Retiradong police general maaari pa ring managot sa reklamo kaugnay ng P70K na sapatos
- Police Brigadier General Jezebel Imelda Medina retired on December 25, 2025, two days after a complaint was filed against her
- According to the PNP, the administrative case will continue even though she is no longer in active service
- Her pension may be reduced if she is found guilty of the allegations
- The complaint stemmed from two incidents, including her alleged wearing of expensive shoes while in uniform
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Despite formally retiring from the Philippine National Police on December 25, 2025, a police general facing an administrative complaint over two controversial incidents remains accountable.
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The complaint against Police Brigadier General Jezebel Imelda Medina, former head of the PNP Health Service, was filed two days before her retirement.
According to PNP spokesperson Police Brigadier General Randulf Tuaño, an administrative case does not automatically disappear simply because an officer has retired.
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“Compulsory retirement does not affect the pendency of a case filed before an officer retires,” Tuaño explained.
He added that the process will continue until the proper authorities issue a final decision.
While Medina will still receive her retirement benefits, these may be reduced depending on the outcome of the case.
“If a decision is made later on and, for the sake of argument, the PNP personnel is found guilty, this will be deducted from her pension,” Tuaño added.
On Wednesday, the National Police Commission confirmed that Medina is facing administrative complaints for less grave neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming of a police officer.
According to NAPOLCOM Vice Chairperson and Executive Officer Rafael Vicente Calinisan, the complaint arose from two issues.
The first involves Medina’s alleged failure to submit a psychiatric and psychological examination report of a police officer in Quezon City who was accused of sedition in connection with his vlogging activities.
The second concerns her alleged wearing of shoes worth P70,599 while in PNP uniform.
“This act raises serious concerns on modest living and ethical conduct,” Calinisan stressed.
In an earlier local report by KAMI, a family of three was mercilessly shot and killed inside their store in Barangay Mallorca, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija. CCTV footage showed three men entering the shop, closing the roll-up door, and then shooting the entire family to death. Before fleeing, one of the suspects also took a bag and a cellphone belonging to the victims. According to a report by Gary De Leon of TV5 Frontline Pilipinas, the family started receiving threats after they lent P1 million to a resident of their barangay, who allegedly used the money for a business.
In another viral local report, a 51-year-old public school teacher in Las Piñas City was stabbed multiple times by her own husband. Based on a report by EJ Gomez on Unang Balita, the 38-year-old suspect committed the crime inside the school’s faculty room. Police said the school had a security guard, but since the suspect was a familiar face, he was able to enter and leave easily. The suspect claimed he went there to talk to his wife and fix their issues, but the situation escalated into a heated argument.
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