Makati Police tops southern NCR ranking
The PNP uses the unit performance evaluation rating system to measure the efficiency of police departments
The PNP uses the unit performance evaluation rating system to measure the efficiency of police departments
The Makati Police recently bested six other police departments under the Southern Police District as it gained the top spot in terms of performance for the month of November.
No less than Makati City Mayor Abby Binay lauded the efforts of the Makati Police for its sterling performance.
"We are proud to have these dedicated officers serve our city and act as a formidable barrier against crime. This feat is an example of the hard work of our police force, and I believe that with their relentless efforts, Makati will remain a peaceful and secure place for everyone," Binay said.
Citing reports from the Southern Police District, Binay said that the Makati Police obtained a score of 94.78 percent for implementing programs of the Philippine National Police. The PNP uses the unit performance evaluation rating system to measure the efficiency of police departments.
The mayor said the local police also ranked first for three consecutive months from July to September and second in October.
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Meantime, Makati Police chief Col. Edward Cutiyog disclosed that 89 suspected drug pushers and users were nabbed in 54 separate operations from 1 to 30 November, adding that 106 suspects were also arrested in 38 separate operations for illegal gambling, while 5,878 people were apprehended for violating city ordinances, including the curfew policy, traffic violations, drinking in public, smoking in non-designated areas, urinating in public places, and littering.
At least 46 wanted persons were arrested, including five under the Top 10 Most Wanted Persons list in Southern Metro Manila.
"This is a clear indication of the excellent work done by our policemen and their commitment to public safety. Makati will continue to support our police and provide them with the necessary resources, training, and support to ensure that they can uphold their responsibilities to our people with excellence," Binay said.
She expressed gratitude to the Makati Police for its hard work in keeping the citizens safe and urged Makatizens and workers to be vigilant and report suspicious persons and illegal activities in the city.
