Napolcom to pursue charges vs Pasig City cop who pulled gun on vehicle
The National Police Commission (Napolcom) will pursue administrative charges against a Pasig City police officer who allegedly pointed his service firearm at a vehicle while intoxicated at a gasoline station. A formal complaint has already been filed.
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