President Benigno S. Aquino III has appointed retired Police
Director Felizardo M. Serapio Jr. as commissioner of the National Police
Commission (Napolcom), representing the law enforcement sector, for a term of
six years.
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
Secretary and Napolcom Chairman Mel Senen S. Sarmiento said that the President
signed on Feb. 11, 2016 the appointment of Commissioner Serapio to replace
former Commissioner Luisito T. Palmera whose term of office ended on Jan. 7,
2016.
Napolcom Vice Chairman and Executive Officer Eduardo U.
Escueta said that prior to his appointment as Napolcom commissioner, Serapio
was the undersecretary and head of the Law Enforcement and Security Integration
Office under the Office of the Executive Secretary. He was also the Executive
Director of the Philippine Center on Transnational Crime.
Commissioner Serapio also served as head of the Interpol
National Central Bureau Secretariat, officer-in-charge of the ASEAN Senior
Official on Transnational Crime-Philippines, and head of the Working Group on
Trafficking in Persons, ASEAN Senior Official on Transnational Crime.
Serapio retired from the police service in June 2010 where
he held various key positions, such as head of the Directorate for Integrated
Police Operations-Western Mindanao, regional director of Police Regional Office
12, and director of the Special Action Force.
Serapio was known in the PNP as a crisis manager. He was a
graduate of the RP-UK Crisis Management Assistance Program (CMAP) and various
crisis management courses held in the United
States of America , United
Kingdom and Thailand . He shared his expertise
by serving as resource person in CMAP trainings conducted by the PNP.
He was also known as the “Father of Police Intervention
Training” as he was among the few who introduced it in the PNP.
At present, the Napolcom is chaired by Secretary Sarmiento
with Vice Chairman Escueta, Commissioner Alejandro S. Urro, Commissioner
Constancia P. De Guzman and Commissioner Serapio as regular members and PNP
Chief PDG Ricardo C. Marquez as ex-officio Commissioner.
“The Napolcom welcomes the well-deserved appointment of
Commissioner Serapio. His vast experience in law enforcement and participation
as resource person in international law enforcement integration and cooperation
will definitely be an asset to the Commission,” Escueta said.
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