WATCH: PNP Chief Oscar Albayalde now at the Camp Crame flag raising ceremony. pic.twitter.com/jCe7dXaGM3

— Raffy Sison Santos (@raffsantos) November 25, 2018

MANILA -- (UPDATE) Actor Coco Martin was in Camp Crame Monday for a dialogue with top police officials, after producers of his top-rating cop drama reached an understanding with the Philippine National Police leadership.

Martin, accompanied by ABS-CBN COO for Broadcast Cory Vidanes, attended flag raising rites at police general headquarters. He shook hands with Director General Oscar Albayalde, the PNP Chief.

In an agreement signed after the dialogue, the PNP allowed "Ang Probinsyano" to use their uniform, vehicles, and facilities on the condition that the show would not smear the police's image.

ABS-CBN, MTRCB, at PNP, lumagda sa kasunduan hinggil sa “Ang Probinsyano.” Pumayag ang PNP na ipagamit ang kanilang mga uniporme, sasakyan, at gusali sa kondisyong hindi sisirain ng palabas ang imahe ng pulisya @DZMMTeleRadyo pic.twitter.com/pldvtILAzu

— Zhander Cayabyab (@zhandercayabyab) November 25, 2018

Albayalde earlier described as "unfair" the portrayal of a corrupt national police chief in "Ang Probinsyano," where Martin plays good cop Ricardo Dalisay.

The Department of Interior and Local Government, which has jurisdiction over the PNP, dropped plans to sue the makers of "Ang Probinsyano" after a meeting with ABS-CBN executives.

In the meeting, the PNP cited the importance of respect for its men while recognizing the show's creative freedom. Producers said Martin's character would continue to be a good policeman.

• 'Ang Probinsyano' gets DILG, PNP support after dialogue

"Ang Probinsyano" is "purely fictitious," ABS-CBN said earlier, adding it had no intentions of smearing the PNP's reputation.--report from Raffy Santos and Zhander Cayabyab, ABS-CBN News