Tag: PNP reorganization

10 police officials get new posts in PNP reorganization

(Eagle News) — Ten police officials have been designated to new posts amid a Philippine National Police reorganization. The PNP said the following have been assigned to the following posts, after PNP Chief Police General Rodolfo Azurin Jr. approved the reorganization: Police Major General Oliver Alilis Enmodias  – Director for Research and Development Police Brigadier General Sidney Sultan Hernia – Director, PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group; Police Brigadier General Mafelino Aspero Bazar – Acting Deputy Commander, Area […]

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22 police officials get new posts in PNP revamp

(Eagle News)–Philippine National Police Chief Debold Sinas has named 22 officials to new posts in a revamp triggered by the retirement of some officials. Named to new posts following the retirement of Police Brigadier General Nolasco Bathan, Police Major General Amado Clifton Empiso as Director for Intelligence, and Police Major General Joel Napoleon Coronel, Director of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group were: Police Brigadier General Luisito Magnaye as the Director of the PNP Health […]

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PNP implements reorganization involving 23 key positions

(Eagle News) — The Philippine National Police is implementing a reorganization involving 23 key positions in the Directorial Staff, Police Regional Offices, and National Support Units. PNP Chief Police General Debold Sinas said the movement of the following officers in the organization was  recommended by the Senior Officers’ Placement and Promotion Board  following the vacancies created by seven senior officials who already applied for a non-duty status ahead of their retirement date. These senior officials […]

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PNP announces reshuffle involving seven key posts

(Eagle News)–Philippine National Police Chief, Police General Camilo Cascolan has announced another reshuffle involving seven key posts. In a statement, Cascolan designated Police Major General Israel Ephraim Dickson at the helm of the PNP Civil Security Group, which regulates ownership, and possession of firearms, explosives, and supervises the operation of private security agencies and company guard forces. Dickson replaced Police Major General Roberto Fajardo, who will retire from the police service today, September 18. Dickson, […]

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PNP announces other reassignments

(Eagle News)–The Philippine National Police has announced other reassignments following the retirement of Gen. Archie Gamboa as PNP chief. In a statement, the PNP said the following reassignments took effect on Thursday, Sept. 3: PMGen Gilberto Cruz – Director, PNPA PMGen Emmanuel Luis Licup – Director for Comptrollership PBGen Alfred Corpus – Acting Director for Operations PBGen Rolando Hinanay – Acting Director for Personnel and Records Management PMGen Jose Chiquito Malayo – Director for Integrate […]

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3 police generals, 2 colonels get new posts in PNP reshuffle

(Eagle News)–Philippine National Police Chief Archie Gamboa has reassigned three police generals and two police colonels to different posts. In a statement, Gamboa said in a general order dated August 26, that Police Brigadier General – Herminio Tadeo Jr would be the director of the PNP Finance Service after his six months as the PNP Health Service director. Tadeo, on the other hand, is replaced by Police Colonel Arthur Cabalona as the acting director of […]

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PNP reshuffles officials following Albayalde resignation

(Eagle News)–The Philippine National Police has implemented yet another reshuffle among its ranks. PNP officer in charge Lt. Gen. Archie Gamboa said the reorganization was in view of the retirement of some senior police officers. The following officers have been designated to their new positions, effective October 20: PMGEN Mariel M Magaway – Director, Directorate for Intelligence PMGEN Amador V Corpus – Director, Human Resource and Doctrine Development PBGEN Joel Napoleon M Colonel – Acting […]

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