President Marcos Jr. will have the final say on who among the full colonels and generals of the PNP would go once their courtesy resignation is accepted by the five-man committee that would be tasked to evaluate those involved in illegal drugs activities.
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. will have the final say on who among the full colonels and generals of Philippine National Police would go once their courtesy resignation is accepted by the five-man committee that would be tasked to assess and evaluate those who are involved in illegal drugs activities.
Based on the agreed process of the courtesy resignation, the Committee of Five will be the first to conduct assessment and evaluation before its recommendation is submitted to the Napolcom en banc. “The output of the Committee of Five would be recommendatory. It’s either it would be upheld by the Napolcom or there are some names that would be removed before the submission to the President,” said Azurin.Azurin said there will be no more names that would be added once the recommendation is submitted to Napolcom.
There are currently 956 colonels and generals in the PNP but three of them reportedly opted not to file anymore since they will be retiring this month, or before the Jan. 31 deadline of Azurin.
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