Post to feed
Valenzuela City Holds NCR’s First Peace and Order Summit
2014-09-23 
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
ALL CHIEFS
Mayor REX Gatchalian, along with city police chief Rhoderrick Armamento (right) welcomes NCR police director Carmelo Valmoria and Northern Police District director P/C Supt Edgar Layon (right, background) to the city hall for the Peace and Order Summit. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
GENERALS AT THE CITY HALL
Mayor REX with NCR police director Carmelo Valmoria, followed by Northern Police District director P/C Supt Edgar Layon at the city hall for the Peace and Order Summit. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
Valenzuela City Rep. WIN Gatchalian greets NCR police director Carmelo Valmoria at the audio visual room of the city hall for the Peace and Order Summit. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
CHALLENGE
Mayor REX Gatchalian challenged the police officers saying “there should be no more excuses (for the cops not to do their jobs) because we ensured that all (they) will need is already shouldered by the taxpayers of Valenzuela City.” |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
From left: City Police chief Rhoderrick Armamento, Valenzuela Rep. WIN Gatchalian, Mayor REX Gatchalian, NCR police director Carmelo Valmoria and Northern Police District director P/C Supt Edgar Layon. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
Dubbed “Payapang Valenzuela, Ngayon Na,” authorities that panelled the recent Peace and Order Summit in Valenzuela City told some 500 local government officials and civil society representatives and explained to them how the police force is presently responding to the issue. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
TAG TEAM
Mayor REX Gatchalian challenged the police officers in a speech, citing that “there should be no more excuses (for the cops not to do their jobs) because we ensured that all (they) will need is already shouldered by the taxpayers of Valenzuela City.” Beside Gatchalian is NCR Police Office P/Dir Carmelo E. Valmoria. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
Dubbed “Payapang Valenzuela, Ngayon Na,” authorities that panelled the recent Peace and Order Summit in Valenzuela City told some 500 local government officials and civil society representatives and explained to them how the police force is presently responding to the issue. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
Dubbed “Payapang Valenzuela, Ngayon Na,” authorities that panelled the recent Peace and Order Summit in Valenzuela City told some 500 local government officials and civil society representatives and explained to them how the police force is presently responding to the issue. |
| View Gallery |
|
IN THIS PHOTO:
|
|
PEACE AND ORDER SUMMIT
Dubbed “Payapang Valenzuela, Ngayon Na,” authorities that panelled the recent Peace and Order Summit in Valenzuela City told some 500 local government officials and civil society representatives and explained to them how the police force is presently responding to the issue. Shown here are some of the judges in Valenzuela City courts. |
| View Gallery |
Caption 
The recent EDSA “hulidap,” or kidnap-extortion allegedly perpetrated by nine police officers, prompted the City Government of Valenzuela and the Valenzuela City Police (VCP) to mount a Peace and Order Summit to assure city residents that nothing of this kind will happen in the locality.
In a recent summit dubbed as, “Payapang Valenzuela, Ngayon Na,” NCR Police Office P/Dir Carmelo E. Valmoria stood before 500 local government officials and civil society representatives and explained to them how the police force is presently responding to the issue.
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian challenged the police officers in his speech, citing that “there should be no more excuses (for the cops not to do their jobs) because we ensured that all (they) will need is already shouldered by the taxpayers of Valenzuela City.”
“We won’t turn our backs to the VCP – we will provide the equipment, they just have to provide the dedication,” Mayor REX added.
Valenzuela City Police Chief, Senior Superintendent Rhoderick Armamento attested that the support extended by the local government of Valenzuela City significantly helped his men in the performance of their duties.
P/Supt. Armamento shared the current strategies being implemented by the VCP through an AVP entitled, “The VCPS Transformation Journey: Tayo Na, Pulis Valenzuela.” The video showed some of VCP’s programs that are intertwined the city government’s peace and order initiatives such as the Valenzuela City Police on Wheels (VPOW), Bantay-Ilog, and Taskforce Disiplina.
A forum on peace and order concerns culminated the summit which was moderated by P/Insp. Gina Fariñas.
This first of its kind summit was graced by First District Representative Cong. WIN Gatchalian and other city government officials, P/CSupt. Edgar L. Layon of the NCR Northern Police District and CAMANA chiefs of police, and different representatives from Valenzuela City’s business, education, religious, and civic sectors.
Latest News
Archive
Category