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Anak ni Bato: Rock dela Rosa joins PNPA
Anak ni Bato: Rock dela Rosa joins PNPA
ABS-CBN News
Published May 01, 2017 12:53 PM PHT
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MANILA - Rock dela Rosa, the only son of Philippine National Police chief Director General Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, is following the footsteps of his dad as he joined the PNP Academy (PNPA) on Monday.
MANILA - Rock dela Rosa, the only son of Philippine National Police chief Director General Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, is following the footsteps of his dad as he joined the PNP Academy (PNPA) on Monday.
Despite being the son of the PNP's highest ranking official, Rock still had to go through intense physical activity in 8 different stations, which is a PNPA tradition in welcoming new recruits.
Despite being the son of the PNP's highest ranking official, Rock still had to go through intense physical activity in 8 different stations, which is a PNPA tradition in welcoming new recruits.
New recruits also got their heads shaved upon entering the PNPA, and Rock was not exempt to this tradition.
New recruits also got their heads shaved upon entering the PNPA, and Rock was not exempt to this tradition.
In a previous interview with ABS-CBN News, the PNP chief's only son said he took up Business Administration first but realized that his true passion lies in becoming a policeman.
In a previous interview with ABS-CBN News, the PNP chief's only son said he took up Business Administration first but realized that his true passion lies in becoming a policeman.
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He also shared that his father did not push him to become a policeman, but advised him instead to enjoy life and pursue his own dreams.
He also shared that his father did not push him to become a policeman, but advised him instead to enjoy life and pursue his own dreams.
"I am not doing this for him, but for my love for my family, the PNP, my fellow Filipino people and the President," he said.
"I am not doing this for him, but for my love for my family, the PNP, my fellow Filipino people and the President," he said.
Rock, the youngest in a brood of three, also revealed that he looked up to President Rodrigo Duterte more than his father.--with reports from Jeff Canoy
Rock, the youngest in a brood of three, also revealed that he looked up to President Rodrigo Duterte more than his father.--with reports from Jeff Canoy
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