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PNP-ARMM needs more police recruits

Posted on November 4, 2013

CAMP SK PENDATUN, Maguindanao, (PNA) — Police authorities in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) has announced additional quota for new policemen in the region.

Chief Supt. Noel Delos Reyes, ARMM police regional director, said the region is in need of additional policemen to fill up vacancies for 20 male policemen before November 25.

“We are now accepting new applicants for police officer,” said Supt. Elizalde Quiboyen, PNP-ARMM chief of human resource and doctrine development division.

The additional recruitment came after police authorities rejected those who failed to pass the physical and written exam but tried to bribe their way in.

Delos Reyes said that recruitment had been revised to deny unfit to become policemen and junked bribery among the police recruiters.

All interested parties are advised to submit personally their application to the Recruitment and Selection Section, RPHRDD containing the following attachments: CSC Form 212 (Revised 2005); Birth Certificate duly authenticated by NSO; Eligibility; Pictures (2×2 ID,1 pc bust and 1 pc whole body with name tag); Transcript of Records (with CAV and Diploma); Clearances (Barangay, Police, RTC,MTC & NBI); Medical Certificate; 2 valid IDs; Certificate of Good Moral Character; Finger Print and Hand Writing Experiment.

For more details, applicants are advised to visit the PNP-ARMM website at www.proarmm.com.

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