowance law and who have not yet surrendered. In an interview over radio dzbb on Friday, Sept. 20, Justice Undersecretary Markk Perete said the request, which was made on Thursday night, was to give way to the DOJ cleansing of the Bureau of Corrections list that would serve as the […]

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Albayalde confers award on Manila cop seen chasing suspected snatcher in video

Manila cop’s team leader also hailed (Eagle News)–Philippine National Police Chief Oscar Albayalde on Monday, Aug. 5, conferred an award on the Manila policeman who was caught on camera bravely chasing a man who had reportedly stolen a gold bracelet from a jeepney passenger. Albayalde conferred the “Medalya ng Papuri” to Patrolman Jonathan Stanley Dionisio, three days after he arrested the suspect. The suspect was later released, however, after the victim failed to identify him […]

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PNP: 160,000 policemen to secure May 13 elections

(Eagle News)—Over 100,000 policemen will be deployed to secure the May elections, the Philippine National Police said on Thursday, May 2. Police Colonel Bernard Banac, PNP spokesperson, said the 160,000 policemen was an increase from the 143000 that was to be deployed initially. Banac said the increase did not mean a threat had been monitored. “We want to ensure no untoward incident will take place,” Banac said. The elections are slated on May 13. More […]

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PNP: DNA samples from scissors used to kill Silawan match suspect’s

(Eagle News)—The DNA samples taken from the scissors police believe were used to kill Christine Lee Silawan matched that of suspect Renato Llenes, the Philippine National Police said. PNP spokesperson Bernard Banac said the scissors also contained Silawan’s DNA, based on an examination done by the PNP Crime Lab. The findings appear to affirm the narration of events made by Llenes, who said he used the scissors to stab Silawan several times and to skin […]

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PNP, naka-full alert na; Albayalde, Eleazar nag-ikot sa Metro Manila

Mar Gabriel Eagle News Service Naka-full alert na ang buong pwersa ng Philippine National Police sa buong bansa bilang bahagi ng paghahanda sa nalalapit na bakasyon. Ibig sbihin nito, kanselado na ang lahat ng leave ng nasa 91,000 na pulis na magpapatrulya at magduduty sa mga itinalagang police assistance desk, ayon kay PNP Chief Oscar Albayalde. Sina Albayalde at National Capital Region Police Office Chief Guillermo Eleazar ay nag-ikot sa Metro Manila upang masiguro ang […]

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Duterte to Sison: Come home and talk peace

(Eagle News)—President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday, April 16, reiterated his proposal for Communist Party of the Philippines founding chair Joma Sison to come home and talk peace. Duterte did this after Sison slammed the government’s plans to hold localized peace talks, which he said were “fake”, and were all the more driving a nail into the coffin of peace negotiations. “Ako ang bahala sa iyo. Hindi ako traydor na tao. I give you my honor—word […]

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CDC officer sacked, charged for allegedly accosting, hurling invectives at Albayalde’s son

(Eagle News)—-A security officer of the Clark Development Corp. who has reportedly long been the subject of complaints by residents has been relieved and charged after he allegedly accosted the son of Philippine National Police Chief Oscar Albayalde and his police security. Charges for violation of Article 359 of the Revised Penal Code or slander by deeds, grave coercion, unjust vexation and direct assault upon an agent or a person in authority were filed against […]

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