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Police Regional Office 2 Annual Accomplishment Report December 1-31, 2014

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Accomplishment Report December 1-31, 2014

Stakeholder’s Support

A. Sustain public information and dialogue

1. Public Information and Advocacy

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Awareness Number of Activities

Number of Participants

a. Cascading 64 420

b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 7 305

c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 17 590

d. Lecture conducted in schools 4 545

e. Lecture conducted for business groups 6 65

f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations

13 280

Total 111 2,205

Personnel of Aritao PS under the leadership of PCI WARLITO M. JAGTO, COP conducted information dissemination on Revitalization campaign against criminality “Dugo-dugo” Gang to the officers of market vendors association of Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya, on December 22, 2014.

PSUPT ALBERTO DAMIL BAGGAYAN, Chief, PCR/PIO

of Santiago City Police Office conducted lecture on PNP Patrol

Plan and Drug symposium to the Students of Patul National High

School, Santiago City on December 17, 2014.

Republic of the Philippines NATIONAL POLICE COMISSION PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 02

OFFICE OF THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR Camp Marcelo A. Adduru, Tuguegarao City

Tel # (078) 304-1292, [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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PSUPT JULIO R GO, Chief, Invest of SCPO discussed the concept of PNP Patrol Plan 2030 held at the Conference Hall of SCPO on December 2, 2014.

PSUPT ALBERTO D. BAGGAYAN, Chief, PCR/PIO of SCPO hanged a streamer in front of SCPO building in line with the 18-day Campaign to End VAW on December 2, 2014.

Personnel of Bayombong Police Station led by PCI WILFREDO L VELAYO, COP distributed pamphlets in relation to anti-criminality campaign of the PNP for the Yuletide season on December 24, 2014.

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a. Flyers 53 290 53 200 54 350 3 15 50 350

b. Pamphlets 39 185 45 150 195 20 0 0 148 595

c. Stickers 5 5 5 15

d. Posters 8 156 5 5 5 5 10 40

f. Others (streamer, tarpaulin)

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Total 105 636 103 355 254 376 3 15 213 1,000

Personnel of Bayombong Police Station through the leadership of PCI WILFREDO J. VELAYO, COP distributed fliers and posting of informative materials infront of public market on December 23, 2014.

a. Electronic and Print Media

Types of Medium Number of Activities

a. Television 6

b. Radio 7

c. Print (featured stories and/or press releases) 6

Total 19


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PSSUPT ALEXANDER PANGALILINGAN SANTOS, OIC, Santiago City Police Office and PSUPT ALBERTO D. BAGGAYAN, Chief, PCR/PIO conducted information dissemination thru media interview regarding peace and order in their area of responsibility.

b. Television and Radio Programs Maintained

Types of Broadcast

Media Title Schedule (Date/Time)

Channel/ Frequency

a. Television TV Patrol Cagayan

Valley Monday-Friday 4:00-5:00 p.m

RBC Cable Master Channel 2

b. Radio

Talakayan Sa Isyung Pulis

Monday (8:00-9:00 AM) DZCV

Tuesday (8:00-9:00 AM) DZYT

Wednesday (8:00-9:00 AM) DZGR

Thursday (8:00-9:00 AM) DWPE

Friday (8:00-9:00 AM) RBC

PSUPT ALBERTO DAMIL BAGGAYAN, Chief,

PCR/PIO of Santiago City Police Office during his interview at Sunshine Radio, Usaping Pulis re crime prevention on December 2, 2014 .

c. Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE)

Unit Subject/Topic Number of Sessions

Conducted


PRO2

Information Operation (Media Lines)

38 387

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L PLAN 2030 34 265 -Human Rights Programs (Bill of

Rights, International Humanitarian Law, CARHRIHL, Guidelines on Human Rights) -PATROL PLAN 2030 and CODE-P -PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 31)

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PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 8 55 TOTAL 86 947

PCI WARLITO M JAGTO, COP, Bayombong Police

Station conducted Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE) re “OPLAN IWAS PAPUTOK” to all his personnel on December 22, 2014.


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d. Operationalization and Maintenance of Social Media Accounts

Unit Type of Social

Media Accounts Number of

Posts Number of Feedbacks

PRO2 Facebook 70 165

Twitter 70 100 Others (SMS)

Total 140 265

3. Citizen Empowerment

Training (Title) Date


Police Supervisors

BPAT Members

Crime Prevention Techniques

December 17, 2014 2 16

Defense Tactics December 11, 2014 3 50 Total 5 66

PSI EDWIN P. ARAGON, COP of Amulung Police Station

conducted lecture to the BPAT members/barangay tanods of Eastern Amulung regarding their duties and responsibilities as a force multipliers in order to solicit their support re anti-criminality program of the PNP during their periodic meeting with the Municipal Local Government Officer held at Amulung Gymnasium, Centro, Amulung, Cagayan on December 1, 2014.

Personnel of Gattaran Police Station led by PSINSP

JAYSON T. CABAUATAN, COP and BPAT members of

Gattaran, Cagayan participated in the conduct of Drug Symposium

at Calaoagan Dackel National High School, Calaoagan Dackel,

Gattaran, Cagayan on December 5, 2014.

On December 17, 2014, at 10:00 A.M, PSI REYMOND-I V

ASISTORES, COP of Saguday Police Station with BPAT members of Barangay Magsaysay, Saguday, Quirino, conducted dissemination on crime prevention during their accounting.

Personnel of Cabarroguis Police Station through the

supervision of PCINSP GODOFREO A WASIN, COP conducted One (1) day training on defense tactics among BPAT members of Gundaway, Cabarroguis, Quirino to develop their skills and abilities.


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Unit Number of Dialouge/

Pulong-Pulong Conducted Number of

Participants CAGAYAN 75 1,800 ISABELA 400 1,080 NUEVA VIZCAYA 30 358 QUIRINO 36 907 BATANES 11 107 SANTIGO 6 300

Total 558 4,552

Personnel of Lal-lo Police Station conducted dialogue among the Lal-lo Tricycle Operators Drivers Association (LTODA) at Brgy. Magapit, Lallo,Cagayan on December 26, 2014.

Personnel of Peñablanca Police Station under the supervision of PCINSP JHONALYN QUILANG TECBOBOLAN, Chief of Police, conducted a short dialogue to the BPAT members and Brgy Officials of BrgyCamasi, Peñablanca, Cagayan regarding crime situation on December 5, 2014.

PSINSP RODERICK T GUIYAB, Deputy Station Commander of Santiago City Police Office, conducted seminar/lecture on crime prevention participated in by the BPAT members of Baluarte, Santiago City on December 9, 2014. B. Sustain partnership and collaboration

1. Partnership and Collaboration with Stakeholder’s and Other Pillars of

the Criminal Justice System (CJS)

Name of Organization

Program/Project Title Purpose/Objective of the

Program/Project

Tangkilikan Takbo Para Sabatang Maralita

Feeding Program

Aguilang Pilipino Aguilang Pilipino, in the Spirit of Christmas Outreach Program

Gift –Giving for the elementary school children

Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers & DPWH RO-2 Outreach Program

Gift –Giving for the indigenous people particularly Aeta’s

Gattaran Cagayan Valley Organization Outreach Program

Gift –Giving for the indigenous people particularly the Aeta’s


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Saint Paul School, Aparri Campus

Gift Giving Activity Gift –Giving for the elementary school children

Congresswoman Baby Aline Vargas Alfonso, 2nd District of Cagayan

Gift Giving Activity Gift –Giving for the indigenous people particularly Aeta’s

Personnel of Rizal Police Station led by PSI EUGENIO T

CATUBAG JR, Chief of Police joined the Staff of Honorable

Baby Aline Vargas Alfonso, Congresswoman, 2nd District of

Cagayan in the gift Giving Activity held at the Municipal

Gymnasium of Rizal Cagayan on Dec.28, 2014.

Personnel of Diffun Police Station conducted Family Development Session at Brgy. Diego Silang on December 4, 2014. 2. Participation in Faith-Based Organizations

Unit Faith-Based Organization

Engaged Focus of Partnership/

Collaboration/Activities

PRO2 Morning Watch Strengthening of PNP Families

Spiritual and Moral Recovery

Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

Bless Our COPs

Strengthen the Spiritual Enrichment

of PNP Personnel

BukasLoobsaDiyos

Strengthen of PNP families Spiritual

Enrichment of PNP Personnel and

Dependents

Eucharistic MASS (Simbang Gabi)

Strengthening of PNP morale

Moral Recovery

Strengthen the Spiritual Enrichment

of PNP Personnel

Monitoring of Friday Preaching(KHUTBA)

Attending the Friday Preaching (KHUTBA) with the Muslin communities at the Mosque in Barangay Villa Sur, Maddela, Quirino.

MISA DE GALLO

Strengthen the PNP Families Spiritual Enrichment during the Yuletide season


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Personnel of Santiago City Police Office, CPSC and

Police Stations 1 & 2 attended the Simbang Gabi at St. James Parish Church, Santiago City on December 16, 2014.

Personnel of Saguday Police Station led by PSI

REYMOND ASISTORES IV joined the Misa de Gallo on December 16, 2014.

3. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical Fitness and Environmental Protection Programs/Campaigns

Unit

Accomplishments

Number of Religious Faith-based Activities

Participated

Number of Health/Physical Fitness Program

Participated

Number of Environmental

Protection Related Activities Participated

CAGAYAN 60 240 190

ISABELA 39 296 1

NUEVA VIZCAYA

15 15 15

QUIRINO 50 18 8

BATANES 10 8 10

SANTIAGO 6 6 6

TOTAL 180 583 230

Personnel of Sto Niño Police Station led by PSI RODEL R TABULOG COP, with the students and teachers of Faire Central Elementary School conducted tree-planting activity during their Girls and Boys Scout Week on December 11, 2014 at Barangay Mabitbitnong, Sto Niño, Cagayan.


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PNP uniformed and non-uniformed personnel of Quirino PPO participated in the zumba dance exercise initiated by HON. MARLO S. GUILLERMO, municipal mayor of Diffun, Quirino on December 4 to 5 2014.

4. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program

a. FJGAD-related training

Unit (PRO/NSU)

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Program

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

PRO2 17 734 27 954 Total 17 734 27 954

PO3 Mylene A. Domorozo, PCR PNCO of Police Station 1, Santiago City conducted lecture to the pupils of North Central Elementary School, Santiago City re RA 7610 and the Rights of a Child on December 2, 2014.

PO1 Hazel Krislie Radam, WCPD PNCO of Station 1, Santiago City Police Office conducted lecture on Violence against Women and their Children (VAWC) in line with the celebration of 18 Women's month on December 9, 2014.

Personnel of Saguday Police Station under the leadership of PSI REYMOND ASISTORES IV, COP conducted Women and Children Advocacy Program on December 15, 2014. PO1 Luisa A Daulayan, WCPD PNCO distributed phamplets on the Rights of Children Brgy Gundaway, Quirino on December 09, 2014.

Ms. Chanda R. Tuppil, HRDU, DSWD 2, guest lecturer during the celebration of the 18Day Campaign to End Violence (VAW) to the Fifty Five (55) Students of Tactical Commanders Course (TCC) and Nine (9) newly promoted SPO4 of the Regional Headquarters Support Group (RHSG) on December 11, 2014 at 9:00 AM held at the PRO2 Lecture Room.


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PSSUPT FERNANDO PURISIMA CRISTOBAL JR, C, RPCRD of this PRO led the PLEDGE and Declaration of Commitment to End VAW on December 11, 2014. 5. Anti-Corruption Initiative (PNP Citizen’s Charter)

a. Implementation of PNP Citizen’s Charter by NHQ PNP Frontline Offices (DI, PCRG, CLG, CSG (FED & SOSIA), HPG, PRBS, PTCFOR)

Unit (NSU)

Accomplishments (Based on the Client Satisfaction Survey Form)

Number of Positive Feedback Received

Number of Negative Feedback

CAGAYAN - - ISABELA - - NUEVA VIZCAYA

188 2

QUIRINO 75 -

BATANES - - SANTIAGO - -

TOTAL 263 2

b. Display of Service Standards/Flowcharts of Police Station Services

Unit (by PPO)

Accomplishments

Number of CPS/MPS

Number of CPS/MPS Stations with Service Standards/ Flowcharts Displayed

CAGAYAN 29 29 ISABELA 38 38

NUEVA VIZCAYA 15 15 QUIRINO 6 6

SANTIAGO 2 2 Total 96 90

Resource Management Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources.

1. Financial Management Program

For the Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE), PRO2 received a total amount of PHP 12,069,000.00 for the month of December and is being utilized for the following programs:

Programs Amount

Personnel & Records Management 273,333.33

HRDD 703,250.00

Health Service 228,750.00


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Logistics Services 7,629,833.33

Intelligence Services 679,750.00

Operation Services 1,738,500.00

Police Community Relations 300,000.00

Investigation Services 505,583.33

TOTAL 12,069,000.00

For the Personal Services Claims of personnel assigned in the Office, the total

amount of PHP 1,781,876.90 was received by this Office. This covers the payment of the following Collateral Allowances:

2. Management Donations from LGUs and other Agencies

a. Donations from LGUs

The operations of our Field Units are also being supported by their respective

LGUs. During the period, we have recorded a total of PHP 1,821,038.97 which represents their assistance to the PNP in the form of cash, gas allocation and office supplies.

b. Donations from Small Town Lottery (STL)

For the period, this Office received a total amount of PHP 335,856.52 from the

Random Choice Gaming Corporation and Community Gaming and Amusement Network, Incorporated. Of the total amount, PHP 167,928.20 or 50% was utilized for the purchase of supplies and materials and communication expenses, PHP 117,549.70 or 35% for the repair and maintenance activities while PHP 50,378.60 or 15% for other operating expenses.

3. Management of Resources

This Office strictly adhered to Fiscal Directive No. 2014-001 regarding the Guidelines, Policies and Procedures in the Distribution of MOOE Funds which provides that the per capital distribution should at least be One Thousand Pesos (PHP 1,000). In fact, PRO2 had exceeded the said provision. The per capital cost of MOOE Funds being distributed to the different PPOs/PPSCs and Police Stations is pegged at PHP 1,250.00.

PARTICULARS FUND RELEASED

Salary & LP Differential of PNP Personnel 213,279.70

Pay & Allowances of Recruits 1,097,207.20

Initial Clothing Allowance of Recruits 420,000.00

Additional Subsistence Allowance 51,390.00

TOTAL 1,781,876.90


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4. Improvement of the Procurement System

All procurements were administered by the Regional Bids and Awards Committee

ensuring that the provisions of RA 9184 otherwise known as the Philippine Procurement Act were followed.

5. Financial and Logistical Review and Evaluation Program

This Office has ensured that all MOOE funds that were released to the different Program Directors, PPOs/RPSB and Police Stations were properly utilized and liquidated based on the Program of Expenditures. Additionally, this Office reviewed and evaluated the correctness and completeness of the liquidating instruments submitted by the different Finance PCOs/PNCOs prior submission to the Auditor’s Office for post audit. Learning and Growth A. Develop competent, motivated and values-oriented PNP personnel

The Regional Personnel and Human Resource Development Division has

performed well its mandate in consonance with the PNP Integrated Transformation Program, our roadmap to a more responsive, transformed PNP.

With regard to its Personnel Development and Management, Morale and Welfare Boosters, the RPHRDD has gone ahead through the following activities.

1. Specialized Training Program

a. Programmed In-Service Training:

In support to the PNP Strategic Focus “CODE –P and Beyond,” towards the

realization of the PNP PATROL Plan 2030 and the Policy Focus of the CPNP, this

Unit/Office Strength Amount of

MOOE

Per capital

Cost

Batanes PPO/PPSC &

Police Stations

90

112,500.00

1,250.00

Cagayan PPO/ PPSC &

Police Stations

1,427

1,783,750.00

1,250.00

Isabela PPO/PPSC &

Police Stations

1,335

1,668,750.00

1,250.00

Santiago CPO/CPSC &

Precincts

232

290,000.00

1,250.00

Nueva Vizcaya PPO /PPSC

& Police Stations

580

725,000.00

1,250.00

Quirino PPO/PPSC &

Police Stations

269

226,250.00

1,250.00


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Regional Office had conducted two (2) different Programmed In-Service Trainings to

One Hundred Twenty Six (126) PNP personnel for the month of December

2014.Statistics of which is shown below:

Course/ Seminar Venue Inclusive dates Nr of Participants

Total From To PCO PNCO NUP CIV

Disaster Search, Rescue and Relief Operations Training

RHQ 09-Dec-14

17-Dec-14

6 63 0 0 69

Intelligence Seminar Isabela PPO

2-Dec-14 0 57 0 0 57

2. Foreign Schooling

Name of Schooling Participants Duration/Year

Conducted Venue

Foreign Language Program 2013 Basic Language Course (Level I, II, III)

PO1 DelfinGalzote Vargas Jr. Jan 6 – Dec 12, 2014

DFA

3. Promotion System

Mass Oath Taking Ceremony and Donning of Ranks of promotees on December

8, 2014.

Rank Nr of Qualified Applicants

PSUPT 6

PCINSP 1

PSINSP 24

PINSP 4

SPO4 113

SPO3 71

SPO2 340

SPO1 103

PO3 97

PO2 103

TOTAL 862


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4. Internal Reforms

a. PRO2 Database (PAIS) – with the existing Database Program, the

accessibility to serve in updating the records of PNP Personnel is more efficient and

the documents security is highly effective. The PAIS Database of respective PPO is in

equal significance with the Region.

b. Personnel Electronic Records Management System (PERMS) - all orders

emanating from NHQ were properly documented and the dissemination of orders is on

time. The uploading and scanning of orders (LO, SO, GO) and SALN from this PRO to

NHQ run smoothly.

a. Awards/Decorations & Commendations:

TYPE OF AWARD/MEDALS

NR OF RECIPIENTS TOTAL PCOS PNCOS NUP

MEDALYA NG KAGALINGAN 16 56 - 72

MEDALYA NG KASANAYAN 2 1 - 3

MEDALYA NG PAPURI 141 99 240

TOTAL 159 156 315

There were Three Hundred Fifteen (315) medals accorded to the PNP

Personnel in recognition for their notable accomplishments in the discharge of their official duties and responsibilities.

5. Reward and Punishment System

On the other hand as public servants, people expect them to display an attitude

which is upright and disciplined. The DLOS of this Office is a disciplinary authority where

cases are filed against erring PNP personnel. For the month of December 2014, eleven

(11) cases were resolved involving one (1) PCO and ten (10) PNCOs. DLOS has been

religiously implementing and adhering with the directive from higher headquarters on the

LOI PATNUBAY regarding Zero Backlog cases, such that cases are resolved within

prescribed period.

Process Excellence

A. Improve community safety awareness through community-oriented and human

rights-based policing

1. Model Police Station

This Office adopted Piat PS of Cagayan PPO as the Model Police Station in the year 2014 respectively based on the accomplishment of said units and their Anti-Criminality Action Plan (ACAP). Said plans were replicated by the different police stations.


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2. Human Rights Advocacy Program

This Office conducted Human Rights Advocacy programs wherein the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) were read during the PICE to create awareness on the supreme and inalienable rights of person.

B. Improve crime prevention

PRO2 ROPD LOI 30/2011 [Operational Plan Verification of Identification and Sticker’s Authenticity (OPLAN VISA)] OPLAN VISA (Verification of Identification and Sticker’s Authenticity) was formally

introduced and launched in the region last September 7, 2012. It was initiated to improve crime prevention in partnership with all stakeholders. Its launching coincided with the yearly observance of the National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW).Wherein 8,194 motorcycles were registered and three weeks after, another 77,003 motorcycle owners registered their motorcycles. The number of registered motorcycles had immensely increased through the years. Manifesting strong public support to the program because they believed the program becomes instrumental in crime prevention and solution.

LOI 63/2010 Police Integrated Patrol System (PIPS)

The peace and order situation in the area is generally peaceful. This may be attributed to the adherence of Valley COPS in implementing the LOI 45/2011 “Patrolya ng Pulis”, strict implementation of Police Integrated Patrol System (PIPS), LOI “KontraBoga”, “Operation Bakal”, “OplanSita”, “No Plate No Travel” Policy and other related anti-criminality prevention programs, projects and activities. The deployment of the administrative personnel motivating the populace to give timely reports on incidents and or presence of suspicious personalities in their localities, thus, resulting in the prevention and immediate solution of crimes through arrest of perpetrators.

Results-oriented Operations

1. Intelligence

This Office conducted operation in Violation of RA 7183 ( An Act Regulating the Sale, Manufacture, Distribution and Use of Firecrackers and other Pyrotechnic Devices) from unauthorized dealers/retailers in the municipalities of Aparri and Lasam, both of Cagayan; Roxas, Isabela; and Santiago City on December 29-30, 2014 that resulted in the confiscation of the following items: Roxas, Isabela

Luces – 350 pcs Bawang – 40 pcs

Judas belt – 21 pcs (100 rds each) Plapla – 120 pcs

Chinese firecracker – 2,000 rds Super lolo- 130 pcs

Piccolo – 10 boxes Five star – 2,200 pcs

Whistle bomb – 48 pcs OG thunder – 420 pcs

EL Crackers – 8


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Aparri, Cagayan Stick Luces – 22 boxes Small Trompilyo- 28 pcs Luces – 566 pcs Big Trompilyo- 4 pcs Small Glowing Wine- 17 pcs Pop-pop- 3 boxes Small Silver Fountain- 28 pcs Kwitis- 795 pcs Fountain (Jumbo)- 38 pcs Whistle Bomb- 11 pcs Fountain (Super Jumbo)- 18 pcs Dancing Dragon-8 pcs Judas Belt- 43 pcs Piccolo-13 boxes Five Star- 17 bundle Bawang- 72 pcs Santiago City Pla-pla- 900 pcs Assorted Piccolos Blue Thunder-100 pcs BINS Established/Maintained As of December 31, 2014, there are 3,556 BINs established/maintained region wide. On Counter-Intelligence

1. Conducted 546 Complete Background Investigation (CBI) to PNP Applicants.

2. Conducted 5 Security Surveys and 10 Security Inspection to PNP establishments/buildings/stations.

3. Conducted 18 Security Orientation to Police Stations.

4. Conducted 47 Record Check to PNP personnel and civilians. 5. Conducted 5 Validation of Information against PNP personnel and civilian.

6. A total of 2,172 RID/Police Clearances were issued by this Office and

various police stations to the general public for general purposes. 2. Operations

a. Campaign against Dangerous Drugs

For the period, 29 operations were conducted which resulted in the arrest of 34 persons and confiscation of 1.077 grams of MJ leaves and 367.7525 grams of shabu. 31 cases were filed in court


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Anti-Illegal Drugs

Cagayan Isabela NVizcaya Batanes Santiago

CPO TOTAL

Successful Operations

9 4 6 1 9 29

MJ leaves (gms) 1.077 1.077

Shabu 5.1980 1.096 67.8928 0.19 293.3757 367.7525

Users 1 1 1 1 4

Pushers 10 5 6 21

User pusher 1 8 9

Cases Filed 9 4 7 11 31

b. Campaign against Illegal Logging

On the campaign against Illegal Logging in coordination with the DENR, 5

successful operations were conducted which resulted in the confiscation and recovery of 2,040.5 board feet of common hardwood. Six (6) persons were arrested and One (1) case was filed while others were turned over to DENR.

Anti-Illegal Logging

CAGAYAN ISABELA NVIZCAYA QUIRINO SCPO TOTAL

Successful Opns 1 1 2 1 5

Nr of Persons Arrested

3

3 6

Cases Filed 1 1

Volume of confiscated/Seized Logs/Lumbers in bd.Ft

Common Hardwood

Volume of Recovered/Abandoned Logs/Lumbers in bd. Ft.

Common Hardwood

176 250 1,404 210.5 2,040.5

Total confiscated/Seized/ Recovered/Abandoned Logs in bd. Ft.

Common Hardwood

176 250 1,404

210.5 2,040.5

c. Campaign against Carnapping Continuing operations were conducted which resulted in the recovery 8

motorcycles and the arrest of 8 persons and 3 cases were filed in the court.


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Anti-Carnapping

Cagayan Isabela NVizcaya Quirino Santiago TOTAL

Recovered Vehicle

Recovered Motorcycles

4 2 1 1 8

Arrested Persons 3 3 1 1 8

Case Filed 1 1 1 3

d. Campaign against Loose Firearms

On our campaign against Loose Firearms, 21 assorted FAs were

confiscated, 5 surrendered and 1 was recovered. 24 persons were arrested and 16 cases were filed in court.

Accounting of Loose Firearms

PPOs

FIREARMS Total

FAs Accntd

Loose FA Holders Arrstd

Cases Filed In Court

SearchWarrant

Cnfsctd Surrnd Rcvrd

CAGAYAN 8 2 1 11 10 6

ISABELA 4 3 7 4 1

NVA VIZ 9 5 14 6 6

QUIRINO 2 2 2 2

BATANES 1 1 1 1

SCPO 1 1 1 1

TOTAL 9 21 5 1 36 24 16

e. Campaign against Child Abuse/Pedophile

On the campaign against Child Abuse/Pedophile 19 operations were

conducted that resulted in the arrest of 12 persons. 13 cases were filed in court.

f. Campaign against Cattle Rustling On the campaign against Cattle Rustling, 3 successful operations

were conducted that resulted in the arrest of 8 persons and recovery of the 11 stolen cattle , 11 and 8 cases were filed in court.

PPO Operations Conducted

Persons Arrested

Cases Filed

Cagayan 12 5 12

NVizcaya 6 6 1

SCPO 1 1

Total 19 12 13


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Cattle Rustling

g. Campaign against Illegal Fishing There was 1 successful operation conducted that resulted in the arrest

of 1 person and the confiscation of electro fishing device and 1 case was filed in court

Illegal Fishing

Cagayan TOTAL

Successful Operations 1 1

Electro fishing gadget 1 electro fishing device 1 electro fishing device

Arrested Persons 1 1

Cases Filed 1 1

h. Campaign against Illegal Gambling

For the period, 7 successful operations were conducted that resulted in the confiscation of cash bets amounting to 6,594 while 14 persons were arrested and 6 cases were filed in court.

Illegal Gambling

PPO Successful Operations

CONFISCATED PERSONS ARRESTED

CASES FILED Cash Bets Other Items

Isabela 1 2,892 2 1

Santiago City 6 3,702 12 5

TOTAL 7 6,594 14 6

3. Community Relations

a. Community participation to PNP’s various programs in the maintenance of peace and order;

PPO Cagayan Quirino SCPO TOTAL

Successful Operations 1 1 1 3

Recovered Large Cattle 1 1 9 11

Nr of Cattle Stolen 1 1 9 11

Arrested Person 1 1 6 8

Cases Filed 1 1 6 8


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PCSUPT MIGUEL DE MAYO LAUREL, RD together with the Command Group, Directorial Staff, Chief, RSUs, Provincial Directors, City Director, SCPO, RHQ Personnel, Mr. Julius Ceasar T. Estrada, Regional Health Emergency Coordinator, DOH Region 02, Bureau of Fire Protection Region 02 headed the destruction of confiscated illegal firecrackers from the different provinces of this region held in front of PRO2 Grandstand on December 31, 2014 at 8:00 AM.

b. Enhancement of the image and credibility of the PNP.

PNP Personnel and their dependent happily participated in the parlor games of PASKUHAN 2014 headed by PCSUPT MIGUEL DE MAYO LAUREL, RD conducted at the PRO2 Parade Ground on December 22, 2014.

3. Investigation

I. INTRODUCTION

This report presents the investigative accomplishments, Criminality Update,

Neutralization of Wanted Persons, Women and Children Protection Desk and Pre-charge Evaluation Cases and e-projects compliances covering the period 01 – 31 December 2014.

II. CRIMINALITY UPDATE


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1. Total Crime Volume

For the period, a total of 1,558 crime incidents were recorded. This is higher by 91 incidents or 6.20% compared to the 1,467 incidents for the same period of CY 2013.

The increase in crime volume is attributed to the rise in non-index crimes

(violations of special laws and other non-index crimes.

3 5423 308

491552

55

233

452 418

4342

1467

1 ,558

200

500

800

1100

1400

BAT CAG ISA SC NV QUI TOT

PREV

CURR

2. Index Crime Volume

Index crimes registered 770 incidents, which is lower by 58 or 7.0% as

compared to the 828 incidents for the same period of CY 2013.

3 1

212 165

284295

3564

260217

34 28

828

770

100

400

700


PREV

CURR

91 or

6.20%

-58 or

7.0%


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3. Distribution of Index Crimes

535 cases or69.49%

79 cases or 10.26%50 cases or 6.49%

47 cases or 6.10%

28 cases or 3.63%

14 cases or 1.82%

13 cases or 1.69% 4 cases or 0.52%PHY INJ

THEFT

ROBBERY

HOMICIDE

CARNAPPING

RAPE

MURDER

CATTLE RUSTLING

Physical Injury registered the highest number of incidents with 535 or 69.49%; followed by Theft with 79 or 10.26%; Robbery with 50 or 6.49%; Homicide with 47 or 6.10%; Carnapping with 28 or 3.63%; Rape with 14 or 1.82%; Murder with 13 or 1.69% and Cattle Rustling with 4 or 0.52%.

4. Non-Index Crime

Non-index crimes registered 788 incidents, which is higher by 149 or 23.32% as

compared to the 639 incidents for the same period of CY 2013.

0 4

211143 207

257

20

169

192201

9 14

639

788

-200

300

800


PREV

CURR

5. Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR)

PREV CURR PREV CURR PREV CURR

BATANES 16.76 27.93 16.76 5.59 0.00 22.35

CAGAYAN 34.88 25.40 17.48 13.61 17.40 11.79

ISABELA 33.56 37.73 19.41 20.17 14.15 17.57

SANTIAGO CITY 38.41 162.71 24.44 44.69 13.97 118.02

NUEVA VIZCAYA 99.49 92.01 57.23 47.77 42.26 44.24

QUIRINO 22.56 22.04 17.84 14.69 4.72 7.345

AMCR 42.13 44.75 23.78 22.12 18.35 22.63

PROVINCES CRIME RATEINDEX CRIME

RATE

NON-INDEX

CRIME RATE

AVERAGE MONTHLY

149 or

23.32%


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The Average Monthly Crime Rate for the period is 44.75, which is higher by 2.61 or 6.20% as compared with the 42.13 AMCR for the same period of CY 2013. 6. Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE)

PPOs/CPO PREV CURR VAR (%)

BATANES 66.67 80.00 13.33

CAGAYAN 63.83 61.36 -2.47

ISABELA 63.34 64.31 0.97

SANTIAGO CITY 52.73 63.52 10.79

NUEVA VIZCAYA 46.90 41.39 -5.52

QUIRINO 44.19 66.67 22.48

REGIONAL 57.46 57.57 0.11

Out of the 1,558 crime incidents, 897 cases were solved reflecting a Crime Solution Efficiency of 45.86%. It decreased by 11.81% compared to the 57.67% CSE of the same period of CY 2013. Santiago CPO has the highest CSE with 60.19%, while Cagayan PPO has the lowest with 36.70% CSE. 7. Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE)

PPOs/CPO PREV CURR VAR (%)

BATANES 100.00 80.00 -20.00

CAGAYAN 70.69 70.78 0.09

ISABELA 80.24 77.54 -2.71

SANTIAGO CITY 61.82 72.10 10.28

NUEVA VIZCAYA 69.25 50.48 -18.77

QUIRINO 55.81 71.43 15.61

REGIONAL 72.73 67.97 -4.76

On the other hand, out of the TCV, 1,059 cases were cleared reflecting a Crime Clearance Efficiency of 67.97%. It decreased by 4.76% compared to the 72.73% CCE of the same period of CY 2013. Batanes PPO recorded the highest CCE with 80.00%, while Nueva Vizcaya PPO has the lowest with 50.48% CCE. III. NEUTRALIZATION OF WANTED PERSONS Of the 225 Warrant of Arrest received, 63 were served reflecting a 28% service of warrant of arrest that resulted in the apprehension of 111 wanted persons, who were charged of various offenses.

PPOs/CPO WA

RECEIVED WA

SERVED

% OF SERVICE OF WA

TOTAL # OF ARRESTED

WANTED PERSONS

CAGAYAN 101 34 33.66 45

ISABELA 88 14 15.91 38

NUEVA VIZCAYA 20 11 55.00 21

QUIRINO 3 3 100.00 4


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IV. WOMEN AND CHILDREN PROTECTION DESK On cases of Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD), there were 65 WCPD cases recorded in the region, broken down as follows: 28 cases involving children and 33 involving women as victims, 4 cases involving children as suspects. All cases were filed and referred to appropriate courts and offices.

PPOs/CPO CHILDREN IN

CONFLICT WITH LAW

CHILDREN WOMEN TOTAL

BATANES 0 0 0 0

CAGAYAN 2 12 12 26

ISABELA 1 5 6 12

SANTIAGO CITY 0 1 0 1

NUEVA VIZCAYA 1 10 11 22

QUIRINO 0 0 4 4

TOTAL 4 28 33 65

V. PRE-CHARGE EVALUATION CASES On Pre-Charge Evaluation cases, there were 107 cases received during the period in review involving 18 PCOs, and 117 PNCOs who were charged administratively. Of the 107 cases, 64 cases were resolved, 39 cases are still under summary hearing, while only 5 is still under pre-charge investigation.

OFFENSES TOTAL CASES

RECEIVED

PERSONNEL INVOLVED

STATUS OF THE CASE

PCO PNCO NUP RESOLVED UNDER

PCE

UNDER SUMMARY HEARING

Grave Misconduct 38 4 44 20 2 16 Less Grave Neglect of Duty 14 1 14 10 4 Grave Misconduct 38 4 44 20 2 16 Simple Neglect of Duty 7 6 5 5 1 1 Serious Neglect of duty 8 2 7 7 1

Dishonesty 1 1 1

SANTIAGO CITY 13 1 7.69 3

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Oppression 2 2 2

TOTAL 107 18 117 0 64 5 39

VI. ON e-PROJECTS

a. Crime Incident Recording System (CIRS) – Percent of Compliance

PPOs/CPO

CV REPORTED TO DIDM (POLICE

BLOTTER)

CV GENERATED

BY DIDM FROM THE

CIRS

VARIANCE

ENCODING PERFORMANCE EFFICIENCY

% (C/B)

BATANES 5 3 -2 60.00

CAGAYAN 308 7 -301 2.27

ISABELA 552 384 -168 69.57

SANTIAGO CITY 233 168 -65 72.10

NUEVA VIZCAYA

418 61 -357 14.59

QUIRINO 42 24 -18 57.14

TOTAL 1558 647 -911 41.53

b. Wanted Person Information System (WPIS) – Percent of Compliance

PPO'S/CPO WA's RECEIVED WA's ENCODED TO

WPIS % OF COMPLIANCE

BATANES 1 1 100%

CAGAYAN 101 101 100%

ISABELA 88 88 100%

NUEVA VIZCAYA 20 20 100%

QUIRINO 13 13 100%

SANTIAGO CITY 13 13 100%

TOTAL 235 235 100%

c. e-Rogues Gallery – Percent of Compliance

PPO'S/CPO ARRESTED

WANTED PERSONS

NR OF E-ROGUES GALLERY ENCODED

% OF COMPLIANCE

BATANES 1 1 100%

CAGAYAN 113 113 100%

ISABELA 90 90 100%

NUEVA VIZCAYA 42 42 100%

QUIRINO 9 9 100%

SANTIAGO CITY 41 41 100%

TOTAL 295 295 100%


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Community A. Safer place to live, work and do business Police-Community Partnership

1. Community Assistance and Development Programs

Community Assistance & Development Activities

Accomplishments

Conducted by the PNP

Supported by the PNP

Medical & Dental Outreach Programs (MEDOP)

3 51

Relief Operations 12 31

Feeding Program 26 47

Bloodletting 17

Support to Community Projects 31 33

Livelihood & Skills Development Projects

10 32

Total 82 211

Personnel of Tuao Police Station, participated in the conduct of Medical and

Dental Mission initiated by the Local Government Unit of Tuao, held at Barangay Malalinta, Tuao, Cagayan on December 2, 2014.

Aparri Valley Cops through PCINSP MINA AGBISIT-DOMINGO, COP, faculty and staff of Saint Paul School, Aparri Campus led by Mrs. Joyce Balisi jointly initiated


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the conduct of Gift Giving at Gaddang Elementary School, Gaddang, Aparri, Cagayan on December 14, 2014.

Personnel of Peǹablanca Police Station, led by PCINSP JHONALYN QUILANG TECBOBOLAN, COP conducted feeding program to the Day Care pupils of Barangay Dodan, Peñablanca, Cagayan on December 12, 2014.

Personnel of Santiago City Police Office initiated the gift giving to the dependents of CPSC and Police Stations 1 & 2 during their Christmas Party held at SCPO ground on December 19, 2014.

2. Disaster Preparedness and Management

a. Inventory of Search and Rescue (SAR) Assets

Unit PNP SAR Blue Box

Life Vest

Spine Board

Rescue Rope

Rescue Ladder

Stretcher Lift Capability

Utility Trucks/Vans

PRO2 1 39 5 6 2 1 2 Total 1 39 5 6 2 1 2

b. SAR Trained Personnel

Unit Number of Personnel Trained in SAR Operations

PRO2 39 226

Total 39 226

c. Disaster Preparedness Activities

Unit Activities Number of Activities

Conducted

PRO2

Coordination with LGUs 33

Training/Seminar on Disaster Preparedness 30

Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways)

35

Information Drive 68


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Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition

Simulation Drills and Exercise 31

Coordination with LGUs 8

Training/Seminar on Disaster Preparedness 2 Clean-Up drive(de-clogging of esteros

/waterways) 7

Information drive re disaster praparedness 28 TOTAL 242

PSUPT FELICIANO ANOG CARANGUIAN,

DPDA, conducted Inspection on Search and

Rescue (SAR) Uniform to the PNP personnel of

Cagayan PPO followed by PICE on December 9,

2014.

PSSUPT ALEXANDER P SANTOS, OIC of Santiago City Police Office and other officers attended the Regional Launching of Operation Listo – Disaster Preparedness Program- Typhoon Edition with DILG Usec. Austere A. Panadero, held at Zen Hotel, Santiago City on December 15, 2014. 2014 Best Practices

1. The Police on the Street for Traffic Direction, Control and Emergencies

(POSTE)

The POSTE is an integrated approach of establishment of a Police Outpost. Police personnel assigned in traffic and patrol shall primarily man the outpost aided by the members of the Municipality/City Rescue of the Public Order and Safety Unit (POSU) and Barangay Tanods which has jurisdiction over the established POSTE. The Personnel assigned in the post shall also be the first responders during emergencies and incidents. They must be properly trained in traffic direction and control, first responder procedures and first aid application. The post shall be equipped with first aid kits and other law enforcement paraphernalia/equipment. All MPS/CPS shall determine the location of the initial five (5) POSTE and present the same to the Local Council for LGU to support in the project.

2. PRO2 ROPD LOI 30/2011 [Operational Plan Verification of Identification

and Sticker’s Authenticity (OPLAN VISA)

OPLAN VISA (Verification of Identification and Sticker’s Authenticity) was formally introduced and launched in the region last September 7, 2012. It was initiated to improve crime prevention in partnership with all stakeholders. Its launching was coincided with the yearly observance of the National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW).Wherein 8,194 motorcycles were registered and three weeks after, another 77,003 motorcycle owners registered their motorcycles. The number of registered


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motorcycles had immensely increased through the years. Manifesting strong public support to the program because they believed the program becomes instrumental in crime prevention and solution

3. Publication of Valley Cops Magazine

Police Regional Office 2 in its way of reaching out the community where the activities, plans, programs and accomplishments of the PNP are shared to the public, has published four (4) editions of the Valley Cops Magazine with a total of 26,800 copies. Its quarterly publication has been nourishing the cooperation and coordination between the PNP and the local government units, thereby enhancing police community relations.

4. Talakayan Sa Isyung Pulis (TSIP)

In keeping the public informed and abreast of the latest issues concerning our

police operations and accomplishments, PRO2 continues to soar high in bringing the public the timeliest information through our PNP Sponsored Radio Program dubbed as “Talakayan Sa Isyung Pulis” being aired over various media entities in the region. Records show that from January 2014 to present, a total of 1,310 radio guestings and 796 TV appearances to include special guestings and interviews from different media entities/practitioners in the region.

5. Regular PIPS Assessment with Regional Advisory Councils Members, (RAC) Recommendations:

Hon. Rosauro Resuelo, City Councilor of Tuguegarao City

Motorcycle Use Ordinance; Putting up of motorcycle rack in Schools and other establishments for motorists to

chain lock their motorcycle; Recommend to all motorcycle dealers re issuance of chain locks to all buyers; Coordination with the LTO, LTFRB, LGU in the prohibition of minors from driving

motorcycles; Conduct of information drive to the community re road and safety and the

possible outcome/result of reckless driving; and Blue Guards- partner in Crime Prevention.

Dir. Blesida Diwa, RD, ROT

OPLAN VISA ( How many do not have Drivers License); Demography of Victims. (Students) Convergence with School Heads as many of

those involved are Students/Youth; Putting of Street Lights is deterrent; Distribution of fliers showing the actual photos of vehicular accidents; and Installation of CCTVs in all parking areas.

Dr. Archimedes Articulo, Campus Executive Officer of CSU Carig, Tuguegarao City


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Joint PNP/ State Universities in researching best practices to adopt in minimizing the occurrence of different crime incidents (e.g. RIR, carnapping, robbery and theft);

Partner with State Universities for Research Extension/Services; Profiling of victims/offenders; Identify Crime Prone Areas; Extension Program - Community Counseling

- Sanction to parents of erring youth; Media Linkages- Footages of graphic presentation; Interview of victims/survivor; Holiday Safety Tips; Involved motorcycle dealers in distributing flyers (Safety Tips); DPWH to be part of Regional Advisory Council (RAC).

Dir. Angelica Mercado RD, PIA, RO2

Media will support advocacy/dissemination; Actual footage of victims of motorcycle accident (Faces of Victims should be

covered); and Include media in airing all PNP activities.

6. Memorandum Circular on Placement and Designation of Chief of Police (COPs) This circular prescribes the policies, procedures and guidelines governing the selection of placement of the Police Commissioned Officers to Staff Positions of Provincial Offices, Company Commanders of PPSC and Chiefs of police of City/Municipality Police Stations and other positions of responsibility. This Circular aims to improve the current placement system of Police Commissioned Officers; Create equal access and opportunity for professional growth and career advancement for all qualified PCOs regardless of the source of commission, gender or affiliation; and formulate an objective placement system that is firmly anchored on the principles of merit and fitness.

7. Conduct of PULIS Training for Erring Personnel

The influx of cases involving PNP personnel has always been one of the major obstacles to the continuing drive of the PNP to regain public trust and confidence made possible under the PNP Transformation Strategy. Despite the past character-rebuilding initiatives that have for some time created a dent/depression in the state of discipline among the members of the organization, misconduct of the PNP personnel remains unabated and threatens to jeopardize the PNP gains on public acceptance. Thus, the need to institute a more effective training program for every police officer who refuses to “toe the line” cannot be over emphasized. This training is designed to develop character; learning fitness and attitude of erring members of the PNP Organization resulting from their malfeasance, misfeasance and non-feasance or who deliberately refuse to “toe-the-line” arising from a repetition of their misconduct.


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The PRO2 Hierarchy

Police Regional Office 2 (PRO2) has operational jurisdiction over the Cagayan

Valley Region headed by the Regional Director, PCSUPT MIGUEL DE MAYO LAUREL. The members of the Command Group are PCSUPT BERNARDO AUSTRIA DIAZ as Deputy Regional Director for Administration, PSSUPT FRANKLIN MOISES RODRIGUEZ MABANAG as Deputy Regional Director for Operations and PSSUPT GREGORIO NOTO LIM as the Regional Chief of the Directorial Staff. The Directorial Staff are: PSSUPT AMORSOLO S. DELA CRUZ, C, RPHRDD; PSSUPT JOSELITO JOHN W. SANTOS, C, RID; PSSUPT LEON DG RAFAEL JR., C, ROPD; PSUPT LEUMAR U. ABUGAN, AC, RLRDD; PSSUPT FERNANDO P. CRISTOBAL JR, C, RPCRD; PSUPT REMUS B. MEDINA, AC, RCD; and PSSUPT DOMINGO R. LUCAS, C, RIDMD; PSUPT AGUSTIN Y. TAMANGEN, GD, RHSG; and PSUPT BALTAZAR P. ISRAEL, Acting Battalion Commander, 2RPSB.

It has five (5) Police Provincial Offices (PPOs) and one (1) City Police Office:

Cagayan PPO headed by PSSUPT RONALDO E. OLAY; Isabela PPO headed by PSSUPT SOTERO DG. RAMOS JR, Nueva Vizcaya PPO headed by PSSUPT JOHN D. LUGLUG, Quirino PPO headed by PSSUPT REYNALDO A. SINAON SR., Batanes PPO headed by PSSUPT EDGARDO G. PAMITTAN, and Santiago CPO headed by PSSUPT ALEXANDER P. SANTOS.

MIGUEL DE MAYO LAUREL Police Chief Superintendent


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