The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) was recognized as this year's best police district in Metro Manila.
The Quezon City Police District was recognized as this year’s best police district in Metro Manila.
QCPD’s Novaliches Police Station emerged as the Best Numbered Police Station for Accomplishment in Project District Level while Fairview Police Station’s Police Community Precinct-2 was awarded as the Best PCP. In a message, Esquivel applauded his men and thanked them for working hard and putting efforts in their operations to maintain Quezon City a safe city.
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