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 MANILA, Feb. 10 (PNA) – More than 300 police officers (POs) and police non-commissioned officers (PNCOs) of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) have been promoted to the next higher rank.
The QCPD-Human Resource Division (HRD) said on Wednesday one of the newly-promoted police officers is 2003 COPS awardee Chief Inspector Reynaldo Z. Medina, commander of the QCPD-Bahay Toro Police Community Precinct (PCP) under QCPD Station 3 in Barangay Talipapa, Novaliches. |
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 Being the chief of the local police in his own hometown gives P/Supt Cruz an extra dose of inspiration to exert every effort to make Cabanatuan City one of the safest places on earth.
His wide-ranging initiatives have all been effective in sending out the message that lawless elements do not have a place to stay and prosper in his area of responsibility – a message that at least four criminal gangs operating in and out of Cabanatuan City have found out the hard way. Aside from the usual robbery and hold-up suspects, notorious criminals wanted for peddling illegal drugs, murder and rape – including the most wanted man in Nueva Ecija – as well as car thieves plying their trade in Central Luzon have met the long arm of the law in the person of P/Supt Cruz, whose intensive network of civilian informants and community assets make the job look easy. His accomplishments have earned him and his unit not just various awards and commendations, but the trust and support of the entire community and the PNP hierarchy as a whole. |
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 Name any of the more active kidnap-for-ransom or robbery-hold up groups that used to operate with impunity in Mindanao and chances are, PCI Delvo has had a hand in their neutralization. In the course of his extremely dangerous yet very productive stint with the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF)-Mindanao Area, he dealt with notoriously famous bands of brigands such as the Babacua and Fajardo kidnap gangs and the Posadas and Chigo robbery groups on a day-to-day basis. Against the fierce terror tactics and vaunted firepower of these thugs, PCI Delvo employed the power of hard-nosed police intelligence work, with the valuable contribution of civilian assets and community informants, to serve the course of justice and secure the safety of the public at large. The fact that he successfully solicited the help of members of Muslim communities to go after criminal groups with Muslim members makes his achievements all the more noteworthy. |
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 Whether be it in Metro Manila, Cebu or Davao, P/Supt Carlos has proven to be the bane of drug traffickers operating in many parts of the country. A review of the PNP’s most successful campaigns against illegal drugs would inevitably turn up his name – and a sterling professional record that includes the dismantling of the Antipolo City Shabu Mega-Factory in 2003 and other major drug laboratories in Metro Manila, Mandaue City in Cebu and Davao City in Mindanao.
All these operations involved the confiscation of billions of pesos worth of drugs, chemicals and various drug-making paraphernalia and equipment, and the arrest of known members of big drug syndicates, among them Chinese nationals. His excellent liaison work with other police agencies, not just with local bureaus like the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency but with international agencies like the US Drug Enforcement Administration and the Taiwan Police, as well as his outstanding intelligence work and coordination with local officials and community-level assets, have helped turn the tide of the battle against drugs in favor of law enforcement operatives. |
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 In addition to his regular police work against drugs and criminality, P/Supt Noble has expanded his priorities to include other issues that fundamentally affect the safety and security of communities within his area of responsibility.
While traffic, loose firearms and fraternity hazing might seem like trivial police matters, these are concerns that make a difference between thriving communities living in peace and order, and those that come under constant threat of chaos and violence. His concern for the well-being of the public that he serves extends to the welfare of the institution where he belongs, which was put to good use by his involvement in the training and management of the PNP’s human resources. As Deputy Chief of the Personnel Holding and Accounting Unit (PHAU), P/Supt Noble was responsible for the discovery of more than a hundred “ghost” cops: police personnel who have been dismissed or discharged, or are serving time in jail or otherwise dead, but who continue to receive their salaries and benefits. |
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