PRO8 honors model
PNP families
By
RPCRD, Police Regional Office 8
September 7, 2012
CAMP SEC. RUPERTO K.
KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte – The Police Regional Office 8,
embarking on a noble program to strengthen moral values and
emphasizing the importance of solid Filipino family, paid tribute to
model police families as the highlight of the culmination of the
National Crime Prevention Week celebration.
“The search for PNP model
families intends to bringforth transformational leaders within the
organization and highlights the police’s capability as a leader and
community partner”, PCSupt Elmer Ragadio Soria, PRO8 Regional Director
said. This is also made to build public confidence and support to the
police force and help induce positive changes in the environment by
serving as role models, he added.
This year’s regional winners
are PSupt Orlando Senedrin Gardiola, Jr. and family, assigned with
Eastern Samar Police Provincial Office for Family Category and SPO2
Solita Miralles Canites and family of Quinapondan Municipal Police
Station for Solo Parent Category. They were also adjudged as national
finalists and were presented by PCSupt Soria, DILG Regional Director
Pedro Noval, Jr and Napolcom Regional Director Nicomedez Jose during
the Culmination Program of the 18th National Crime Prevention Week
held last Friday morning at the PRO8 Matapat Hall.
First launched on September
1, 2009 during the NCPW Kickoff Ceremony, the Search for PNP Model
Families is being undertaken by the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM)
in collaboration with the Department of the Interior and Local
Government (DILG), Philippine National Police (PNP) and other member
agencies/organizations of the National Crime Prevention Week
Inter-agency Technical Working Committee.
The winners were selected
for being God-fearing, responsible and hardworking parents who are
providing for the needs of their families while at the same time
serving the force with utmost dedication despite their busy schedule.
The 2012 PNP Model Families
were divided into two categories to recognize not only those PNP
personnel with complete members of the family but also single police
parents who untiringly supported their family living with strong
family bond, righteousness and social responsiveness.
“The recognition not only
served as a vehicle in gaining support, cooperation, trust and
confidence of an empowered citizenry in the police, but also motivates
law enforcers to put more emphasis and value on the moral aspect of
the PNP Integrated Transformation Program.”, the Regional Director
averred.