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 Army chief impersonator in supplier scam fall

By  J.Lo

” Philippine Army has come  long way in professionalizing our ranks… this successful joint operation demonstrates our unwavering commitment to safeguarding the integrity of  Army,” Army Spokesperson Col. Louie  Dema-ala said Law enforcement authorities have arrested two men in Pampanga for impersonating Army Chief Lt. Gen. Roy M. Galido and defrauding government suppliers. 

 Suspects , Antonio Oreño Cerbito and Ariel Oreño, were apprehended during  joint operation by  Philippine Army and  Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG) in Barangay Mapalad, Arayat, Pampanga. 

The pair allegedly masterminded  scam targeting government suppliers by sending fraudulent messages through fake social media accounts pretending to be Galido, according to  statement by  Army chief’s public affairs office on Tuesday, March 4. They demanded “representation fees” from project holders and suppliers, exploiting  Army’s name for personal gain.

Both suspects now face multiple charges including illegal usurpation, illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, and possession of illegal drugs. They will remain in PNP-CIDG custody as  investigation continues.

Philippine Army has issued  public reminder that no personnel, regardless of rank, is authorized to request monetary payments for any transaction. PA also does not collect fees from applicants during their recruitment process.

“Arrest of these suspects underscores  Army’s zero tolerance for fraud, especially schemes that gravely undermine  integrity of our organization,” Dema-ala added.