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Napolcom Pushes Criminology Reforms, Stricter Police Screening
The National Police Commission (Napolcom) is advocating for reforms in criminology education and more stringent screening of prospective police officers, citing concerns about the character of future law enforcers, following a recent incident involving a criminology intern.
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