NCRPO: 8 Taguig cops in viral operation dismissed from service

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NCRPO: 8 Taguig cops in viral operation dismissed from service

By: - Reporter /
/ 08:47 AM June 10, 2025

NCRPO: 8 Taguig cops in viral operation dismissed from service

Headquarters of the National Capital Region Police Office — Photo from NCRPO/Facebook

MANILA, Philippines — Eight police officers involved in a viral and controversial operation in Taguig City have been dismissed from the service, according to the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).

The NCRPO said it conducted an administrative investigation following a social media post last February showing police officers engaging in “illegitimate misconduct in the guise of a police operation inside a private residence.”

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“The investigation revealed that on February 9, 2025, some personnel from Substation 5, Taguig CPS, forcibly entered the complainants’ residence without a valid warrant, committed physical abuse, and allegedly stole over P76,000.00 in cash and several electronic devices,” the NCRPO said in a statement on Monday night.

“The complainants were then forcibly taken, deceived, and allegedly coerced into signing a document to drop charges,” it added.

The NCRPO revealed that five personnel were found guilty of grave misconduct, less grave misconduct, and conduct unbecoming of a police officer, while three others were found liable for less grave misconduct and conduct unbecoming of a police officer.

Meanwhile, the substation commander was found liable for grave neglect of duty and was given a one-rank demotion, while another officer was exonerated after being found not liable.

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NCRPO Chief Major Gen. Anthony Aberin reminded policemen of the importance of returning to basics and “strictly following proper procedures and established protocols.”

“My five key reminders emphasize: follow what is written in the Police Operational Procedures, because this serves as our guide in all operations; do what is right at all times; and not involve in any illegal activities. By doing so, we ensure that our actions remain lawful, proper, and respectful of the rights of our citizens,” he added./mcm

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