Most cops tagged in abuses are new

[4Wheeler]

'Most cops tagged in abuses are new'
By Cecille Suerte Felipe The Philippine Star Updated June 10, 2012 12:00 AM
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MANILA, Philippines – Most of the policemen involved in abuses, irregularities and crimes are rookies, usually with the rank of Police Officer 1 or 2, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Nicanor Bartolome said Friday.

Bartolome said the PNP is now evaluating the training modules for police applicants to determine and address the problem on crime involvement of police officers, who just entered the police service.

“We are studying the factors why our new policemen got involved in abuses. We have already strengthened the procedure in the neuro–psychiatric evaluation to ensure only the mentally fit are accepted in the force,” Bartolome said.

He said he has instructed unit commanders to conduct a periodic dialogue with their members to guide them in their daily activities, particularly in dealing with the public.

The PNP chief added that they are evaluating the background of every rookie police officer who committed abuses.

He also noted that the immediate superiors of policemen involved in crimes will also be evaluated on why he or she failed to guide their personnel.

Bartolome said they are investigating policemen who allegedly robbed a family in Manila last month. The victims later identified the policemen when they went to the police station to report the crime.

“What I can promise is that we won’t allow erring cops to stay in the police service,” he said.

[Objection]

The Fall Guys are always the New Guys

Nothings changes kahit ilang centuries pa yan

[gipi]

the statement that most new recruits are tagged in crimes is absolutely misrepresented. the season cops don't get caught because they have learned the tricks of the trade under the tutuliged of seasoned cops when they were young bucks. most up and coming cops are thought by their seasoned cops how to commit crimes without getting caught. it seems more that the seasoned cop's training program need to be evaluated so that younger cops don't get caught. just a thought.

[sugargame]

Young cops are usually idealistic and they end up as fall guys when they refuse to cooperate with the veterans who protect the crime syndicates

[4Wheeler]

They're all corrupt. The PO1 and PO2 are not experienced enough to be subtle on their criminal activity. That's the reason why they always end up getting caught.

[gotta lick it]

corruption and the culture of violence is taught in the Police Academy but the art of not getting caught is inert.

[Papichulo168]

I was in Binondo this afternoon and as I was parking my bike in front of Binondo Church near Juan Luna, I was overhearing a conversation between two cops and a construction worker. Apparently, the construction worker was robbed by 2 guys on a motorcycle and he was reporting the incident to the 2 cops who were sitting on their motorcycles.

Cop1: "Ay naku, hindi na natin mahuhuli yan, punta ka na lang doon sa istasyon para ma-blotter na lang."

Cop2: "Nakuha mo ba yung license plate no? Dapat kinuha mo yung plate no. Paano natin mahahanap yun?"

They were smirking showing fake sympathy to the victim. These cops were goon-looking types wearing the regular PNP blue grey uniforms and not the baby blue sportshirts.

[PgUp]

The "appointment" of 10,000 new cops was the first act of President Noynoy should be topic of concern. Shortly after his inauguration, the Quirino grandstand crisis happened, which was basically about a TOYM awardee cop who was summarily dismissed and wanted an audience with the president to make his grievance known. He was later found to be the last living witness to the conviction of Mayor Alfredo Lim's son who is in jail for drug trafficking. His death left government prosecutors no choice but to drop the drug case and let the Mayor's son walk free.

Filipinos should reminisce on the acquittal of the Vizconde Massacre suspect too. That publicized case was about our police system corrupted by politicians (Senator-legislator) who was able to make their driver-bodyguard and household dependent the police investigator and also the Chief of Police who filed and signed the police report of the massacre. Apparently, all the physical evidence was removed and cleaned from the crime scene, leading to lack of evidence as basis for conviction of the prime suspects. The convict cries foul due to lack of clear evidence, but what about the victim and the real reason why there were no evidences? Yet our Supreme Court reversed the decision to liberate the convict, but was this related to the reason why the Chief Justice was impeached? Is the appointment of the new Chief Justice like the appointment of the 10,000 cops, that would yield more t r o u b l e instead?

[Objection]

I was in Binondo this afternoon and as I was parking my bike in front of Binondo Church near Juan Luna, I was overhearing a conversation between two cops and a construction worker. Apparently, the construction worker was robbed by 2 guys on a motorcycle and he was reporting the incident to the 2 cops who were sitting on their motorcycles.

Cop1: "Ay naku, hindi na natin mahuhuli yan, punta ka na lang doon sa istasyon para ma-blotter na lang."

Cop2: "Nakuha mo ba yung license plate no? Dapat kinuha mo yung plate no. Paano natin mahahanap yun?"

They were smirking showing fake sympathy to the victim. These cops were goon-looking types wearing the regular PNP blue grey uniforms and not the baby blue sportshirts.

Harsh reality

may point naman talaga ang pulis



SMIRK? parang gaya-gaya lang sa amo nilang si Penoy

[gotta lick it]

idol kasi nila si Sen Panfilo Lac Son

[einhander]

Ive read this in tsikot http://tsikot.com/forums/goon-squad-...n-9-mpd-88324/

Watching this at Aksyon TV currently, ppotanginang commander to, isang tao nya nagngangalang Patrolman Villar eh nagongotong sa mga tindera ng tahong sa baywalk. Minsan pera minsan tahong ang hinihingi.

Ang comment ni commander? Pinagalitan na daw nya si villar, pag daw ayaw magbigay ng vendor wag nang pilitin, pautangina naman! Kinukunsinti, katwiran pa ni commander "eh tulong lang naman po sa pulis yun". Kelan pa naging trabaho ng vendor na suportahan at pakainin ang mga pulis? Either bobong commander ka or corrupt ka, kung gusto nyang tulong sa DSWD sya lumapit o sa mga namimigay ng libreng soup sa mga kapus palad.

[Papichulo168]

^
Dapat bigyan ng tahong na may red tide.

[Sadik]

Eto pa o, dalawang pulis ulit

Police Officers 1 (PO1) Yure Jayson Smith Afos
and Noel Almeda Breboneria, Jr.

Case: Robbery with Multiple Homicide

Last April 28, 2012, at 11:45 daylight, two Police Officers 1 (PO1), Yure Jayson Smith Afos and Noel Almeda Breboneria, Jr., along with ex-Philippine Marine Sgt. Rey Rufino, shot and killed 2 meat traders, Ruel Malimban and Juanito Molina, at the meat section of the Mega Public Market in Pasig City. A traffic enforcer, Jonathan Mariano was also shot and killed when he tried to run after the suspects. While a bystander named, Gibson Urban, was wounded in the incident.

Police Officers Yure Jayson Smith Afos and Noel Almeda Breboneria, Jr. were both assigned at the Philippine National Police (PNP) Headquarters Support Service in Camp Crame, Quezon City. The said two were reportedly not on their duty nor on their listed addresses in Quezon City when the incident happened.

Ex-Marine Sgt. Rey Rufino, who was arrested immediately after the incident, pointed the two police officers as his accomplices. He also pointed out in a recent interview which was shown on ABS-CBN’s TV Patrol, that the motive wasn’t just to take the victims’ money - that it also involves with the meat trading business.

Together with the P112,000 cash which was taken from one of the traders, and a .45 caliber automatic pistol which Rufino used, just a few distance away from the public market, a get-away car parked along Caruncho Avenue, Barangay San Nicolas, was also discovered, thus where the IDs and other stuff of the 2 policemen were found.

[blue_tracer]

nakakabahala itong mga balita. nasa culture na yata talaga ito. tsk tsk..

[einhander]

nakakabahala itong mga balita. nasa culture na yata talaga ito. tsk tsk..

I agree, mukhang nasa culture na, if you read my quote above, sabi ng commander "tulong na lang sa ming mga pulis" yung kotong nila sa mga tindera, that only means akala ni walang mali sa ginawa nila, sobrang nakadikit na sa culture ng kapulisan at di na nila alam na mali ito.

[kel1guy]

Funny how P50 or P100 will still buy you mega favors with the oLdEr PNP types. (As recent as March of this year....) Some things hardly ever change. The sad thing about it is that the young ones learn from the old ones on how to... take advantage of the MASA. Also... look at the majority of PNP (or AFP) vehicles outside of NCR. 50% of them do not have a current registration and many PNP don't even bother to renew their drivers license.

[4Wheeler]

Mababa kasi ang sweldo, kailangan mag-sideline.

Police Officer 1, P12,150 to P13,492
Police Officer 2, P13,785 to P15,359
Police Officer 3, P15,307 to P16,986

plus allowances.

[marcus_hunt]

Baguhan eh kaya nga nahuli.

Sa training pa lang sanay na sila sa corruption, bugbog pa sila lagi kaya paglabas ang nasa isip eh makaganti sa nasa ilalim ng food chain[civilian]. Ang pulis akademi eh parang libreng training para sa would-be kidnappers, bank robbers, holdapers, hired killer etc.

Sa buhay na nakataya at liit pa ng sweldo, sino ba ang nagnanais maging pulis? Either yun pamilya ng pulis o walang makuhang ibang trabaho.

[Roborat9]

Its about high time na kailangan eh may psych test ang mga nag aapply na pulis para malaman ang mental conditioning nila kung pasok talaga ang kanilang kaisipan sa pagiging alagad ng batas...kasi kung aalisin natin lahat ng mga may record sa kapulisan baka skeleton force na lang ang matira....

Isa pa kailangan na ayusin na rin ang pagtanggap ng mga narerecruit na pulis..potek hindi na ako nakkaakita ng mga pulis na pogi at magaganda!!! pag nakakita ka ng pulis ngayon mabibilang mo lang ang may mga itsura....parang makita mo pa lang hilatsang hindi na mapapagkatiwalaan...pwede bang maging mapili rin ang pnp sa pagtanggap ng mga pulis!!!

One suggestion is the LGU should also participate...yung budget nila they should allot benefits for the police...sa US kasi ang mga pulis under ng sheriff and the sheriff is elected by the local populace.....the LGU should put up housing at services sa mga pulis na nagseserbisyo para sa kanilang lugar...hindi ito kailangan manggaling sa budget ng PNP the LGU can simply make an ordinace with cooperation ng mga councilors...its a matter of political will hindi lang ng national kundi ng local na rin....dapat magkapride ang masasabing isa kang pulis hindi yung imahe ng pulis eh kotongero....

[peternato9]

MANILA, Philippines - Four men, including two policemen, broke into the house of a real estate firm executive, hogtied his family and took nearly P3 million in valuables in Sta. Ana, Manila Wednesday night.

When sales manager Mico Bagui, 36, and his wife, Shantal, 34, went to the nearest police station Friday to report the crime, they were surprised to find that two of the robbers were members of the Manila Police District (MPD) Station 6 in Sta. Ana.

Police Officer 1 Roberto Cruz, who happened to be at the station, was arrested by his colleagues and charged with robbery.

Another Station 6 policeman, PO3 Morris Balindog, has gone into hiding, officials said.

The Baguis told The STAR yesterday that four men barged into their home at around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, looking for a certain “Eric” and “Anton.”

He said the men told them to lay face down on the floor, then hogtied them and herded them into the bathroom.

“They took everything… jewelries, money and even food in the refrigerator. They even took perfumes and baby diapers,” Shantal said.

The family said they lost only P15,000 cash, but their jewelry and watches like Rolex, Cartier and Chopard were taken.

Earlier, acting on tip from a source, Bagui and several policemen tried locating the suspects and came upon barangay security chief Regente Osalla, who was apparently trying to help Balindog and his wife escape. The Baguis also positively identified Osalla during a confrontation at the MPD headquarters yesterday.

Cruz and Osalla denied the allegation but police investigators said their alibis cannot stand against the identification of the victims.

Osalla said he was at the barangay hall at the time the crime was committed and he did not know anything about the activities of the two policemen until Balindog’s wife called him up and instructed him to bring them their car, some clothes and money to a designated meeting place.

He said he was about to meet the Balindogs when he was arrested.

http://www.philstar.com/nation/

UPDATE GMA TV news: May kaso din yung pulis ng Hulidap sa isang Japanese National. tsk tsk tsk pulis pulis **** matulis