From Politiko (Jan 14, 2024): Access Of Retired AFP, PNP Officers To Camps Reportedly Restricted Amid Destab Rumors (By Nancy Carvajal)
The access of retired military and police officers to Camps Aguinaldo and Crame has reportedly been restricted amid rumors of a brewing destabilization attempt, Politiko has learned.
The access of retired military and police officers to Camps Aguinaldo and Crame has reportedly been restricted amid rumors of a brewing destabilization attempt, Politiko has learned.
“The issuance of stickers to retired officials for unhampered entry to all camps has allegedly been put on hold and under review in order to avoid any untoward incident,” an Iskooper from the intelligence community said.
Retired military and police officers were previously given unimpeded access to all camps, provided they had proper coordination.
While ranking officials of both the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and Philippine National Police (PNP) have quashed rumors of unrest among uniformed personnel, an Iskooper said there are reportedly “aggressive talks with promises” made by certain individuals to soldiers and the police.
The Iskooper declined to elaborate on the supposed promises made to the uniformed personnel, but said it was “the usual.”
Police and soldiers, however, appear to be indifferent to the supposed advances made by retired officers.
“Bakit kami susunod sa retired, this is now our time to serve, huwag na kami idamay diyan,’’ the Iskooper said.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte has denied any involvement in any supposed destabilization attempts against the Marcos administration.
The AFP and PNP have affirmed their loyalty to the Constitution.
https://politiko.com.ph/2024/01/14/access-of-retired-afp-pnp-officers-to-camps-reportedly-restricted-amid-destab-rumors/headlines/
The access of retired military and police officers to Camps Aguinaldo and Crame has reportedly been restricted amid rumors of a brewing destabilization attempt, Politiko has learned.
“The issuance of stickers to retired officials for unhampered entry to all camps has allegedly been put on hold and under review in order to avoid any untoward incident,” an Iskooper from the intelligence community said.
Retired military and police officers were previously given unimpeded access to all camps, provided they had proper coordination.
While ranking officials of both the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and Philippine National Police (PNP) have quashed rumors of unrest among uniformed personnel, an Iskooper said there are reportedly “aggressive talks with promises” made by certain individuals to soldiers and the police.
The Iskooper declined to elaborate on the supposed promises made to the uniformed personnel, but said it was “the usual.”
Police and soldiers, however, appear to be indifferent to the supposed advances made by retired officers.
“Bakit kami susunod sa retired, this is now our time to serve, huwag na kami idamay diyan,’’ the Iskooper said.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte has denied any involvement in any supposed destabilization attempts against the Marcos administration.
The AFP and PNP have affirmed their loyalty to the Constitution.
https://politiko.com.ph/2024/01/14/access-of-retired-afp-pnp-officers-to-camps-reportedly-restricted-amid-destab-rumors/headlines/
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