Majority of the 18 third-level officers of the Philippine National Police whose courtesy resignations have been accepted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. have remained in their present positions. | dexcabalzaINQ /PDI
“There was an earlier pronouncement before that once your resignation will be accepted you will be considered as optionally retired for purposes of receiving your retirement benefits. That’s what we have to clarify, the status of the 18 if they are indeed included in the document signed by the President,” she explained.
The highest officers to be axed from the service were Brigadier Generals Remus Medina, Randy Peralta and Pablo Labra II, who all belong to PNP Academy Tagapaglunsad Class of 1993.
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