NAPOLCOM-6 endorses complaints vs police chief
Bacolod City The National Police Commission-Region 6 (Napolcom-6) has endorsed the charges against Police Captain Allan Reloj, former police chief of Moises Padilla, Negros Occidental, to the Napolcom en banc in Quezon City.
Based on documents furnished to members of the local media, Napolcom-6 Director, Atty. Joseph Celis forwarded an 899-page investigation report to the en banc, after Mayor-elect Ella Celestina Garcia-Yulo and her husband Felix Mathias Segundo Yulo III filed the charges of Grave Misconduct and Grave Irregularities in the Performance of Duty against Reloj.
The cased stemmed from the arrest of the mayor-elect and her husband at a police checkpoint in the town’s Crossing Magallon in December 2017.
Both Yulos were arrested after police found firearms, and explosives in their vehicle, along with a bag of suspected shabu which was later proven to have been a fake.
Aside from the Napolcom, the Yulos also filed another case against Reloj for perjury, falsification of public documents, and planting of evidence.
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