Pinangunahan ni Pres. Bongbong Marcos ang ika-45 Commencement Exercises ng Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) para sa “Layag-Diwa” Class of 2024 sa Camp Gen. Mariano Castañeda sa Silang, Cavite, April 19. Sa kaniyang mensahe, hinimok ng Pangulo ang nasa 223 cadets na nagsipagtapos na gamitin ang digital at information technology (IT) upang labanan ang krimen lalo ang cybercrime, pagsisilbi sa taumbayan, at isagawa ang innovation kaugnay sa serbisyo. “I challenge you to leverage that technology that you are familiar with as aids in protecting and serving our people, especially in battling cybercrime,” ayon kay Pres. Marcos, Jr. “I ask you to embrace smart policing, fire prevention, and penology. There is still no substitute for pounding the streets. When it comes to assuring the people, analog will always beat digital," dagdag niya. #News5 Follow News5 and stay updated with the latest stories! https://www.facebook.com/News5Everywhere https://twitter.com/News5PH https://www.instagram.com/

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Congratulations, first of all, to the members of the PNPA Layak Diwa Class of 2024.

We proudly see you today as you parade the students for the last time.

Tomorrow, it is the people's turn to welcome you on your first duty and patrol.

Make them proud as you have made your parents, your loved ones, and friends proud of you today.

Impress them as you have impressed your mentors when you hurdled every challenge and passed every test.

That prepared you for the hard work ahead.

Earn their respect the way you have earned the respect of your classmates during your four crucible years in this academy.

You could not have chosen a more fitting name than Layak Diwa in capturing your class's ethos and energy.

It means,

It means, the spirit to sail or to venture, which I take as your manifesto to bravely go where you are needed,

carry out your mission, your duty that your duty requires, and bear any sacrifice your country demands of you.

For each one of you, let Layak Diwa be your chart, your compass in reaching your destiny.

Let what you have learned in this school take you to as fast and as far as your talent will.

Let me remind you,

Let me remind you,

that your career should not be measured by the speed you have moved up.

It is to do as much good as often to as many without expecting any reward in return.

Because service itself is our reward.

Believe me, in the galaxy of brave men and women, in the PNP, the BFP, the BJMP, there is no shortage of exemplars.

So cadets, you are joining the nation's police.

So cadets, you are joining the nation's police, fire, and jail services at a crucial time in this nation's history.

We have made great strides in the crusade against crime and advanced the cause of peace and order.

Tread a better path, and remember to build on what your predecessors have started.

To the members of the Layak Diwa class, let your school's core values of justice, integrity, and service, and nothing else, be the wind that propels you on.

To the members of the Layak Diwa class, let your school's core values of justice, integrity, and service, and nothing else, be the wind that propels you on.

Most of you were born when the internet was no longer in its infancy.

And you were shaped to be tech-savvy, digital natives.

So I challenge you to leverage that technology that you are familiar with as aids in protecting and serving our people, especially in battling cybercrime.

I ask you to embrace smart policing, fire prevention, and penology.

There is still no substitute for pounding the streets.

But it comes to assuring the people that we are not alone.

But it comes to assuring the people that we are not alone.

But it comes to assuring the people that we are not alone.

But it comes to assuring the people that we are not alone.

But it comes to assuring the people that we are not alone.

But there is now a need to patrol the information highway for robbers lurk there too.

The fight against crime is now a potent mix of gadgets and war rooms and old-fashioned grunt work by gritty police officers.

To those who will join the BFP and the BJMP, I expect you to maximize IT to your service deliveries while minimizing the cost.

We should not be content with current fire response time, but instead strive to make it faster.

We should not crow about jail improvements, but we should push the envelope further, lessening congestion.

And most of those in uniform have kept the values and principles that define who public servants truly are.

They put the nations above themselves.

Taong bayan, bago ang sarili.

Yan din ang mithiin ng bagong Pilipinas.

Isang lipunang patas.

Isang bayang bawat mamamayan ay ligtas.

Sa mga kasapi ng layagdiwak, isang makabuluhang paglalakbay.

Dalhin nyo hindi lamang ang inyong mga sarili, ngunit kasama na rin ang bayan sa isang masagganang bukas na ating lahat ay hinahangan.

Mabuhay ang PNPA.

Mabuhay ang bagong Pilipinas.

Maraming salamat sa inyo at magandang tanghali po sa inyong lahat.