Lower standards, younger police examinees
EFFECTIVE May 28, the National Police Commission will lower the educational and age requirements for applicants to the police force.
Napolcom vice chairman Imelda Roces said the commission will revert back to 72 units the educational requirement for applicants and 18 the age requirement to lure many examinees.
She said civilians with the required college units may take the exams but should finish a four-year college course before he can be deemed qualified for appointment.
At present, the age limit for a police examinee is 28 years old, and he can only be appointed once he reaches 30.
Sunday, March 12, 2006
Corrupt Solution for Corrupt Group
Who in the world make decisions for our police?! It looks like their solution to remove corrupt, ignorant cops is to add more juvenile, ignorant, video gamer boys. And to make it easy for them to carry firearms and kill more innocent people, they're qualifications are decreased.
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