Viral cop sparks swoon-worthy comments over safety tips
MANILA, Philippines — What was meant to be a simple video of a police officer providing safety reminders has become the internet’s newest target for collective swooning.
The cop has drawn witty but not-so-“marked safe” comments from netizens admiring his looks and who are suddenly very eager to be detained.
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“Take care of your personal belongings and property. Avoid leaving valuables in your vehicle. Make sure your houses and vehicles are locked,” he told the public.
“Be wary of suspicious calls, messages, or online transactions and immediately report any suspicious activities to the PNP (Philippine National Police) or your barangay,” he added.
The police officer also told citizens to remain vigilant and proactive to prevent crime incidents.
Reburiano, 26 from Naga City, was designated in the position of officer in charge of Caramoran Municipal Police Station in June this year.
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Since the content was uploaded on Monday, his video continued to garner reactions and comments from netizens, who brought out their wits to show appreciation for the policeman.
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Here are some of the comments on the post:
“If loving you is a crime, then I’m guilty.”
“Salamat, baby, sa reminder this is noted 🫣❤️ parang bet ko pumasyal sa Caramoran, Catanduanes.”
(Thanks, baby, for the reminder. This is noted. It seems like I want to visit Caramoran, Catanduanes.)
“Pakulong sir.. Sa bisig mo charizzzz😆😜.”
(Sir, I want to be jailed… in your arms. Kidding.)
“Opo baby–este Sir, yes sir 🫡.”
(Yes, baby—joke. Sir, yes, Sir.)
“I feel safe in Caramoran.”
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The Facebook post already has around 16,900 reactions, 2,700 comments, and 6,400 shares on social media as of this writing. /apl
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