President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Friday stated there was no report that lively police officers had been planning to oust him from energy.
In an ambush interview in General Santos City, Marcos was requested to remark concerning the declare of former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV that retired and lively high-ranking officers of the Philippine National Police (PNP) had been plotting to take away him from workplace.
The President stated that those that already retired from police service could possibly be a part of the alleged destabilization plot, whether it is certainly in movement.
Marcos added that he has not noticed politicking throughout the police service.
“I don’t see—, wala kaming report na in the ranks. Iyong mga retired baka mayroon, mayroong mga gumagalaw, sumasama sa mga destab na ginagawa,” Marcos stated.
(I do not see—, we haven’t any report of that within the ranks. Perhaps there could possibly be some motion among the many retired law enforcement officials, participating within the alleged destabilization effort.)
“Pero sa ating mga kapulisan at siyempre lalo na sa officer corps, wala naman tayong nakikitang ganun na namumulitika ang mga police,” he added.
(But we do not see any politicking in our police drive and particularly within the officer corps.)
Marcos stated that his major concern is that safety officers, together with the navy, would do their duties in serving and defending the nation.
“So, ang loyalty check, hindi ko alam kung ano ‘yung loyalty check katotohanan. Anong sasabihin mo doon sa tao? Sasabihin, ‘loyal ka ba sa akin?’ Siyempre, oo ang sagot noon, ‘di ba, kahit na hindi siya loyal sa ‘yo. Pero titingnan natin mga record [nila.]” he stated.
(I do not actually know what’s known as a loyalty test. What do you inform folks while you conduct these checks? Will you ask, ‘are you loyal to me?’ Of course, they’ll reply, ‘sure,’ even when they aren’t loyal to you. But we are going to look into their information.)
“Ang ano ko naman, kahit hindi mo ako binoto, okay lang sa akin basta’t maging professional ka, gawin mo ‘yung trabaho mo nang tama. Iyon lang naman ang hinihiling ko sa lahat ng police, sa lahat ng Armed Forces,” Marcos added.
(For me, even when I did not get your vote, it is okay so long as you perform your work correctly and professionally. That’s all I ask from the police and the Armed Forces.)
Last Tuesday, Trillanes stated that retired and lively high-ranking PNP officers had been recruiting members in an ouster plot in opposition to Marcos. They have been supposedly making an attempt to recruit members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
Asked who was behind the ouster plot, Trillanes stated it was the “Duterte camp.”
Sought for remark, Duterte’s former presidential spokesperson, Atty. Harry Roque, stated that the remarks had been “hallucinations and hangover from his coup d’etat days.”
For her half, PNP spokesperson Police Colonel Jean Fajardo had stated that there aren’t any lively police officers concerned within the plot.
She additionally known as on Trillanes to “spare the PNP” from such points, saying the company is concentrated on its mandate. — VDV, GMA Integrated News
Source: www.gmanetwork.com
