NCR Command, Philippine National Police

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

NCR COMMAND

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

Year Approved: 1994


FIVE (5) RAYS- represent the five (5) districts of Metropolitan Manila.

PNP- Stands for Philippine National Police

NCR COMMAND- Denotes the National Capital Regional Command

THREE (3) STARS- Represent the three (3) islands of the Philippine archipelago namely: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao

38 SAMPAGUITA LEAVES (divided equally into 19 leaves at each side)- Represent the 38 Police Stations located in the whole NCRC

1967- Denotes the birth of CAPCOM/Metropolitan Police Force (MPF), the origin of NCRC

FIVE (5) LANDMARKS

                   a. Jose P. Rizal Monument              -Manila                   -WPDC
                   b. Manuel L. Quezon Monument     -Quezon City         -CPDC
                   c. Andres Bonifacio Monument      -Kalookan City      -NPDC
                   d. Baclaran Shrine                           -Paranaque            -SPDC
                   e. Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine  - San Juan              -EPDC

COLOR

Yellow        -Represents adherence to democracy
Green        -Stands for sampaguita leaves
Black         -PNP NCR Command letters
RED, WHITE & BLUE      -denote colors of the Philippine National flag
                  
            


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