QC cop sacked from post for refusing to make way for President's convoy

**jojoR** · July 30th, 2012 05:52 PM

Update:

From On Target, Mon Tulfo's column at Inquirer

SPO2 Ricardo Pascua, a member of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) who blocked the presidential convoy on Tuesday, was dismissed from the service for another offense.

But he was reportedly ordered reinstated by Executive Secretary Jojo Ochoa.

Pascua is known among his colleagues at the QCPD as “bata ni Ochoa,” or Ochoa’s boy. No wonder he can afford to be arrogant.

**Ry_Tower** · July 30th, 2012 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by jojoR

Update:

From On Target, Mon Tulfo's column at Inquirer

SPO2 Ricardo Pascua, a member of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) who blocked the presidential convoy on Tuesday, was dismissed from the service for another offense.

But he was reportedly ordered reinstated by Executive Secretary Jojo Ochoa.

Pascua is known among his colleagues at the QCPD as “bata ni Ochoa,” or Ochoa’s boy. No wonder he can afford to be arrogant.

Old story na yan, noon pa yan so malamang tapos na yan.

**JohnM** · July 30th, 2012 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

Old story na yan, noon pa yan so malamang tapos na yan.

Yep read back a few pages. Signing authority lang si Ochoa

But even then, ang siningitan nya boss ni Ochoa. Sori na lang

**piscesboy** · July 30th, 2012 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by JohnM

Yep read back a few pages. Signing authority lang si Ochoa

But even then, ang siningitan nya boss ni Ochoa. Sori na lang

at si DILG sec Robredo na nagutos para tanggalin sa serbisyo si SPO10

**john5** · August 1st, 2012 12:23 AM

meron na palang mga nakabinbin na kaso yan ilang beses na nadismiss...,hindi na nagbago kundi pa si pinoy ang naka enkwentro malamang hari harian pa din yan!ganyan naman talaga mga arogante na yan sila sila lang din ang nakakasuhan

**skybison** · August 6th, 2012 12:02 PM

karma nga naman....

PNP probes release of unpaid wages for twice dismissed cop | Inquirer News

PNP probes release of unpaid wages for twice dismissed cop
By Marlon Ramos
Philippine Daily Inquirer
9:32 pm | Sunday, August 5th, 2012

How could an erring police official be entitled to back wages if he was axed twice from the Philippine National Police (PNP) for serious offenses?

Even PNP chief Director General Nicanor Bartolome is perplexed over the circumstances surrounding Senior Police Officer 2 Ricardo Pascua’s reinstatement to police service and the manner by which he was able to claim his unpaid salaries dating back to the time of his dismissal.

For this reason, Bartolome has ordered a review of Pascua’s service records after the latter was accosted for refusing to yield to the convoy of President Benigno Aquino III last month.

Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo earlier directed Bartolome to drop the policeman from the PNP roster after records from the National Police Commission showed that he had actually been fired from the service twice.

“I directed our personnel to dig deeper into all the records so that we can determine really where the break in the administrative system is. We noticed that the recording of cases has some problems,” Bartolome told reporters on Thursday. He did not give additional details, including the total amount of back wages received by Pascua.

“It seems (Pascua’s) appeal was approved by a higher office,” he said.

In a letter to the INQUIRER, Malacañang Assistant Secretary Jose Emmanuel David Eva III admitted that Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa granted Pascua’s request for the release of his back wages on April 11.

Bartolome said he had ordered the PNP finance division to determine if the release of Pascua’s unpaid salaries was a violation of government policies.

He added that the PNP administrative division records showed that Pascua’s petition seeking the release of his back wages was initially junked by the PNP and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).

Based on the records of Napolcom, Pascua was dismissed in June 2001 and December 2002 based on two separate decisions by two People’s Law Enforcement Board offices in Quezon City.

He was later allowed by the DILG to return to active service after he appealed one of the cases. However, the other dismissal order against him remains in force after Napolcom upheld the PLEB’s decision.

**glenn manikis** · August 6th, 2012 12:08 PM

nakikita ko nanaman yung adventure ni pascua tuwing umaga sa may fairview.... mukhang pumapasada nalang sya..... hataw mode pa din kung mag drive....

**ZENMasterTYL** · August 6th, 2012 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by glenn manikis

nakikita ko nanaman yung adventure ni pascua tuwing umaga sa may fairview.... mukhang pumapasada nalang sya..... hataw mode pa din kung mag drive....

nagka counter flow pa rin?

mukhang sideline lang naman nya ata yung pagiging spo10

**IMm29** · August 6th, 2012 12:11 PM

Either walang kwenta ang system of record, or walang link ups between different systems. That's the break Chief PNP should be looking at.

I'm quite sure SPO10 knew of this kaya he crept up within the cracks and appealed of something that the other could not block.

Parang system ng LTO for processing licenses. They can check within their network whether or not they have reason not to reissue you a license -- like an unpaid traffic ticket, perhaps. This should be the same type of system employed for these sorts of cases.