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00:00 The Philippine National Police is now prohibiting their people from having tattoos.

00:05 What can you say about that, fellow countrymen?

00:08 And live from Quezon City, we have Bam Alegre with us.

00:12 Bam?

00:14 Good morning. For those who joined the police, the Philippine National Police clarified that there is no room for tattooed people.

00:23 That's why we also learned the opinion of some of our fellow countrymen here in the street.

00:27 Let's go check it out.

00:28 According to the Memorandum Circulars 2024-023 of the Philippine National Police, tattoos are now prohibited for those who want to apply for the Philippine National Police.

00:42 The police who already have tattoos need to declare it and it cannot be added.

00:47 It was approved on March 19 and there is a visa for April.

00:51 The rider John David Balingit also agreed to this new regulation.

00:54 He is in favor of the prohibition of tattoos.

00:56 I have never experienced a tattoo.

00:58 For me, it's ugly.

01:01 Because in my job, other jobs, they look at it.

01:08 I am courting people who want to do criminology.

01:13 They want to have tattoos but it is prohibited in the industry of criminology.

01:20 The vendor Dolor Manzon is also in favor of the prohibition of tattoos for the police.

01:24 Every day, the police are confused because he is in front of a camp where a lot of people are selling.

01:29 It adds to the credibility if the police don't have tattoos.

01:32 It's not good for the body and the image of the police.

01:38 It's okay. It's good.

01:41 It's good for the body.

01:43 If people have tattoos, most of them have tattoos because they are from the ex-committee.

01:51 For a security guard, he needs a snappy.

01:54 That's why he is not a fan of tattoos.

01:57 He is just watching.

01:58 Tattoos are not bad for the body.

02:02 It's okay. Tattoos are prohibited.

02:06 So, you think it's not good for the body?

02:09 No, it's not good for the body.

02:11 The vendor Noriel Espinas is also in favor of the prohibition of tattoos.

02:16 If it's not a problem for the job, it's okay.

02:20 And for the applicant, it's prohibited to have tattoos.

02:27 Shaq Gabo is a husband of a police officer and proud to say that he doesn't have a tattoo.

02:32 But he says that tattoos are part of the culture and creative expression of some people.

02:36 It's okay because tattoos are like art.

02:40 People like it.

02:47 Igan, there are some examinations here where the tattoo is the eyebrow.

02:51 This is straight from the case of ZD Bamalagra for GMA Integrated News.

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