PRO6 chief vows better public safety services to WV

Philippine Information Agency
14 Jan 2021, 06:08 GMT+10

ILOILO CITY, Jan. 14 (PIA) - Philippine National Police Regional Office 6 director Brigadier General Rolando F. Miranda vowed that PRO6 will deliver better public safety services to the people of Western Visayas.

PRO6 spokesperson Police Lt. Col. Joem Malong said that this commitment was stressed by Miranda during the traditional New Year's Call to the Regional Director by key PRO6 personnel held January 11 at Camp Teofilo Delgado, the PRO6 headquarters here.

The courtesy call to their commanders is a PNP tradition which symbolizes the callers' commitment and support for the rest of the year.

The 46 callers are other members of the command group, the regional division chiefs, special staff, provincial and city directors, chiefs of the National Support Units, Regional Accountant, Chief Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUP) Affairs Section and Regional Supply Accountable Officer attended the event to pay heed to the region's top cop.

Improved and better services and accomplishments were also emphasized by Miranda in an interview with members of the media.

In particular, Miranda said PRO6 will sustain its efforts in crime reduction and operations against illegal drugs, illegal gambling and all forms of illegal activities.

Miranda said that he will be giving incentives to units who will deliver significant accomplishments in focused police operations.

"Through the reward system, the units will be motivated to accomplish more," he added.

In his speech, Miranda thanked all the personnel of PRO6 in all the accomplishments for the year 2020, said Malong.

Miranda assumed as PRO6 Regional Director on December 1, 2020. (JBG/JSC/PIA6 Photo by PRO6)

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