Marbil orders more cops out on field duties
The Philippine Star|June 20, 2024
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered field commanders to intensify police presence in the street across the country, but clarified that it has nothing to do with the alleged presence of members of the Chinese military.
EMMANUEL TUPAS
Marbil orders more cops out on field duties

Acting on the directive of Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos, PNP chief Gen. Rommel Francisco Marbil yesterday mandated a nationwide intensification of patrol operations in all regional, provincial, city and municipal police stations.

Marbil's order includes foot patrols in urban centers, residential areas and other high-traffic locations to maintain visible police presence in communities.

"This initiative is designed to not only prevent crime, but also to build trust and rapport with the communities we serve," Marbil said in a statement.

Also included are motorcycle patrols to ensure swift response to incidents and emergencies.

Marbil also wants more Oplan Galugad and Oplan Sita operations in crime-prone areas to deter criminal activities.

To ensure that his directive is accomplished, Marbil ordered that 85 percent of the 232,000-strong police force be actively engaged in field duties, reducing the number of police officers assigned to desk duties.

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