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Former PNP Chief Cascolan Passes Away at 59: A Tribute to His Legacy - Vimarsana News

Former PNP Chief Cascolan Passes Away at 59: A Tribute to His Legacy

Former chief PNP Cascolan passes away at age 59. Read about the life and legacy of retired General Camilo Cascolan, a man dedicated to serving and protecting our country for 42 years. Discover his unwavering dedication, selflessness, and love for his family. Honor his memory and find solace in knowing that his impact will live on. Rest in eternal peace, Cascolan.

Herbosa vows to find ways to make Filipino nurses stay - Vimarsana News

Herbosa vows to find ways to make Filipino nurses stay

Herbosa vows to find ways to make Filipino nurses stay

Rep. Barbers suspects PNP 'cover up' on Sgt. Mayo's ₧6.7-billion shabu case - Vimarsana News

Rep. Barbers suspects PNP 'cover up' on Sgt. Mayo's ₧6.7-billion shabu case

The House Committee on Dangerous Drugs on Monday pressed the Philippine National Police (PNP) to fast-track its investigation into the case of a PNP intelligence officer who was arrested and implicated in the storage of nearly a ton of shabu worth P6.7 billion in October last year in Manila. Surigao…

2020 Tarlac shooting remembered as PNP skips gun muzzling during Holidays - Vimarsana News

2020 Tarlac shooting remembered as PNP skips gun muzzling during Holidays

The case of late Jonel Nuezca was brought up on social media after the Philippine National Police said that it will not implement gun muzzling among its

Marcos: No rush to name health, defense chiefs; OICs doing well - Vimarsana News

Marcos: No rush to name health, defense chiefs; OICs doing well

"I think... I'm happy with the situation as it is now. We'll see. These things are revisited, especially every year at the end of the first year," the president said in mixed Filipino and English.