Modernization at benipisyo ng PNPA School Academy suportado ni Speaker Romualdez!

Nagpahayag ng mainit na pagsuporta si House Speaker Martin Romualdez sa gagawing modernization at pagkakaroon ng iba pang mga benipisyo ng Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) school na siyang isa sa pinagmumulan ng mga mahuhusay na police officers ng bansa.

Bilang suporta ni Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr sa modernization ng PNPA, nangako rin ang house speaker na agad nilang paguusapan sa kongreso ang higit pang mga benipisyo para sa mga kadete ng nasabing academy na siyang counterpart ng Philippine Military Academy (PMA) pagdating sa mga nais mag police official.

“In an increasingly globalized, highly advanced society, there is a need to modernize the PNPA and educate our police corps with new methods, so they may have the competency and expertise to deal with criminals employing new schemes and technology in the commission of a crime,” ani Romualdez.

“Sa inyo umaasa ang mga kababayan natin. Dahil sa inyo, nakakatulog sila ng mahimbing kasama ang kanilang mga pamilya,” Romualdez told PNPA cadets during their flag-raising ceremony and Distinguished Visitors Program at PNPA Grandstand of Camp General Mariano N. Castañeda in Silang, Cavite.

The Speaker said he believes that the police academy “must be given the autonomy to build infrastructure, acquire necessary equipment, and reorganize administrative structures.”

“The PNPA must also be authorized to determine exclusively its plans, policies, programs, curricula, and standards of teaching and training,” pahayag pa ng house speaker.

“Finally, to boost the PNPA cadets’ morale, they should be awarded with benefits in case of disability, sickness, or even death, during training,” ayon pa kay Romualdez.

Sinabi pa ng house speaker na halos lahat ng mga magagandang batas na inihain sa kongreso para i-upgrade at i-modernize ang PNPA school ay kanyang sinusuportahan.

“These measures are almost unanimous in their desire to establish a PNPA corps of professors and instructors, and to create a system of faculty, placement, promotion and development,” ani pa ng house speaker.

“Most of the bills also seek to classify PNPA cadets as state scholars and treat their period of cadetship as part of their government service, pahayag pa nito.

Romualdez commended the leadership of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the PNP for “doing a good job in booting out of service a few bad eggs in the police force.”

“Please continue with this noble mission and keep helping us eradicate corruption and unprofessionalism in public service. Let us all help President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. win the war against crime and illegal drugs,” ayon pa kay Romualdez.

“Kailangan po natin ang pulis sa mga komunidad para pangalagaan ang kapayapaan at kaligtasan,” ani pa ng house speaker.

Other officials who attended the program included Rep. Roy Loyola of Cavite and PNPA officers led by Brig. Gen. Eric Noble, the academy’s acting director.

Bukod kay house speaker Romualdez dumalo rin sa nasabing programa sina Cavite Rep. Roy Loyola, PNPA acting academy director Brig. Gen. Eric Noble at iba pang mga opisyales. (Cesar Barquilla)