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FACT CHECK: Gregorio Catapang Jr. is still BuCor chief

A YouTube video falsely claims that former police chief Guillermo Eleazar has been appointed Catapang’s replacement at the Bureau of Corrections

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Cops who won’t wear body-cams are criminals

How many times does the Philippine National Police have to be reminded, obligated, begged: Wear body cameras during anti-drug operations?

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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…

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#NoGoldenEra | Rights victims meet hurdles in Ombudsman Office

In the Philippines, victims of rights violations face dead ends as they turn to the Office of the Ombudsman for justice and redress.

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PNP seeks takedown of hoax crime posts on socmed

PNP chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. (File photo) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) announced on Thursday that it continues to block disinformation attempts on social media which include posts on fake crime incidents that continue to be reposted online and cause undue panic and fear. In a statement, PNP chief, Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr., said the Anti-Cybercrime Group is conducting its own investigation to gather more inputs to support its request for social networking giant Facebook to permanently take down posts that have been fact-checked as "fake news". "Please always be mindful of the authenticity of the information and the credibility of its source. Unverified information or any information that cannot be independently validated as factual should always be dealt with caution and prudence, especially if the source is dubious or unknown," Azurin said in a statement. A 2017 post on Facebook about the alleged discovery of a dismembered body in Quezon City has been proven by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) to be a hoax. Just recently, the same post was reposted and shared by some netizens. For his part, National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Brig. Gen. Jonnel Estomo said they have been exerting efforts to respond to the veracity of the alleged viral information posted on social media. He said the QCPD extracted optimum efforts to validate the existence of the said incident five years ago but turned out that the negative reported incident was well established pertaining to this viral issue. "The same was also denied by then QCPD District Director Gen. Guillermo Eleazar (now retired chief PNP) in an answer posted also in social media. Amid the issue, QCPD in coordination with Anti-Cybercrime Group is now investigating who is the alleged spreader of this fake news," Estomo said in a separate statement. Estomo urged netizens to be wary of posting and sharing fake news on their respective social media accounts. "Time and again, we are giving stern and strict warning to those who are uploaders of fake news that if they are found to be responsible on matters such as this mess, a full force of the law will be accorded to them. We appeal to the public to be calm and avoid panic because the viral information is not true and never happened. Nonetheless, we further call to the public to report to us immediately any information pertaining to this fake news uploaded and rest assured that NCRPO will run after them," he added. (PNA) }

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Año commends PNP for sustained achievement over the past 6 years

Año commends PNP for sustained achievement over the past 6 years

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Sotto hits PNP's special treatment of SUV driver, family: 'Why treat them as VIPs?' – Manila Bulletin

Outgoing Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III on Saturday, June 18 questioned why the Philippine National Police (PNP), did not follow the proper and necessary procedures against the family of the suspect in the Mandaluyong City hit-and-run accident.

Sotto said he believes PNP Officer-in-Charge Lt.

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Marcos, 2 losing pres'l bets file SOCE

MANILA - President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. and two losing presidential aspirants in the May 9 polls were among the filers of Statements of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) on Tuesday, a day before the deadline of the one-month filing period. Marcos Jr. has submitted his SOCE, a day after his political party Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP) filed its SOCE before the Commission on Elections-Campaign Finance Office (Comelec-CFO) in Intramuros, Manila. Aside from him, outgoing Vice President Leni Robredo and Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso also filed their SOCE. It was reported that Marcos spent some PHP623 million during the 90-day campaign period while he received around PHP624 million as contributions. On Monday, Marcos' party Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP) said it has spent PHP247 million in the May polls. Earlier, losing presidential candidates Senator Panfilo Lacson and Dr. Jose Montemayor have filed their respective SOCEs. On the other hand, two vice-presidential bets have submitted their SOCEs, -- Dr. Willie Ong and Manny Lopez. Six more senatorial bets have submitted their SOCEs -- Loren Legarda (second placer with 24,264,979), Sherwin Gatchalian (fourth placer, with 20,535,261 votes) and Francis Escudero (fifth placer, with 20,271,458 votes). Other senatorial candidates that also filed their SOCEs are: Carl Balita, former Quezon City mayor Herbert Bautista and Rodolfo Javellana. Those who earlier submitted their SOCEs were senatorial aspirants former national police chief Guillermo Eleazar, former senator Antonio Trillanes IV, lawyer Chel Diokno, and winning senatorial bet Jinggoy Estrada (12th place with 15,108,220 votes). All winning and losing candidates, as well political parties are required to file their SOCEs under Republic Act No. 7166 otherwise known as the Synchronized Elections Act. They are given 30 days after the scheduled polls to submit their SOCE. (PNA) }

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Marcos party: P272 million spent in campaign

The Partido Federal ng Pilipinas has declared expenditures totaling P272 million for the campaign of its standard bearer, president-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

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