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Eleazar to replace Sinas as PNP chief

Eleazar to replace Sinas as PNP chief

May 5, 2021 | Top Stories

Eleazar will replace controversial top cop Gen. Debold Sinas, who will retire on May 8.

Senators call for end of red-tagging of community pantries

Senators call for end of red-tagging of community pantries

Apr 20, 2021 | Nation

“Ganyan na ba ka-paranoid na pati ang pagtulong sa kapwa ay minamasama? Anong ambag n’yo?” Sen. Nancy Binay asked

Bishop calls police officers to ‘strong faith, true service’

Bishop calls police officers to ‘strong faith, true service’

Jan 6, 2021 | Nation

The country’s military bishop called on law enforcement to “true service” and to confront the menace of criminality not just with courage but also faith.

VP Leni, lawmakers condemn killing of unarmed mother and son in Tarlac by policeman

VP Leni, lawmakers condemn killing of unarmed mother and son in Tarlac by policeman

Dec 22, 2020 | Top Stories

Vice President Leni Robredo and several lawmakers, including an international human rights watchdog, condemned the brutal murder of an unarmed mother and her son in Tarlac after a heated argument with their policeman-neighbor.

Sinas says he lost weight due to exercise and proper diet

Sinas says he lost weight due to exercise and proper diet

Dec 3, 2020 | Nation

Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Police General Debold Sinas shared that he had successfully lost 20 kilos.

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