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Coco Martin earns respect of PNP

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Photo: Facebook Page of Coco Martin

Photo: Facebook Page of Coco Martin

MANILA – Following his recent portrayal of a Special Action Force trooper killed in the deadly Mamasapano operation, actor Coco Martin was invited to speak before a crowd of police on Monday.

Martin delivered his message during the weekly flag raising ceremony at Camp Crame.

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He thanked the police force for all their dedication and sacrifices.

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The actor also shared how he rigidly trained for his police role.

“Noong panahon na nagte-training ako para gampanan ko ang buhay ng isang SAF 44, ngayon po nag-training din po ulit ako para gampanan ang buhay ng isang pulis, sobra po akong humahanga sa inyong lahat.

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Sa dedikasyon at hirap na pinagdaanan sa inyong mga training,” he said.

(When I was training for the role of a SAF commando, and now that I’m training again for another policeman role, I really admired all of you for your dedication and sacrifices during your training.)

He earlier played the role of Chief Inspector John Garry Erana in the ABS-CBN drama anthology “Maalala Mo Kaya.”

He was with actress Angel Locsin who palyed the role of Suzette Tucay, Erana’s girlfriend.

The actor added that he hopes that through his roles, people will bring back the “love, respect and high regard of the people” for the PNP.

“Sana po magkaroon din sila (people) ng pagkakataon  na makausap kayo at maintindihan kung ano ng klaseng paghihirap, kung anong klaseng buhay araw-araw ang dinadanas niyo, sa lahat ng hirap niyo sa training para protektahan kami, gabayan at alagaan kaming mga mamamayan,” he said.

( I hope they get the chance to talk to you so that they will understand the kind of hardship, that kind of life you live everyday and all that you’ve been through to protect us, guide and take care of the people.)

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