Zamboanga City (The Redline News Philippines) - Three hundred eighty-eight (388) new breed of
police officers 1 took their oath before their proud loved ones and family in a
ceremony held at the Police Regional Office 9 Multi-purpose Mercedes Zamboanga
City on February 1, 2017.
PRO9 Regional Director PCSupt. Billy B. Beltran administered the oath taking of 302 male and 86 female police
officers 1 for the 2017 first Semester PO1 Attrition Recruitment Program.
PC/Supt. Beltan , in his inspirational message to the newly recruits,
challenged the recruits that being in the police service is such a profession
that emphasized public service and being a public servant. For this, their
profession should not be perished by wrongdoings while in service.
he PRO9 Regional Director also reminded the police trainees to bear in
mind that the police service is a noble profession and that if they failed to
fulfill their mandated duties and responsibilities, then as early as this
stage, he frankly informed the recruits to leave the ranks and go home. With
the bad images that the organization is facing, the organization needs
dedicated, honest and responsible police officers, he added.
The recruits were also challenged to submit themselves during training
in preparation for their deployment to various units and offices purposely to
combat against crimes and criminals in the region and look for their senior
officers who are dedicated and responsible one, as their role model.
The 388 new breed of police recruits who comes from the different city
and provinces of Zamboanga Peninsula, successfully passed the rigorous
examinations conducted by the PRO9 Recruitment Screening Committee after they
subjected to height and weight examinations, agility test, neuro-psychiatric
test, drug test, medical/dental examinations and final screening interview.
Being appointed on temporary status, the 388 new police recruits will
undergo Public Safety Basic Recruit Course (PSBRC) at the Regional Training
School 9, in Camp Felizimo Marcos, Pasonanca, Zamboanga City for six (6) months
to acquire the highest standards of police discipline, industry, courtesy and
value. This is followed by a Field Training Program (FTP) for another six (6)
months in cities and province within Zamboanga Peninsula in order to have an
actual observation and experience in the fields of investigation, traffic and
patrol. Right after the FTP, the new Police Officers will undergo rigid PNP
Modified Special Counter-Insurgency Operations Unit Training (SCOUT) for 45
days.
The new police officers will be
receiving a monthly basic pay of P14, 834.00 excluding other allowances while
undergoing training.(PR/PRO9-PIO/posted by Becky D. de Asis-The Redline News Philippines)
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