NCRPO deploys over 5K cops ahead of school opening

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The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has deployed 5,344 police personnel across Metro Manila to ensure the safe return of students to schools on 16 June.
In a statement, the NCRPO said that the deployment covers 1,206 public and private schools, providing a comprehensive, coordinated and visible police presence.
A total of 1,429 personnel have been assigned to police assistance desks strategically located near campuses.
These are supported by tactical units, including motorcycle riding units, covert teams and explosive ordnance disposal (EOD)/K9 teams, to deter criminal activity and enable swift emergency response.
Additionally, 1,135 mobile patrol units and 1,731 foot patrol officers have been dispatched throughout the five police districts and the regional mobile force battalion.
This ensures 24/7 ground coverage not only around schools but also in high-traffic and risk-prone areas.
The Southern Police District reported the largest deployment with 1,612 personnel, followed by the Northern Police District with 1,240, and the Manila Police District with 955.