6 Cal robber cops axed fr service - NCRPO
By J.Lo
"I've said it before, and I'll say it again, we will continue to uncover, unmask and crackdown tactics and hidden irregularities of some of our personnel," National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Police Brigadier General Jonnel Estomo said six police officers in Caloocan City who allegedly took P14,000 cash from a vendor in March have been dismissed from service.
In a statement, NCRPO said policemen were found guilty of administrative charges for grave misconduct and conduct unbecoming of police officer.
The six police officers were earlier identified as Police Corporals Noel Espejo Sison, Rommel Toribio, Ryan Sammy Gomez Mateo, Jake Barcenilla Rosima, Mark Christian Abarca Cabanilla, and Daryl Calija Sablay of the Caloocan City Police Drug Enforcement Unit.
"We have dealt severely those rogue cops who are engaged in drug-related crimes and other malpractices and we will keep doing so with intent of removing them from this organization," he stressed.
In March, vendor Eddie Yuson was on his way to buy dinner for his children when policemen allegedly cornered him and inspected his bags.
CCTV footage captured the incident, which showed policemen searching through Yuson's wallet and then hitting him on the head.
In April, Yuson filed a robbery complaint against the police officers.
In June, the Philippine National Police-Internal Affairs Service (PNP-IAS) recommended the dismissal from the service of the six policemen.
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