PNP chief’s net worth: P6.6 million in 2013

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PNP chief’s net worth: P6.6 million in 2013

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PNP chief Director General Alan Purisima, who receives a basic pay of between P79,000 and P85,000 monthly, declares with his wife total assets of P17.26 million and liabilities of P10.7 million

MANILA, Philippines – With his job as the country’s top cop, and with two declared businesses as of 2013, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Alan Purisima has a net worth of P6.56 million ($145,520)*.

Based on the PNP chief’s latest Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN), Purisima and his wife, Ma. Ramona Lydia Purisima, have combined assets amounting to P17.26 million ($382,794).

Their liabilities – at P10.7 million ($237,262) – bring down the couple’s overall net worth. The SALN was filed on April 14, 2014, and includes all their assets up until December 31, 2013.

As PNP chief, Purisima has a basic pay of between P79,000 and 85,000 monthly, based on a joint resolution by Congress and an executive order in 1999.

He has been in hot water lately over allegations of corruption.

Purisima has yet to address the allegations against him, but is due to attend a Senate committee on public order and dangerous drugs hearing on Tuesday, September 30. Purisima was chided by Senator Grace Poe two weeks ago over his non-appearance during the committee’s last hearing.

Despite the controversies surrounding Purisima, President Benigno Aquino III has been quick to defend his favorite cop

Purisima was part of the group tasked to protect Aquino in his youth, back when his mother, the late Corazon Aquino, was president. 

Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II, meanwhile, distanced himself from the issue and said only Purisima would be able to answer the allegations against him. Roxas oversees the PNP as DILG chief.

To date, Purisima has 3 plunder complaints filed against him before the Ombudsman over the following:

Two “political operators” came forward last week to defend the embattled PNP chief, saying politics was behind the allegations against him. (READ: Politician behind campaign against Purisima?)

Appointed in December 2012, Purisima is not due to retire until November 2015.

Assets, liabilities

Over P4.04 million of Purisima’s assets comes in the form of real properties: 4 houses and lots in Caloocan City and San Leonardo, Nueva Ecjica; a lot in San Idelfonso, Ilocus Sur; and a condominium unit in Cubao, Quezon City.

The San Leonardo house and lot, acquired in 2002 – with an assed value of P450,000 and a fair market value of P3.75 million – is one of the 6 properties declared in Purisima’s SALN. 

Complainants in the 2nd plunder case against him, however, insist the property is worth much more.  

The rest of Purisima’s real properties are as follows:

DESCRIPTION KIND LOCATION ASSESSED VALUE FAIR MARKET VALUE ACQUISITION YEAR ACQUISITION COST
House and Lot Residential Caloocan City 172,000 650,000 1991 472,000
House and Lot Residential Caloocan City 100,000 650,000 1993 400,000
House and Lot Residential Caloocan City 172,000 650,000 1998 472,000
Lot Only  Residential San Ildefonso, Ilocus Sur 150,000 275,000 2001 300,000
House and Lot Residential San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija 450,000 3,750,000 2002 1,200,000
Condo Unit Residential Cubao, Quezon City 1,200,000 3,000,000 2002 1,200,000

Purisima and his wife have 4 vehicles to their name: A P1.4-million Toyota Hilux, a P1.3-million Hyundai Starex, a P1.5-million Toyota Land Cruiser, a P900,000 Toyota Innova, and an “Alp hard” or a Toyola Alphard, which costs P3.2 million.

The rest of his personal properties include P2.25 million in bank deposits from 1986 to 2013, books acquired from 1982 to 2013, furniture and appliances, jewelry, and heavy equipment.

DESCRIPTION ACQUISITION YEAR ACQUISITION COST
Bank Deposits 1986-2013 2,250,000
Books 1982-2013 345,000
Furniture and Appliances 1982-2013 700,000
Jewelries 1982-2013 900,000
Loader 2012 300,000
Toyota Hi-lux (sic) 2011 1,400,000
Starex 2010 1,300,000
Toyota Land Cruiser 2013 1,500,000
Toyota Innova 2009 900,000
Backhoe Kobelco 2006 250,000
Loader 2005 175,000
Alp hard (sic) 2013 3,200,000

Purisima’s wife is listed as the treasury examiner of the Mutual Benefits Association, Incorporated, based at the Armed Forces of the Philippines headquarters in Camp Emilio Aguinaldo.

Two businesses are under the couple’s names: Aliakbar Hauling Trucking and Services and Ealraj Corporation, which was incorporated by Purisima, his wife, and their 4 sons. – Rappler.com

*US$1 = P45.10

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Bea Cupin

Bea is a senior multimedia reporter who covers national politics. She's been a journalist since 2011 and has written about Congress, the national police, and the Liberal Party for Rappler.