MANILA, Philippines The cases filed against Vice President Sara Duterte and her security personnel are not politically motivated but part of the Philippine National Polices constitutional mandate to enforce the law impartiallyastigbet, PNP chief Gen
PNP Spokesperson Police Colonel Jean Fajardo INQUIRER file photo / NIO JESUS ORBETA MANILA, Philippines The Philippine National Police (PNP) has not received any credible threat against the life of Vice President Sara Duterte. This information comes
mwplay888 Heres a quick roundup of todays top stories: PCG deploys vessels after alleged China helicopter harassment in WPS The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed two of its vessels to ensure the safety and security of Filipino fishermen with
Philippine National Police headquarters in Camp Crame MANILA, Philippines The Philippine National Police (PNP) has filed criminal complaints against a progressive group leader and a protester for allegedly attacking police officers during a Bonifaci
PNP Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo (INQUIRER.net / Faith Argosino) MANILA – Crimes in the country dropped by more than 9 percent in the past 11 months, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Monday. PNP Spokesperson Brig.
PNP Spokesperson Brig. Gen Jean FajardoINQUIRER FILE PHOTO / NIO JESUS ORBETA MANILA, Philippines The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Thursday said that it is ready to face the charges Vice President Sara Duterte is set to file against them. It
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A frame from a video the Philippine National Police claims to depict an individual stating that barangay officials transported them to the Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (Edsa) Shrine. (Screengrab from Philippine National Police/Facebook) MANILA, Phi
MANILAcasinwin, Philippines The Philippine National Police (PNP) has started investigating the death of a military colonel at Camp Aquinaldo in Quezon City. Col. Rolando Escalona Jr., a military lawyer, was found lifeless in his quarters at the Arme
