
PNP probes alleged recruitment extortion, says PNP badge not for sale
The Police Regional Office Negros Island Region (PRO NIR) has launched a dual criminal and administrative investigation into police personnel accused of extorting money from a hopeful recruit, sparking a stern warning from leadership that the "PNP badge is not for sale."The probe follows a complaint filed with the Bacolod City Police Office, where a PNP applicant alleged that a police personnel demanded and received cash in exchange for entry into the service. The complainant stated that the suspect later returned to demand even more money.Authorities are urging other potential victims of such recruitment scams to come forward.PBrig. Gen. Romano V. Cardiño, PRO NIR regional director, emphasized that the recruitment process is strictly merit-based, governed by transparency and e...









