Prior to his designation as OIC of the PNP, Peralta was deputy chief for administration, the second highest post in the police force, and once led the Police Regional Office in Ilocos
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MANILA, Philippines – Malacañang has named Police Lieutenant General Emmanuel Baloy Peralta as the officer-in-charge of the Philippine National Police following the end of the extended term ofA memorandum from Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin said Peralta will lead the 232,000-member-strong police force beginning Sunday, March 31, and “until a replacement is appointed or until otherwise directed by this office.
Prior to his designation as OIC of the PNP, Peralta was already deputy chief for administration, the second highest post in the police force. This meant President Marcos Jr., for now, followed the virtue of seniority in choosing Acorda’s successor.
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