Edward M. Candelier. Photo elvoceroaldia.com.
Santo Domingo.- Police command announced the firing of captain Edward M. Candelier, son of the notorious ex Police Chief Pedro de Jesus Candelier, for taking part in political activities, which it affirms violates the code of conduct of Police officers.
It also announced the firing of 24 other senior, midline, junior and non-commissioned officers, including lieutenant colonel Manuel Ysaac José Polanco, for “serious disciplinary offenses and violations of laws and the Constitution.”
Edward Candelier had been held since he was accused of injuring Roberto Rosario Rojas, nephew of Health minister Bautista Rojas, during a brawl in a fast food restaurant.
Written by: danny00, 11 Jun 2012 10:00 AM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
for taking part in political activities, which it affirms violates the code of conduct of Police officers
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES?
SURE HES DONE WORST THINGS THEN THE ABOVE. {LIKE MURDER OR DRUG DEALING, WHICH IN MOST CASES GO HAND TO HAND}
Written by: danny00, 11 Jun 2012 10:01 AM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
during a brawl in a fast food restaurant.
WAS IT IN BURGER KING OR MCDONALD'S?
Written by: Grullone, 11 Jun 2012 10:05 AM
From: United States
You can only take part in political activities if you're supporting the ruling party.
Written by: Lopez31, 11 Jun 2012 10:37 AM
From: United States
“serious disciplinary offenses and violations of laws and the Constitution."
shouldn't the above merrit a trial and if found guilty JAIL term. Oh I forgot, we are dealing with a banana republic.
Written by: RoyStone, 11 Jun 2012 11:36 AM
From: Australia
It's a step in the right direction. Lets hope there are many more, since there is a long, long way to go.
From: United States, Vivir sin Patria, es lo mismo que vivir sin Honor.
The PLD will persecute anyone who might oppose them in the future.
Written by: josean, 11 Jun 2012 3:23 PM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016
The Purple Dictatorship is in full Swing!
Written by: josean, 11 Jun 2012 4:03 PM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016
hernandez5482,
You maybe right!
"Human Rights says that the cancellation of police are due to political retaliation"
"SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.-Although they support the suspension of police officers, Human Rights complained that many of the agents were cancelled for political retaliation, not alleged irregularities in their offical functions."
"The forced retirement of 24 police officers, including officers, enlisted and junior, is questioned.
Captain Edward Candelier Cruz, son of the former Chief of police, Pedro Jesus Candelier and Lieutenant Mario Alvarez, were removed for alleged absence without permission."
"Is for this reason that Human Rights, requests that the President of the Republic review some of these withdrawals and cancellations to ensure the peace of the country."
Noticias SIN.com
noticiassin.com/2012/06/derechos-humanos-afirman-que-hay-retaliacion-politica-en-cancelacion-de-policias/
From: Dominican Republic, calle A.Portes
A clean out of many relations of politicians and senior government employees would do little harm especially if they were replaced by people with more merit
From: United States
" for taking part in political activities, which it affirms violates the code of conduct of Police officers."
"code of conduct" ??
Is there one? and with every other transparent corruption that is reported... they fire him for that.
This place is a laugh riot.
From: Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), The Dentist will see you now
he is a member of the Burros goon squad
From: Dominican Republic
such a free country when a cop can't vote or have a political intrest when not a work.what ashame.shouldn't he have the right to vote as any normal dominican citizen.isn't that his right.this country will never be free.thank god for the great old U.S.A
Written by: RoyStone, 12 Jun 2012 9:44 AM
From: Australia
jojosnogood,
I can never understand why members of the police or the military have no right to vote in the Dominican Republic. If someone is prepared to risk their life for their country, I think they should have a say in who governs it.
From: Dominican Republic
i totally agree with u roystone i don't know why buddy
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POLITICAL ACTIVITIES?
SURE HES DONE WORST THINGS THEN THE ABOVE. {LIKE MURDER OR DRUG DEALING, WHICH IN MOST CASES GO HAND TO HAND}
WAS IT IN BURGER KING OR MCDONALD'S?
shouldn't the above merrit a trial and if found guilty JAIL term. Oh I forgot, we are dealing with a banana republic.
The Purple Dictatorship is in full Swing!
hernandez5482,
You maybe right!
"Human Rights says that the cancellation of police are due to political retaliation"
"SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.-Although they support the suspension of police officers, Human Rights complained that many of the agents were cancelled for political retaliation, not alleged irregularities in their offical functions."
"The forced retirement of 24 police officers, including officers, enlisted and junior, is questioned.
Captain Edward Candelier Cruz, son of the former Chief of police, Pedro Jesus Candelier and Lieutenant Mario Alvarez, were removed for alleged absence without permission."
"Is for this reason that Human Rights, requests that the President of the Republic review some of these withdrawals and cancellations to ensure the peace of the country."
Noticias SIN.com
noticiassin.com/2012/06/derechos-humanos-afirman-que-hay-retaliacion-politica-en-cancelacion-de-policias/
" for taking part in political activities, which it affirms violates the code of conduct of Police officers."
"code of conduct" ??
Is there one? and with every other transparent corruption that is reported... they fire him for that.
This place is a laugh riot.
I can never understand why members of the police or the military have no right to vote in the Dominican Republic. If someone is prepared to risk their life for their country, I think they should have a say in who governs it.