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NAPOLCOM Arrested Employee

Analy Labor · Jun 15, 2026, 3:43 PM

(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor
(June 15 2026) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Rarafael Vicente Calinisan, hold a press conference on Monday June 15 2026,  to present to the media the arrested suspect, a 59 year old Jaime Flores a NAPOLCOM employee involving on a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver for threatening with a firearm, following a traffic altercation along EDSA in Mandaluyong City on Friday. Flores emotionally apologized to his family, and to the public for what he had done. Photo/Analy Labor