PNP pinababalik ang retirement pay ng dating pulis sa road rage

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Halos ₱600,000 ang kailangang ibalik ng dating pulis na sangkot sa viral road rage na si Wilfredo Gonzales mula sa natanggap niyang retirement pay.   Alamin kung bakit sa report ni Crissy Dimatulac.  Visit our website for more #NewsYouCanTrust: https://www.cnnphilippines.com/  Follow our social media pages:  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CNNPhilippines • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cnnphilippines/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/cnnphilippines

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00:00 The Philippine National Police returned the lump sum as part of the retirement pay of the police who were beaten by Wilfredo Gonzalez.

00:08 Yes, he was able to receive his call which is actually entitled to Alessia Don.

00:13 That's basically the terminal leave, earned credits.

00:17 He also received a three-year lump sum pension, starting 2016 up to 2019.

00:26 But when we received the dismissal order, when the PRBS was able to receive the dismissal order,

00:33 his monthly pension which was supposed to start in 2019, it was not anymore activated.

00:37 So basically he's not anymore receiving pension from us.

00:40 It will reach almost P600,000.

00:44 According to PNP Retirement and Benefits Administration Service Director Brigadier General Nino Rabaya,

00:50 they will send a demand letter to Gonzalez.

00:53 He's being accused of being a civilian who is waiting for him even if he cannot pay the money.

00:58 We will be taking civil action against him.

01:01 We have already referred this to our legal.

01:04 In 2017, the dismissal order was issued against Gonzalez because of grave misconduct.

01:10 His motion for reconsideration was denied until it was approved in 2019.

01:15 Meanwhile, PNP Chief General Benjamin Acorda assured that

01:20 the People's Law Enforcement Board or PLEB will make a decision on the matter.

01:25 The three police officers, QC, filed a complaint.

01:29 Because of his inhumane behavior, the cyclist who was accused by Gonzalez was protected.

01:35 If they were charged by PLEB, they have a right.

01:39 It's a composition of so many sectors.

01:44 There are legal, teachers, and religious.

01:50 The decision of PLEB is what we call final and executory.

01:57 The public did not like the way QCPD District Director Brigadier General Nicolas Torre presented Gonzalez,

02:06 who was accused of being a former drug dealer.

02:09 The reason was to make him stand in his place.

02:13 This afternoon, Torre was formally replaced by the former PNP Public Information Chief Brigadier General Rederico Maranat.

02:22 At the turnover ceremony, Torre was awarded the title of Queso City and National Capital Region Police Office for his dedication to QCPD.

02:32 Krissy Dimatulak, CNN Philippines.

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