PNP Refutes False Claims About Acting Chief
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has firmly denied circulating social media posts suggesting that acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. called on the police, military, and other uniformed personnel to disobey President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. According to officials, these statements are completely fabricated and aim to sow confusion within the ranks and among the public.
Local leaders emphasized that the PNP remains loyal to the chain of command and the rule of law. “These statements are fabricated and malicious, intended to spread confusion and discredit our institution,” community members said, highlighting the damaging impact of such misinformation.
Spreading Misinformation Threatens Institutional Integrity
Sources reported that the spread of false information undermines trust in government agencies and jeopardizes public order. The PNP stressed its commitment to uphold the authority of the President and maintain peace and security nationwide.
Furthermore, officials noted that the police force continuously works to debunk hoaxes and prevent the dissemination of misleading content. They urged the public to verify information with official channels before sharing it online.
Call for Responsible Information Sharing
Community members reminded everyone of the importance of responsible social media use, especially during sensitive times. They urged netizens to avoid spreading unverified claims that can create unnecessary panic or discord.
In conclusion, the Philippine National Police reaffirmed its dedication to serving the Filipino people with integrity and respect for lawful authority. The institution remains vigilant against any attempts to destabilize its credibility.
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