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12/01/2026

STOP R**E!!!

11/01/2026

PNP STATEMENT

The Philippine National Police reiterates its firm commitment to discipline, professionalism, and ethical conduct as the core foundations of the police service. The PNP Code of Professional Conduct and Ethical Standards strictly governs the behavior of all personnel to protect the integrity of the organization and sustain public trust.

The PNP maintains a policy of zero tolerance for any immoral, illegal, or unethical act that tarnishes the image of the service or undermines public confidence.

All PNP personnel are reminded that they are expected to remain physically, emotionally, and psychologically fit to perform their duties at all times. Any behavior that impairs judgment, weakens control, or poses risk to others is unacceptable. Police authority, particularly the handling of fi****ms and enforcement powers, must always be exercised with restraint, vigilance, and full accountability.

Unit commanders and heads of offices are directed to enforce close supervision, uphold strict discipline, and act decisively on any misconduct. Command responsibility applies at all levels, and failure to enforce standards will be dealt with in accordance with the law.

The PNP emphasizes that wearing the uniform is a privilege that carries immense responsibility. Discipline, accountability, and integrity are non-negotiable in ensuring that the organization remains worthy of the trust and confidence of the Filipino people.

Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.

PLTGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr
Acting Chief, PNP

11/01/2026

PNP JOINS GLOBAL TRIBUTE IN NATIONAL ROLLOUT OF “REMEMBERING FALLEN OFFICERS” CAMPAIGN

The Philippine National Police has strengthened its commitment to honoring heroes in uniform as it actively participates in the Phase 3 National Rollout of the “Remembering Fallen Officers” (RFO) Awareness Campaign, a global initiative spearheaded by INTERPOL under Project VANGUARD B. Set to run from 7 January to 7 March 2026, the campaign seeks to commemorate officers who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty while fostering global solidarity among law enforcement agencies.

Under the guidance of PNP Acting Chief, Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., the PNP is integrating the campaign into key activities across its offices, particularly through the Directorate for Police Community Relations (DPCR), Police Community Affairs and Development Group (PCADG), and the Public Information Office (PIO). Through storytelling, tribute videos, community engagement, and interactive social media initiatives, the campaign brings to light the human side of policing—the “faces behind the badge”—and encourages Filipinos to reflect on the sacrifices of law enforcement officers.

“Every officer who gave their life in service leaves a legacy that reminds us what it truly means to serve,” said PLTGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. “Their courage sets a standard for all of us, and it is our responsibility to honor their memory by continuing the mission with dedication and integrity. Ang bawat sakripisyo ng ating mga nasawing kapulisan ay nagtuturo sa atin ng tunay na diwa ng paglilingkod. Nawa’y magsilbing gabay ito sa bawat miyembro ng PNP upang mas pagbutihin ang serbisyo sa publiko.”

The campaign follows the successful completion of Phase 1 (Laying the Foundations) and Phase 2 (Building National Campaigns), which included global coordination, visual identity development, and stakeholder engagement. Phase 3 marks the nationwide rollout, encouraging all PNP units to hold tribute ceremonies, share personal officer stories, conduct school and community outreach, and engage the public through digital platforms. The campaign will culminate globally on 7 March 2026, the International Day of Remembrance for Fallen Officers, with ceremonies including the Blue Light Salute, moments of silence, and public participation to honor police officers worldwide.

Highlighting the PNP’s Focus Agenda, Phase 3 particularly underscores Active Community Support, reflecting the organization’s dedication to building trust and stronger connections with communities across the Philippines while honoring those who have served with valor.

“Through this campaign, we are not just remembering fallen heroes; we are also strengthening the bond between the PNP and the communities we protect,” PLTGEN Nartatez said. “Ang kampanyang ito ay hindi lamang pag-alala sa ating mga bayani kundi pagpapatibay ng ugnayan ng PNP sa bawat komunidad. Sa pagtutulungan, mas napapalapit tayo sa lipunang may tiwala at respeto sa batas.”

As the PNP commemorates its fallen heroes and engages in this global initiative under the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the organization assures the public of its continued vision: PNP’s “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong mabilis, tapat, at nararamdaman.”

30/12/2025

PNP CHIEF WARNS: “PULL THE TRIGGER, LOSE THE BADGE” AS ONE-STRIKE POLICY TAKES EFFECT

MANILA — The Philippine National Police has reiterated a strict One-Strike Policy against indiscriminate firing as part of heightened security measures for the holiday season and the approach of New Year 2026.

In a firm warning, Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., Acting Chief of the PNP, stressed that any police personnel caught engaging in reckless or celebratory gunfire will face immediate dismissal and criminal charges, with no warnings and no second chances.

“Pull the trigger, lose the badge,” the PNP chief declared, underscoring that indiscriminate firing is a grave violation of duty and a direct threat to public safety during a time meant for peace and celebration.

Under the policy, erring personnel will be immediately relieved from duty and placed under preventive suspension pending investigation. Administrative sanctions and criminal liability will be imposed in accordance with existing laws.

The PNP leadership also emphasized absolute command responsibility, directing all unit commanders to ensure strict discipline within their ranks. Failure to act decisively against violators will result in accountability at every level of command.

As Filipinos prepare to welcome the New Year, the PNP called on its personnel to set the example of responsibility, restraint, and professionalism, reaffirming its commitment to public safety and trust.

The directive aligns with the PNP’s vision of Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas — Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman, ensuring that communities across the country can celebrate without fear.

30/12/2025

PNP

30/12/2025

PULL THE TRIGGER, LOSE THE BADGE

As part of the heightened security measures for the holiday season and the approach of New Year 2026, the Philippine National Police is strictly enforcing a One-Strike Policy against indiscriminate firing. This policy underscores the PNP’s firm commitment to protecting lives and ensuring public safety during a period meant for peace, not preventable harm.

All PNP personnel are reminded to observe the highest level of discipline and professionalism in the handling of fi****ms. Any act of reckless or celebratory gunfire is a serious violation of duty and will not be tolerated under any circumstance.

Personnel found guilty of indiscriminate firing shall face immediate administrative sanctions and criminal liability in accordance with existing laws, without warning or second chances. This includes dismissal from the service and the filing of appropriate criminal cases, as warranted.

Immediate and decisive action is required from all unit commanders. Personnel involved in indiscriminate firing will be relieved and placed under preventive suspension at once, pending investigation. Command responsibility is absolute—every level must be accountable to uphold discipline and safeguard public trust in the PNP.

As the nation welcomes the New Year, the PNP calls on all personnel to set the example of responsibility and restraint. Through the strict enforcement of the One-Strike Policy, the PNP reaffirms its commitment to a Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas—Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman—so that every Filipino can celebrate safely and without fear.

PLTGEN JOSE MELENCIO C. NARTATEZ JR
Acting Chief, Philippine National Police