LUCENA CITY—The Quezon Police Provincial Office completed a reshuffle on Wednesday, promoting three Biňan City police officers as the new chiefs of police for the towns of Mauban, Agdangan and Guinayangan.
Sworn into their new posts in a turnover ceremony were Chief Inspector Rodelio M. Calawit, who will now lead the Mauban Municipal Police Station; Senior Inspector Reynaldo J. Labitoria for Agdangan MPS; and Senior Inspector Reynaldo DB Dalumpienes for Guinayangan MPS.
Acting Provincial Police Director Senior Supt. Rhoderick C. Armamento said the new COPs are “competent and with a high standard of commitment and dedication at their respective anchored police stations.”
Supt. June P. Urriquia, deputy provincial director for Administration, presided over the turnover ceremonies.
As for the outgoing officers, Senior Inspector Marian Rose Cost will move from the Mauban MPS to the Calabarzon Police Regional Office, Senior Inspector Eric Veluz, will transfer from Guinayangan to the Lucena City Police, and Senior Inspector Reden L. Romasanta will go from Agdangan to the Quezon Provincial Public Safety Company.
Urriquia said the transfer of assignments is merely under the Philippine National Police’s policy, regardless of ranks or designation.
He stressed that the commitment of every police officer, both commissioned and non-commissioned, are important in preserving peace and order and in battling all forms of criminality in the province.