opb1stq2013 - PNP Police Regional Office 12

Republic of the Philippines
NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 12
Tambler, General Santos City
Cellular Phone # 09069115075
[email protected]
R3/PLANS-2013-03-25-____
001
MEMORANDUM
FOR
:
Chief, Philippine National Police
NHQ PNP, Camp Crame, Quezon City
(Attn: TDPL-PPD)
FROM
:
Regional Director
SUBJECT
:
Accomplishment Report for 1st Quarter CY 2013
DATE
:
1. Reference: Radio message from TDPL with CN: DPL/PPD-19032013 re
Submission of 1stQuarter Operations Plans and Budget (OPB) for CY 2013 and Physical
Report of Operations.
2. Submitted is the 1st Quarter CY 2013 Accomplishment Report of PRO 12 in the
prescribed OPB format:
a. General Administration and Support Services:
1) Personnel
The present personnel fill-up is 5,641 (378 PCOs, 5,142PNCOs and 121
NUPs)for a police to population ratio of 1:766.Out of this number, 3,493 personnel were
given recognition in their meritorious accomplishment and performance of duty.
ON COMPLAN PATNUBAY, eighty (80) personnel who were involved in
twelve (12) cases were investigated. Out of the eighty (80) personnel,one (1) was
dismissed, eighteen (18) were suspended, one (1) was demoted, ten (10) were dropped
and closed cases, forty (40) were exonerated/case dismissed, and ten (10) were dropped
from rolls/marked AWOL.
Manpower
PCO
PNCO
Sub-Total
NUP
Permanent
Authorized
Strength
477
5,346
5,823
Actual
Strength
378
5, 142
5,520
Variance
136
117
(19)
1
(99)
(204)
(303)
Casual
Contractual
Temporary
TOTAL
UNIT
RHQ
HRSG 12
RPSB 12
CPPO
SPPO
SCPPO
SKPPO
CCPO
GSCPO
TOTAL
5,959
4
5,641
(322)
PCOs
PNCOs
NUPs
TOTAL
61
7
32
52
41
59
51
26
49
340
123
1,159
889
409
733
749
243
497
50
6
0
15
9
15
11
8
7
451
136
1,191
956
459
807
811
277
553
378
5,142
121
5,641
2) Training
For the period, the Office conducted Programmed Courses to 192 PCOs
and PNCOs, broken down as follows:One (1) class for Seminar on Laws on Commercial
Explosives to forty two (42) participants; RA 7183 (Firecrackers and Pyrotecnic Laws) to
twenty five (25) participants; one (1) class of Human Rights for Public Safety Seminar to
forty seven (47) participants; one (1) class Human Rights–Based Policing Advocacy
Seminar to forty (40) participants; and one (1) class of Human Rights Seminar to thirty
eight (38) participants.
Other Programmed Courses/Activitieswere also conducted such as
Interdicting Terrorist Incident Course to seven (7) participants; and Forensic Examination
of Terrorist Crime Scenes to one (1) participant.
Unprogrammed Courses were also conducted to 198 participants as
follows: one (1) class for Interview and Interrogation Course to sixteen (16) participants;
one (1) class for Police Enhancement Training to forty (40) participants; one (1) class for
BPAT Training/Seminar to eighteen (18) participants; one (1) class to Bomb Threat
Awareness Seminar to forty three (43) participants; one (1) class for Barangay Tanod ReOrientation Training/BPAT Seminar to thirty five (35) participants; one (1) class for
Barangay Tanod Re-Orientation Seminar to forty six (46) participants; five (5) classes for
Moral Recovery Program Seminar to 663 participants; two (2) classes of Implementation
of Anti-Corruption Measures to 307 participants and three (3) classes for Moral Recovery
Program to 356 participants.
Likewise,in compliance to GAD Program of the PNP, this office
conductedone (1) class for Gender and Development (GAD) Program was conducted to
forty two (42) participants.
Further, Physical Fitness and Sports Development Program are
religiously being conducted at this Headquarters, such as: Physical Fitness Exercises to
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include Taebo, running, walking and basketball which is conducted every Athletic Days
(Tuesdays and Thursdays) from this headquarters down to lower units.
b. Support to Operations:
1) Health Services
For the period, the Regional Health Service 12 conducted consultation
and treatment to 3,237 PNP personnel, their dependents, NUPs and authorized civilians.
Attended one (1) NHQ Conference/Scientific Seminar, and conducted nine
(9)Visitations/Dental& Medical Health Outreach Programs to different Police Stations
within AOR, detailed below.
NR
Program/Project
Activity/Sub-Activity
Performance Indicator
No. of
Accomplishment
DENTAL
A
thorough
and
No. of personnel and dependents who
01 complete examination of underwent
thorough
&
complete
patients oral cavity
examination of patients oral cavity
Filling up of decayed
No. of personnel and dependents who
02 carious tooth
underwent filling up of decayed/carious
tooth
Treatment
of
No. of personnel and dependents who
03 Periodontal diseases
underwent treatment of periodontal
diseases
Radiographic Exam of
No. of personnel and dependents who
04 Oral Hard & soft tissue as underwent Radiographic exam of oral
an aid to diagnosis
hard & soft tissues as an aid in diagnosis
Fitting
of
Dental
No. of personnel and dependents who
Prosthesis
is
restore underwent fitting of dental prosthesis to
05
normal
function
of restore normal function of mastication
mastication
Extraction of diseased
No. of personnel and dependents who
06 & abnormal tooth from the underwent extraction of diseased and
oral socket
abnormal tooth from the oral socket
Removal of Dental
No. of Dental visitation/inspection &
Pulp and filling up with dental treatment to lower units
07 Endodontic material for
preservation of tooth root
and/or crown
Attendance to NHQ
No.
of
attendance
to
NHQ
08 conference/scientific
Conference/Scientific Seminar
seminar
Dental
No. of dental visitation/inspection &
Visitation/Inspection
& dental treatment to lower units
09
Dental treatment to lower
units
Procurement of Office
N. of procurement of office supplies
10
Supplies and materials
and materials
Dental
Health
No of dental health outreach
11
Outreach
MEDICAL
Conduct
of
No. of PNP pers/deps/NUP and
01
Consultation examination authorized
civ
who
underwent
3
154
178
136
93
15
136
6
1
1
2
2
928
Program/Project
Activity/Sub-Activity
NR
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
Conduct of Physical
Examination
Conduct of Surgical
Operations
Conduct
of
field
visitation and consultation/
treatment to PNP pers to
lower units/police offices
Attendance
to
conferences/seminars
Procurement of Office
supplies/materials
Minor
repair
&
maintenance of Medical
office/ equipment
Minor
repair
and
maintenance of vehicles
Medical
Health
Outreach
GAD
Performance Indicator
consultation
No. of PNP pers/NUP who underwent
Physical/ NP examination
No.
of
Minor
surgical
operations/dreasings
No. of PNP pers/NUPs who underwent
consultation and treatment
No. of seminars & conferences
No. of procurements of office supplies
and materials
No. of minor repair and maintenance of
office equipment
No. of repair and maintenance of
vehicle
No. of Medical Health Outreach
Nr of GAD activities
No. of
Accomplishment
577
133
866
2
2
1
1
2
1
Likewise,information drive on health awareness has been concluded to
PNP personnel of PRO 12 with basic medical and dental services extended up to the
Municipal Police Office. Coordination has been made with Local Government Medical and
Dental Health facilities/unit for the benefit of the Police Force within the area and
successfully conducted series of Civic Action in support to the Police Regional Community
Relation Program.
2) Logistical Services
For the period covered, this Office successfully implemented its
programs thru 15%-85% distribution of Logistical support to all line units. In like manner,
timely procurement and delivery of basic supplies and the improvements of the
management of logistics operations related to peace and order and public safety
campaign among lower levels were upheld based on the prescribed Program/Project and
other Activities and Performance Indicator.
a) REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
This office was able to supervise the renovation and construction projects (by
administration) amounting P15,108,464.59, as follows:
NAME OF
PROJECT
Construction
of Alamada
MPS
Construction
of Banisilan
MPS
Bldg
Type
PROJECT
COST
SOURCE OF FUNDS
GAA
4, 637,000.00
PNPTR
LGU
4.637M
5,000,000.00 4.161M
9/3/12
839T
4
OTHERS
DATE
Date
STARTED Completed
9/3/12
Construction
of Pres Roxas
MPS
Repair of
RPSB 12
Building
4,771,464.59
4,771,464.59
700,000.00
TOTAL
1/10/13
1/10/13
15,108,464.59
b) PROCUREMENT
The following equipment/supplies were procured in the same period and
allocated/accorded to the needs of different units:
NOMENCLATURE
Ammo Purchased:
30,899 rds ctg ball cal 5.56mm
12,663 rds ctg ball cal .9mm
5,000 rds ctg ball cal.45mm
POL
10,648 Liters Gasoline
11,336 Liters Diesel
Total
COST OF
SUPPLY/EQPMNT
FUNDING/
RESOURCES
911,520.00
278,586.00
125,000.00
MOOE
-do-do-
1,158,960.62
MOOE
-do2,474,066.62
c.) LOGISTICS RECEIVED FROM NHQ PNP
NOMENCLATURE
COST OF
SUPPLY/EQPMNT
RECIPIENT
Tacurong CPS-2, Cot CPO-1,
Surallah MPS-1, Lutayan MPS-1,
Isulan MPS-1, Maitum-1
PRO 12
Seven (7) units Tiger Boxer
Motorcycle
PNP Bus (Hino)
d.) LGU/NGO SUPPORT EXTENDED TO PNP:
PARTICULAR
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Gasoline
Gasoline395
Gasoline
Diesel
Gasoline
Quantity
(Ltrs)
600
670
380
640
530
300
320
250
AMOUNT
DONOR
34,800.00
33,000.00
17,860.00
30,250.00
30,250.00
22,500.00
18,000.00
15,680.00
14,320.00
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RECIPIENT
Bagumbayan LGU
Columbio LGU
Esperanza LGU
Isulan LGU
Bagumbayan MPS
Columbio MPS
Esperanza MPS
Isulan MPS
Kalamansig LGU
Lambayong LGU
Lebak LGU
Kalamansig MPS
Lambayong MPS
Lebak MPS
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Gasoline
Diesel
380
275
405
455
350
Diesel
Gasoline
Gas/Diesel
Gasoline
Diesel
Patrol Tires 4pcs
Diesel
1500
1500
300
100
17,860.00
12,925.00
22,500.00
22,500.00
17,500.00
Lutayan LGU
Palimbang LGU
Pres Quirino LGU
Sen Ninoy Aquino
LGU
72,000.00 Tacurong City LGU
81,000.00
70,000.00 Polomolok LGU
25,000.00 Surallah LGU
Lake Sebu LGU
160
Norala LGU
233,764.00 Koronadal City
LGU
Gasoline
240
Banga LGU
Gasoline
9,083.00 Sto Niño LGU
Office Supplies
2,083.00
PBI Kit, Video & Digital Camera, HP Printer,
Dell Desktop Computer, First aid kit and
Motorola radio
Video & Digital Camera, HP Printer, Dell
Desktop Computer, First aid kit and Motorola US Government
radio
PBI Kit, Video & Digital Camera, HP Printer,
Dell Desktop Computer, First aid kit and
Motorola radio
PBI Kit, HP Printer, Dell Desktop Computer,
First aid kit and Motorola radio
Video & Digital Camera and HP Printer
Lutayan MPS
Palimbang MPS
Pres Quirino MPS
Sen Ninoy Aquino
MPS
Tacurong CPS
Polomolok MPS
Surallah MPS
Lake Sebu MPS
Norala MPS
Koronadal CPS
Banga MPS
Sto Niño MPS
CPPO
SCPPO
SKPPO
CCPO
GSCPO
c. Operations:
1) Operations Services
A total of 2,422,666man-hours on police visibility patrol (foot,
mobile/motorcycle, and seaborne) were conducted particularly in crime prone areas
throughout the region. Police response time improved to 5 minutes in urban centers and
10 minutes in rural/remote areas. During the period, 11,350legitimate calls have been
responded/ acted appropriately.
2) Campaign against Illegal Drugs
For the period, the Office intensified its anti-drug operations resulting to
eighty one (81)positive operations, neutralizing100 drug offenders (59 pushers, 23
users, and 18 pushers/users) and the filing ofseventy two (72) cases in Court. As of this
report, 560remain as Drug Affected Barangays and subject for clearing operation. A total
of 43 grams of Shabu,526grams of MJ leavesand 162 hills of MJ plants andother kinds
of illegal drugs were confiscated and seized, with a total DDB value of Php 1,775,539.49.
3) Campaign against Kidnapping
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For the period in review, one (1) kidnapping incident transpired in the
AOR. All victims were safely rescued. Below is the detail:
Date/
Place of Incident
Victim/s
Suspect/s
Remarks
Time
Kidnapping February Mabini Street,
Tex Dagadas Entrapment operation
Nasser
Nords was planned and the
2, 2013 at BrgyPoblacion 6,
Abdulhavib and
about
Cotabato City
Abdulkhaliq Malang
ransom money amounting
to P 200, 000.00 was to
12:00
o’clock
be prepared by Parida Ali.
midnight
This incident remains
unsolved because there is
a notion incited among
authorities that Parida Ali
and Datulukes Dagadas
masterminded
the
abduction of the boy
Nasser and that both may
have
an
illicit
arrangement
correlated
with making profits out of
using the child in a kidnap
for ransom scenario.
Incident
4) Campaign against Carnapping/Enforcement of Traffic Laws
For the period covered, a total of 101 (0-MV, 101-MC) were reportedly
carnapped,eighty two 82(54-MV, 28-MC) were recovered.Forty (40) suspects were
arrested and twenty one (21) cases were filed in court. Likewise, unauthorized use of
Sirens & Blinkers were banned, thru LOI 34/2010 “Action Plan Against Wang-Wang and
counter Flow”.
5) Anti-Bank/Armored Car/Highway Robbery Campaign
No incident on Armored Car-Highway Robbery occurred. However, the office
is continuously undertaking in-deep monitoring on criminal groups for their possible
apprehension. A total of fifteen (15) dry runs on bank security preparation andeighteen
(18) dialogues/meetings with Bankers Association and LGU’s were conducted.
6) Anti-Kotong Campaign
For the period covered, this Office conducted 235operations. As part of its
mandated mission, the Office dynamically conducted Police Information and Continuing
Education (PICE) to police personnel to educate and remind them not to indulge
themselves in illegal activity such as “kotong”. The PICE is usually done every after
Saturday Formation/Inspection. Moreover, continuous monitoring is being undertaken by
the Office utilizing 8 Spotter Teams.
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7) Anti-Organized Syndicated Crime Groups/ Criminal Gangs Campaign
For the period covered there were no reported neutralized group and no
Syndicated Groups/Organized Crime Groups members were arrested in the AOR.
8) Anti-Terrorism Campaign
For the period, the Office conducted 333positive operations and recorded
6(2-IED/Landmine, 4-grenade) explosions with one (1) killed suspect and nine (9)
fragmentation hand with the details as follows:
Breakdown of Terrorism related Incidents:
Incident
Date/Time
Suspect
Arrested
Neg
Place
Recovered
December along Corner
suspected IED 26, 2012 at Sinsuat Ave and
about 9:45 Ramon Rabago St,
in the
Mother Brgy Rosary
evening
Heights, Cotabato
City
Recovered
January 6, along JP Laurel
Neg
IED
2013,10:30 Street, Kidapawan
in the
City
morning
Recovered
January 6, Brgy Moloy,
one
(1) 2013,2:50 Surallah, South
Vintage Hand in the
Cotabato.
Grenade
morning
Landmine IED January
Explosion
25, 2013 at
about
10:43 in
the
evening
Sitio Alang-Alang
detachment, Brgy.
Kisante, Makilala,
Cotabato Province
8
Remarks
Recovered
from
the
scene were fragments of an
IED however EODT is still on
the process of determining
type of explosive used.
The EOD team was able
to recovered one (1) unit
cellular phone, two (2) pcs
60MM mortar, one (1) 9 volts
battery and detonation cord.
Recovered IED are now
under the custody of 63rd
EOD,
PA
for
proper
disposition.
Neg
Recovered hand grenade
is now under the custody of
Surallah MPS, SCPPO for
subsequent turn over to
EODT, SCPPO for proper
disposition.
more or less
Said incident resulted
eight (8)
to wounding in action of five
members of (5)
government
troops
identified as CPL Mohamad
CNN
N Sali, CPL Hassa T Sarip,
PFC Allan M Oro, PVT
Michael O Purol and PVT
Vincent A Somog-oy and
one (1) minor Clair Dando, 8
years old and a resident of
said place who was hit at her
right ear during the cross
fire.Responding
EODT
recovered from the blast site
78 mtrs firing wire, ruptured
pieces of PVC pipe (used as
container of the explosive).
Incident
Date/Time
Suspect
Arrested
Place
Recovered
Hand
Grenade
January
Purok
1,
Brgy neg
31, 2013 at Buayan,
General
about
Santos City
10:05 in
the
morning
Explosion
At about
Brgy
Daguma, neg
5:55 in the Bagumbayan,
morning of Sultan Kudarat
January
31, 2013
Landmine
February Brgy Old Bulatukan, neg
explosion(IED) 26, 2013 at Makilala, Cotabato
about 8:25
in the
morning
Recovered
Hand
Grenade
March 1,
2013 at
about
12:30 early
in the
morning
Notre
Dame Neg
Avenue and De
Mazenod
Street,
Poblacion
3,
Cotabato
City
Province
Recovered
IED
March 06,
2013 at
about 7:30
in the
evening
MH Del Pilar Street, neg
Public Market,
Mlang, Cotabato
Province
9
Remarks
Said IED is command
detonated power source at
the hand of the trigger man.
Further
investigation
disclosed that said hand
grenade
is
PRB
432
fragmentation type grenade.
Recovered evidence is now
under the custody of EOD,
GSCPO
for
proper
disposition.
Joint elements of EODT,
SKPPO and SOCO Team
arrived at the crime scene to
conduct
Post
Blast
Investigation to determine the
type of explosive and motive
of the incident.
Initial
investigation
revealed that there was a
landmine explosion during
the firefight betweenarmed
CTs believed to be followers
of a certain Bobong (TNU) of
Guerilla Front 51, SMRC the
troops of 57th IB, PA and the
armed group believed to be
members of CNN at Sitio
Kamandag,
Brgy
Old
Bulatukan,
Makilala,
Cotabato.
Investigation
disclosed
that one (1) hand grenade
was found in the place in
front of Cotabato Premium
Hardware General Merchant
without safety pin but the
safety lever was tied with an
electrical tape.
Recovered the following
components: Two (2) pcs
CTG 60mm; One (1) ft length
colored white detonating
cord; One (1) pc improvised
blasting cap; One (1) pc 9V
Eveready battery; One (1) pc
1.5V Eveready battery and
Mechanical clock served as
triggering device.
Suspect
Arrested
neg
Incident
Date/Time
Place
Explosion of
MK2
fragmentation
grenade
March 6,
2013 at
about 8:10
in the
evening
St. Eugene Street,
Brgy Rosary
Heights 4, Cotabato
City
Explosion
March 7,
2013, at
about 7:10
in the
evening
Mega Market, Brgy. Neg
Mother Poblacion
Supermaket,
Cotabato City
Recovered
IED
March 8,
Brgy.
Katicu, Neg
2013, 7:00 President Quirino,
o’clock in Sultan Kudarat
the
morning
Recovered
Fragmentation
Hand
Grenade
March 11, Narra Street, Purok Neg
2013, 6:00 8, Brgy. Lagao,
o’clock in General Santos City
the
afternoon
Recovered
Improvised
Explosive
Device (IED)
March 15,
2013 at
about
11:25 in
the
morning
Novo Supermarket, Neg
Brgy. Kalawag II,
Isulan,
Sultan
Kudarat
10
Remarks
Subject explosion was
caused
by
MK2
fragmentation
grenade
based on the recovered
safety lever pin at the crime
scene. Immediately, PS1,
CCPO responded, cordoned
the
area
and
called
assistance from CCPOEODT to conduct Post blast
investigation.
The responding elements
cordoned the area and
requested assistance of the
CCPO-EOD/K9, 6EODT-PA
and the SOCO team from
RCLO-ARMM who recovered
one (1) piece safety lever of
PRB
423
fragmentation
grenade.
Recovered the following
components: One (1) unit
Nokia 3310 cellular phone as
triggering device and Two (2)
81mm
ammunitions
as
explosive main charge.
Investigation
disclosed
that while the said person
was cleaning his garden in
his backyard, he accidentally
dug a hard object which was
later identified by GSCPOEODT as a fragmentation
hand grenade. Recovered
item is now under the
custody of GSPO-EODT for
proper disposition.
Recovered
IED
components were two (2)
rounds of CTG 60mm HE,
disintegrated parts of NOKIA
3315 cell phone, parts of
Smart SIMPACK, one (1) pc
9-volts battery (MSM-HK
Brand), silicon controlled
rectifier with markings NEC
3P4M K52S, color blue
Incident
Date/Time
Suspect
Arrested
Place
Explosion of
IED
March 22, Sitio
Tinibtiban, Neg
2013, at
Brgy
Batulawan,
about 7:50 Pikit, Cotabato
in the
morning
Explosion
March 23,
2013 at
about 9:17
in the
evening
Provincial
Hall, Neg
Purok
Bagong
Silang, Brgy Katiko,
Pres Quirino, Sultan
Kudarat
Remarks
plastic cellophane loaded
with cucumber, disintegrated
blue
plastic
container
believed to be a cassette
cartridge container, wires,
commercial white detonating
cord,
electrical
tape,
packaging tapes and two (2)
pcs non-electrical blasting
caps.
Investigation
and
intensified
Intelligence
monitoring
is
being
conducted by the said units
to possibly identify and arrest
the suspect.
Recovered from the
crime scene were the
following: fourteen (14) feet
ordinary electrical wire, one
(1) unit Nokia 1120 cellphone
with battery and sim pack,
two (2) pieces nine volt
batteries: one (1) ever ready
777 brand and one (1) circuit
assembly.
Investigation
disclosed
that
two
(2)
Transmission
Post
of
Transco/Napocor particularly
Power Tower (Nr KN42) was
destroyed by unidentified
perpetrator/s using an IED.
Recovered
from
the
crime scene were cellphone
parts, 9 volts battery, battery
terminal connector, metal
fragments believed to be
Mortar Ctg. No reported
casualty on said incident.
Legend:
*Black – Explosion
*Blue – Recovered Explosives
9) Implementation of LOI PAGLALANSAG OMEGA/KONTRA BOGA
(Campaign against Loose FAs)
Through the intensified conduct of 17, 485checkpoint operations and intensified
campaign against Loose Firearms, eighty four (84) persons were arrested, 65 (30HP,
35LP) assorted firearms were accounted andforty three (43) cases were filed in Court.
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10) Neutralization of Top Most Wanted Persons with Rewards
Arrested Most Wanted Persons
MWPs with Reward
MWPs w/out
Reward
Other Wanted
Persons
Total
0
145
250
395
11) Campaign against Illegal Gambling
A total of 74raids/operations against Illegal Gambling was conducted which
resulted in the arrest of 103 ushers/bettors.Likewise, confiscation of gambling
paraphernalia and bet money amounting to Php 185,000.00and filing of sixty (60) cases in
court.
12) Anti-Prostitution/Vagrancy/Child & Women Abuse Campaign
For the period covered, no Prostitution/Vagrancy/Pornography transpired in
the AOR while for anti-child abuse/pedophile police operations, thirty one (31) operations
were conductedout of sixteen (16) cases reported all suspects are Filipino, six (6) were
referred to DSWD and filing of twenty one (21) cases in court and twenty eight (28) cases
were settled.
13) Campaign against Smuggling
For the period covered, no Smuggling and piracy transpired in the AOR.
14) Campaign against Cattle Rustling
For the period, eleven (11) operations were conducted on campaign against
Cattle Rustling which resulted in the arrest oftwo (2) suspects, recovery of five (5) out of
seventeen (17) stolen cattle and two (2) cases filed in court.
15) Campaign against Illegal Logging
In coordination with DENR, the Office conducted ten (10) operations on
campaign on Illegal Logging which resulted in the recovery of 6,732 board feet of illegally
cut lumbers with an estimated value of P 213,103.70 and apprehension of eight (8)
persons. Cases were referred to CENRO/DENR for proper disposition.
16) Campaign against Illegal Fishing –
For the period, one (1) operation was conducted on Anti-Illegal Fishing
campaign which resulted in the arrest of eight (8) persons involved in illegal fishing
activity.
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17) Search and Rescue, and Disaster and Relief Operations
The operations consumed total man-hours of 2, 655 with the deployment of
112 uniformed Personnel and a total of 3,732 rescued victims.
Highlight of Disaster incidents:
Incident
Time/Date
Flash flood
January
2013,8:00
o’clock in
evening
Flash flood
January
2013,8:30
evening
February
2013, at
3:25
in
afternoon
Flash flood
Location
Nr of Family
affected
5, Brgy Lapuz, Purok
Magsaysay and Purok
the Rizal of Brgy San Jose,
Purok Manga of Brgy
Simsiman, Purok San
Martin
of
Brgy
Esperanza, Purok Rizal
and Purok Mabini of
Brgy
Matapol
and
Purok Quialma of Brgy
Poblacion,
Norala,
South Cotabato
15, Brgy Bai Saripinang,
in the Bagumbayan,
Sultan
Kudarat
22, Brgy. Fort Pikit, Brgy. 3,050 families
about Inug-ug, Brgy. Talitay,
the Brgy. Rajah Muda,
Brgy.
Bulod,
Brgy.
Bago-inged and Brgy.
Barongis,
Pikit,
Cotabato
TOTAL >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Damage
Nine (9) houses
were destroyed
3, 050 families
18) Special Coverage Security Operations
A total of 235special coverage security operations were provided to foreign
dignitaries, national government officials and local visitors for the period under review with
977 vital installations inspected and secured.
19) Internal Security Operations (ISO)
During the period, this Office conducted a total of 165 combat police patrol
operations on DTs and SPTs affected areas and recordeda total of 9 (6-encounters,3harassments) violent activities committed by threat groups. Likewise, one (1) DT
personality killed in action (KIA), two (2) casualties from the government troops wounded
in action (WIA) andrecovery of one (1) high powered firearm.
Time/Date Incidents
January
10, 2013
Location
Encounter
Sitio
between 10th Tiwayon, Brgy
Captured/
Neutralized
persnlts
Neg
13
Group
Case Filed
Undetermined Recovered
items
number
of are now under the
at about
7:00
o’clock in
the
evening
Special
Badiangon,
Forces
Arakan,
Company of Cotabato
Airborne,
Philippine
Army under
1LT ELMER
MALUCON
and
undetermined
number
of
CNN at Sitio
Tiwayon,
Brgy
Badiangon,
Arakan,
Cotabato
January Harassment
Sitio
Neg
12, 2013,
Badtok,
Brgy
5:00
Molon,
o’clock in
Palimbang,
the
Sultan Kudarat
morning of
CNN
LMG led by
certain
Commander
Mad Djao and
certain
Commander
Ingeg Binago
unidentified
Alleged
armed group harassment
was
lasted for more or
less Fifteen (15)
minutes
firefight
that
forced
the
group of Marajah
Hassan to passed
thru
the
mountainous
portion
of
Brgy
Ligao
of
same
municipality
to
avoid ambush or
armed encounter by
other armed groups
going towards Brgy
Malatunol,
Palimbang Sultan
Kudarat
more or less
Resulted to the
forty (40)
wounding of 2LT
members of MANUMBALE and
CNN
PFC Minlaod.
January Harassment
Brgy
Neg
10, 2013
Malatunol,
at about
Palimbang
3:00
Sultan Kudarat
o’clock in
the
afternoon
January Encounter
22, 2013 , between one
1:05 in the (1) Platoon,
afternoon Alpha
Company of
57IB, 61D,
PA and more
or less forty
(40)
custody of 10th SF
Coy
Airborne,
Philippine Army for
proper disposition
51N
YH Neg
351594, Brgy
Cabilao,
Makilala,
Cotabato
Province
14
members of
CNN
February Harassment
7, 2013 at (Rido)
about 7:00
o’clock in
the
morning
Brgy
Lomopog,
Midsayap,
Cotabato
March 4, Encounter
2013 at
about 6:17
in the
morning
Sitio
neg
Kapatagan,
Brgy. Luayon,
Makilala,
Cotabato
March 13, Encounter Sitio
2013 at
between the Kawayanon,
about 2:30 troops of 57th Brgy Luayon,
in the
IB, PA and Makilala,
afternoon the
Cotabato.
undetermined
numbers of
CTs believed
to be
members of
the CPP/NPA
March 20, Harassment Brgy Sinolon,
2013 at
T’boli, South
about
Cotabato
11:45 in
particularly at
the
the Community
morning
Police
Assistance
Center
(COMPAC) of
T’boli MPS,
SCPPO
Cmdr. Abas
Kumanding
with more or
less five
hundred (500)
fully armed
men
neg
Initial investigation
revealed that the
firefight lasted for
three (3) hours but
no
reported
casualty on both
sides. Motive of the
incident is believed
to be family feud
(Rido).
Members of Elements
of
CNN
Makilala
MPS,
CPPO
led
by
PINSP
RIZAL
ALOLOD,
OIC,
coordinated
with
7IB for possible hot
pursuit/blocking
operation and intel
monitoring
to
identify
the
affiliation of the said
armed group
Members of Recovered from the
the CPP/NPA place of incident
was one unit (1)
M16 rifle
Neg
Troops from
South Cotabato
PPO and
Regional Public
Safety Battalion
conducted hot
pursuit
operations and
recovered one
(1) dead body
confirmed by
PO1 Armecin to
be one of the
NPA raiders
that he shot.
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Fifteen (15)
suspected
members of
Front
Committee 73
led by Antonio
ALBOTRA
alyas Warren
and Southern
Alip Regional
Guerilla UnitFar South
(SARGU-FS)
led by Ronie
NAYRE alyas
Recovered from
the crime scene
were one (1) hand
grenade, more than
one hundred (100)
assorted
fired
cartridges of caliber
5.56, Carbine, AK
47 and two (2)
loaded magazine of
AK 47. Troops from
South
Cotabato
PPO and Regional
Public
Safety
Battalion conducted
Found from his Joy Joy
clothes were
three (3) live
rounds for AK
47 and one (1)
mobile phone.
hot
pursuit
operations
and
recovered one (1)
dead
body
confirmed by PO1
Armecin to be one
of the NPA raiders
that he shot. Found
from his clothes
were three (3) live
rounds for AK 47
and one (1) mobile
phone.
Firefight
lasted
for more or less
twenty (20) minutes
with no reported
casualty on both
sides.
March 21, Encounter
2013 at
about 9
o’clock in
the
morning
Lower Paatan, Neg
Kabacan,
Cotabato
Unidentified
armed group
March 28, Encounter
2013, At
about
12:15 in
the
afternoon
Sitio Baklayon, Neg
Brgy Old
Bulatukan,
Makilala,
Cotabato
Undetermined
Firefight
lasted
number
of for
thirty
(30)
CTs
minutes
that
prompted
the
enemy to withdraw
towards South East
direction.
No
casualties reported
in the government
troops
and
undetermined
on
enemy side.
20) Other Significant Accomplishments & Incidents:
 Report on Arrested Wanted Person: Arrest of Jojo Lapad by joint
elements of Sarangani PPSC and Malungon MPS, Sarangani PPO at Brgy Sinawal,
General Santos City on January 1, 2013 by Virtue of Warrant of Arrest for the crime of
Murder signed by Hon. Judge Oscar P Noel of Branch 35, Justice on Wheels (JOW),
General Santos City docketed under CC No. 4286-12 dated October 9, 2012.
 Report on Arrested Wanted Person: Arrest of Allan Oleo Leonor,
resident of Purok Placida, Brgy Calumpang, General Santos City by elements of Police
Station 5, GSCPO on January 6, 2013 by Virtue of Warrant of Arrest for the case of Rape
issued by Hon. Judge Antonio C. Lubao of RTC Branch 22 of General Santos City with
Criminal Case No. 23512. Incidental to his arrest, confiscated from the suspect’s
possession and control were one (1) unit caliber .45 pistol with serial number 140372 with
one (1) magazine loaded with seven (7) live ammunition.
 Report on Entrapment Operation Conducted Against Extortionist of
Husky Bus Company: On 091150 January 2013, an entrapment operation was
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conducted by joint Intelligence Branch SKPPO; SOG SKPPO; Isulan MPS; 16 th MICO;
and NICA 12 involving the extortionist of Husky Bus Company. The negotiation was met to
give One Million Pesos (PhP 1,000,000.00) to the extortionist at Mang Gorio Restaurant,
Isulan, Sultan Kudarat by the members of the operating team led by PINSP CHRISTIAN
ACE P SULARTE. The Operation resulted to a shootout between operating elements and
the extortionist resulting to the killing of certain Saddam SULAIMAN and arrest of Yasser
SUBHO. PO2 Adrian Ong, Intelligence Operative of SKPPO was wounded while in the
course of arresting the suspects. Recovered from the possession and control of the
suspects were two (2) fragmentation Grenades and; one (1) Cal .45 Pistol and MILF
Identification Cards; both were members of the TF ITTIHAD.
 Report on Arrested Wanted Person: On January 17, 2013 at Central
Warehouse Club INC, Kidapawan City, Cotabato Province. Warrant and Subpoena
PNCO of Kidapawan CPS, CPPO arrested Dionesio Alave Sr resident of Brgy. Paco,
Kidapawan City by virtue of Warrant of Arrest for Rape with CC# 1347-2013 dated May
30, 2012 issued by Hon. Arvin Sadiri B Balagot, assisting Judge of MTCC, Kidapawan
City.
 After Activity Report re visit of Chief, PNP: Visit of PDG ALAN LA
MADRID PURISIMA, CEO VI, Chief Philippine National Police and party to Police
Regional Office 12, Tambler, General Santos City on January 18, 2013 as the Guest of
Honor and Presiding Officer during the Turn-over of Command to the new Acting Regional
Director of PRO 12. At about 9:30 in the morning of same date, Chief, PNP and party
arrived at the PRO 12 Headquarters and was given Arrival Honor by the selected PRO 12
personnel followed by the Inspection to the ongoing construction of the new ROPD Office
and Conference Room located at the rooftop of PRO 12 Admin building. After the
Inspection, the party proceeded to the newly constructed RIDMD Building for the blessing
of said office followed by the distribution of Patrol Motorcycles and ISO Equipment to
PPSCs/CPSCs. At about 10:30 in the morning of same date, the Turn-over of Command
Ceremony was conducted at PRO 12 Grandstand presided by no less than the Chief,
PNP, PDG ALAN LA MADRID PURISIMA and installed the new Acting Regional Director
of PRO 12 in the person of PCSUPT CHARLES TURALBA CALIMA JR, CEO VI and
followed by the Departure Honor to the outgoing Regional Director PCSUPT ALEX PAUL I
MONTEAGUDO. At about 2:30 in the afternoon of the same date, Chief, PNP attended
the Graduation Ceremony of the Investigation Officer Basic Course (IOBC) at the RSTU
building. It was followed by the Courtesy Call to Hon. Mayor Darlene Custodio of General
Santos City and to Hon. Congressman Manny Pacquiao of lone District of Sarangani
Province. At about 6:45 in the afternoon of the same date, Chief, PNP and party left
General Santos City for Manila leaving a successful activity in PRO 12.Report on Arrest of
Wanted Person: Arrest of Basal Sali Taib alias Gong-gong at Brgy Wal, Palimbang, Sultan
Kudarat at about 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon of October 16, 2012 by joint PNP team led
by PSUPT LEONARDO A FELONIAN, Acting MV 1,PNP 11, Davao City together with
PINSP EVANGELIO A CRESENTE under direct supervision of PSSUPT VILLACORTA,
Deputy Commander Task Force Sanglahi and in coordination with the elements of
Palimbang MPS led by PSINSP ROMEO CALAMBA by virtue of Warrant of Arrest for
Criminal case Number 3432-36 for the crimes of kidnapping and serious illegal detention
issued by Hon. Judge Leo Jay T Principle of RTC Branch 1, Isabela City, Basilan last July
10, 2009. Said suspect was brought to Davao City on board an I-300 Van with plate
number LGN614 escorted by elements of Palimbang MPS for security.
 After Activity Report on Visit of CODE 1 in Maguindanao Province
and Cotabato City: On February 11, 2013 at about 5:30 in the morning, a Fluvial Caravan
for Peace was conducted andstarted at Lower Taviran, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
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and culminated in a landing zone at Sitio Laguindingan, Brgy. Kalangan II, Cotabato City.
Elements of CCPO provided route security along the riverbanks of Tamontaka river, Datu
Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao. The program was attended and participated by the different
LGUs from ARMM, Sultan Kudarat Province, Cotabato province, representatives from
AFP, MNLF, MILF, Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP) and
the International Monitoring Team (IMT). The Guest of Honor and Speaker during the
culmination of the said activity was OPAPP Undersecretary Jose I Lorena representing
His Excellency President Benigno Simeon C Aquino III. At about 10:40 in the morning
of same date, His Excellency President Benigno Simeon C Aquino III and Party
arrived at Awang airport, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao and proceed at the Philippine
Air force lounge for the security briefing. After the briefing, the President and party on
board a Huey Chopper, proceed to Old Capitol, Simuay, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao to
attend the Inauguration of the SAJAHARA BANGSAMORO together with his Cabinet
Officials and the MILF Central Committee chaired by Al Haj Murad Ebrahim at
Bangsamoro Learning Management Institute (BLMI) Building thereat.
Also
in
attendance were Bishop Colin Bagaforo, Congresswoman Bai Sandra Sema, ARMM
Governor Mujiv Hataman, Maguindanao Governor Toto Mangudadatu, Sultan Kudarat
Mayor Datu Tocao Mastura, MGEN CAESAR RONNIE P ORDOYO, AFP, PCSUPT
ALEX PAUL I MONTEAGUDO, Acting Director, Directorate for Operation, PDIR ELPIDO Z
DE-ASIS, Director, DIPO-WM, PCSUPT CHARLES T CALIMA JR, Regional Director,
PRO 12 and RD, PRO-ARMM PCSUPT NOEL O DELOS REYES, representatives from
the business sectors, private sectors, religious sectors, NGO’s and several other
prominent personalities. The program ended at about 1:10 in the afternoon of same date.
The HPBSA III and party returned to 6ID, PA, Camp Siongco, Awang, Datu Odin Sinsuat,
Maguindanao and departed back to Manila at about 3:50 in the afternoon with no
untoward incident happened.
 After Activity Report re 1ST Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating
Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting: This Office conducted the 1ST Regional Law
Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting on March 21, 2013, at Casa
Luisa Restaurant, J. Catolico Ave., General Santos City, spearheaded by PCSUPT
CHARLES T. CALIMA JR., CEO VI, ARD, PRO 12/Chairman, RLECC 12, together with
Atty. Noel Morales, ARD, NBI 12/Vice-Chairman, RLECC 12, Atty. Edilberto Fermil, RD,
NAPOLCOM 12, JSUPT JOCELYN SESPENE, ARDA/ARDO, BJMP 12 and attended by
twenty-seven (27) regular members of RLECC 12.The meeting started at exactly 10:00
o’clock in the morning of same date with the singing of the Philippine National Anthem
followed by an invocation by RLECC 12 Secretariat. Atty. Noel Morales, ARD, NBI 12
delivered his welcome remarks and call the meeting to order. After which, PSUPT
RITCHIE S BUCOL, Deputy, ROPD 12, presented the RLECC 12 members to the
Chairman. After the reading and approval of the previous minutes of the meeting, PSUPT
RITCHIE S BUCOL, Deputy, ROPD 12 presented the 1ST quarter operational
accomplishments of the PNP followed by JSI ISRAEL ARBOLEDA, BJMP 12 and FSI
LOWEN AMOYAR, BFP 12 who presented their accomplishments and updates for 1ST
quarter CY 2013.During the open forum PCSUPT CHARLES T. CALIMA JR., CEO VI
ARD PRO 12/Chairman RLECC 12 informed the members of RLECC committee the
heroic act of PO1 Armecin assigned at Community Assistance Center (COMPAC) in T’boli
South Cotabato who fought bravely using his cal .45 pistol against CNN belongs to
Guerilla front 73rd under commander Warren that raided their post all armed with Ak47
high powered automatic riffle.The chairman stressed further the importance of RLECC
meeting in the aspect of Law Enforcement. He asked support from all members of the
RLECC in providing fast and accurate information to his program ‘ITSEK NATIN KAY
KUYA”. The activity ended at 12:35 in the afternoon of same date with fruitful results.
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2) Intelligence Services
The Regional Intelligence Division, Police Regional Office 12 with its
mandated functions of intelligence gathering, monitoring and operations, giving threat
assessments and coordination with lateral offices was able to accomplish its tasks to
maximum level.
For this period, this Office has conducted a total of 109PNP Intelligence
coverage on the following threat groups in the AOR, broken down as follows:
1.
MILF/SOG
1
35
2.
3.
CPP/NPA/NDF
2
ASG/JI
39
6
MNLF
Organized Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs
Armed Bands
7
Multi-Sectoral Groups
16
2
3
Special Concern or Cause-Oriented Groups
12
Election Related Violent Incidents
Warring Clans/Political/Family Feuds
2
Student/Youth Sector
TOTAL
109
INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS:
(Please seeattached soft copy)
3) Police Relation Services
For the period, PCR was able to conduct and record 2,206 activities
which are focused on the delivery of police services and to mobilize and bring to bear the
community, civil society and media in all-out and sustained anti-terrorism, anti-insurgency
and anti-criminality campaign towards the attainment of a safe and secured region.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
a) Santinig
PRO 12 conducted a total of 507activities such as: dialogues,
seminars, print media, radio program/interviews, crime/drug prevention programs and
reproduction of leaflets.
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A continuing program of action against illegal drugs was launched
through the “left-hand effort” in response to the urgent need to pursue a forceful intensive
and unrelenting campaign whether syndicated or street level. During the period, PRO 12
conducted drug abuse symposia and awareness in different schools & venues in
coordination with DARE officers, DEP-ED, NGO’s & other government agencies.
It is always the intention
and desire of this office to inform the public on
the programs and accomplishments of the PNP
in the entire region through its line units. Along
with this, Police Regional Office 12
sponsors/maintains four (4) regular radio
programs namely: the “Mamang Pulis” in
General Santos City, Kidapawan City, Isulan
and Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat “Radyo
Natin Ngayon”, Sarangani Province “Socsargen
News FM dubbed at 94.9 FM.In Police
Regional office 12, we have the regular radio
program at DXNP Community Radio 98.9 FM
Station every Thursday at 8:00 o’clock in the
morning, Brigada New FM-Tira Brigada every Friday at 8:00 o’clock in the morning,
DXMD-RMN every Friday at 5:00 o’clock in the morning dubbed as “PULIS AKO! PULIS
N’YO PO SA REHIYON 12”.
b) Sambayan
b.1) Police Community Assistance & Development:
PRO 12 has conducted a total of 1,394 Community Assistance Development
such as: medical & dental Outreach Services, bloodletting activity, community relations &
rehabilitation, skills & livelihood program for the out of school youth.
Coordination and participation among NGO’s, GO’s, RLEEC and the CJS is
the key to a lasting partnership between the police and the community. Teamwork is the
catalyst that yields excellence from shared strength.
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b.2. Community Organization and Mobilization:
To strengthen the capacity of Police Force, PRO 12 was able to
mobilized the Community Council of Elder. It also has mobilized brgy tanods and CVO’s
purposely to assist the police during town fiestas, founding anniversaries, election related
activities and other anti-crime activities.
Moreover, on the advancement of skills/security trainings, PRO 12 has served
various activities to support the SAGSD of the Civil Security Group for training of security
guards and security officers notwithstanding their participation on other security aspects in
crime prevention. Furthermore, some BADAC members were mobilized to help the police
track down and give vital information on the probable hot spots of drug pushing/peddling
in the AOR in coordination with government line agencies.
c
.
Gender and Development
GAD aims to acquaint communities with various information concerning women
and community organizing to empower parents & children to organize themselves and to
develop alternative opportunities for access to basic social services. For the period, this
Office conducted activities on Organization & Mobilization of Family/Youth/Women
Groups,Social Institutional Advocacy & Development, news releases concerning family
violence, prevention and protection of victims and dissemination and replication of Best
Practices with a total of 112 activities.
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D. SALAAM Police Center
PNP conducted various activities to
strengthen linkages and healthy relationship
with Muslim communities and to support
government’s campaign against terrorism
and
criminalities
involving
Muslim
personalities. A total of 193 activities were
recorded which includes Mosque/madrazabased Projects, Orgn of Council of Imams,
Orgn of Muslim NGOs, complaints
assistance and continuous networking & info
dissemination.
E. OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
 Pre-Valentines Celebration
On February 13, 2013 at 4:00 o’clock
in the afternoon, PCSUPT CHARLES T CALIMA
JR, CEO VI, Acting Regional Director together
with his family spearheaded the conduct of 2013
Heart’s Day: a Pre-valentine’s celebration held
at Multi-purpose Covered Court, PRO 12
headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City.
The activity was joined by other officers headed
by PSSUPT MANOLITO LABADOR, CEO VI,
Acting DRDA, uniformed and non-uniformed
personnel of regional headquarters and Ms
Dolores Marco, Branch Manager, AFPSLAI
Gensan.
The activity started with the Treasure Heart Hunting held in front of the Admin
building wherein the participants will look for heart cards. Each heart card has
corresponding amount of money. It was then followed by the program proper with the
reading of the history of Valentine’s Day. PCSUPTCALIMA also gave his inspirational
message to his personnel saying, “Valentine’s Day is an occasion where we share love
not only to our partners in life but also to share love to those people who need help. As
Police Officers, it is our duty to serve our community humanely. This celebration is
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highlighted not only every February 14. Its essence is emphasized every time we extend
our help to other people.” Celebrating the Valentine’s Day is not merely giving flowers and
chocolates to those we loved. It is all about loving one another as what Saint Valentine
carried out during his days.
 Gift Giving
On February 7, 2013 at 9:30 in the evening, PCSUPT CHARLES T CALIMA JR,
CEO VI, together with the PRO 12 PNP Ladies Club headed by its president, Mrs Joy
Provido, sponsored a gift giving activity to the victims of fire that transpired last February
5, 2013 at Purok Islam, Barangay South, General Santos City. More or less two hundred
(200) pairs of slippers were distributed to the constituents who were temporarily evacuated
at Dadiangas South Central elementary School, General Santos City. General Santos
City Police Office personnel headed by PSSUPT FROILAN F QUIDILLA, City Director,
also actively participated on the said activity.
On February 8, 2013 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning, personnel of RPSB 12
headed by PINSP JOJO C SALANGUIT and PINSP ROEL VERGEL G
PARREÑOparticipated in the Feeding Program conducted by the PRO 12 PNP Ladies
Club headed by Mrs Joy Provido, President. The activity was held at Dadiangas South
Elementary School, Dadiangas South, General Santos City for the benefit of fire victims of
Purok Islam, Brgy Dadiangas South, General Santos City transpired last February 5,
2013.
 PNP Day Celebration
On February 4, 2013 at 8:00 o’clock in the morning, the Police Regional Office
12 headed by PCSUPT CHARLES T CALIMA JR, CEO VI celebrated the 22 nd PNP
Foundation Anniversary during the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony with ATTY REMLANE
M TAMBUANG, Regional Director Commission on Elections Region XII as the Guest of
Honor and Speaker.
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The activity started with the singing of National Anthem followed by the
Invocation given by PSUPT NOEL R PONSARAN, PhD/PESE and the Welcome Remarks
given by PSSUPT MANOLITO C LABADOR, CEO VI, Acting Deputy Regional Director for
Administration. The activity was highlighted with the presentation of awards to deserving
PNP personnel, civilian and media personalities who greatly contributed to the success of
the various programs, projects and Public Information Campaign of Police Regional Office
12.
 Fun Run
On March 23, 2013 at 5 o’clock in
the morning, personnel of Police Regional
Office 12 participated in the 3rd Takbo Gensan
para sa Kababaihan held at Robinson’s Place,
Jose C Catolico Sr., Avenue, Lagao, General
Santos City. It was spearheaded by General
Santos City Police Office headed by PSSUPT
FROILAN F QUIDILLA, OIC, City Director in
collaboration with the City Government and
concerned community sector.
The activity aimed to support child
and youth development projects and initiatives
to give attention to the role and participation of
our young citizens in nation building. It was
attended by more or less one thousand
(1,000) persons coming from different
agencies, Joint Task Force Gensan, BJMP,
BFP, RPSB headed by PINSP JOJO CALLO
SALANGUIT, PNP SCOUT, personnel from
General Santos City Police Office headed by
the OIC, City Director, Salaam volunteers,
students, children and other running
enthusiasts.
The activity started with a prayer given by SPO4 Romeo Benatero, singing of
national anthem followed by the warm-up exercises that was participated by all
enthusiasts. After which, all runners formed for the different race categories starting with
the 10k category, followed by 5k, 3k and 1.6k for the children.
On January 26, 2013 at 5:00 in the
morning, the General Santos City Police Office
headed by PSSUPT FROILAN F QUIDILLA,
City Director initiated the Takbo Gensan
Series-47 fun run dubbed as “BarkadaRUN –
D.A.R.E to Run held at Robinson’s Place, Jose
C Catolico Sr, Avenue, Lagao, General Santos
City. Aim of the activity is to support child and
youth development projects and initiatives
through DARE Program.
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The activity started with an invocation
and singing of National Anthem followed by
warm-up exercises. Thereafter, the Fun Run
started with the succession of the following
events: 10k was the first event followed by 5k,
3K and 1.6k passing through the main
thoroughfares of this city and ended in front of
the Robinsons Mall stage as the finishing line
Upon reaching the finish line, all
participants were given certificate of participation
followed by the distribution of awards for the winners of every category by PSSUPT
FROILAN F QUIDILLA.
Said activity was participated by
officers and men of General Santos City Police
Office with their respective dependents, DepEd
Officials, General Santos City Government
Officials, LGUs, AFP, RPSB 12 personnel,
NGOs, Students from Ramon Magsaysay
Memorial Colleges and Holy Trinity College,
Mindanao State University, Boys Scout and
Girls Scout of the Philippines, teachers, and
other stakeholders numbering to more or less
one thousand (1,000) participants including
children.
 Bloodletting activity
On February 7, 2013 at 9:00 o’clock in the morning, the Regional Police
Community Relations Division headed by PSUPT REX K ANONGOS, OIC RPCRD and
PSINSP LHECAR T TUYOGON, C, FJGAD together with the Regional Health Service 12
headed by PSUPT TECHIE LEBANAN and PCINSP FRANKLY JOHN DEDEL in
coordination with the Philippine Red Cross headed by Ms Juvelyn Allido, Team Leader,
conducted bloodletting activity in celebration of the Love Month. The activity was held at
PRO 12 Grandstand, Tambler, General Santos City.
Blood donors underwent several steps prior to extraction of blood such as
registration, weighing, blood pressure check-up, and physical and medical check-up. Out
of fifty (50) PNP volunteers, thirty-seven (37) personnel were qualified and had donated
more or less Eighteen Thousand Five Hundred (18,500) CC of different blood types.
Among the reasons of those who were disqualified were high blood, anemic and
menstrual period for females. Participants of the said activity came from the Regional
Headquarters, RPSB 12 and SAF.
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 Dental Outreach and Feeding Program
OOA 111000 January 2013, personnel
of Police Station 8 led by PO2 Robert J
Abranilla, PCR PNCO proceeded to the OT
Santos Elementary School and conducted
feeding activity thereat. More or less seventy
(70) pupils of Grade 1benefited during the
said activity. Mr. Joel A Montojo, School
Principal extended his gratitude to the PNP
organization for choosing OT Santos
Elementary School as the beneficiary of the
feeding program.
OOA 180900H February 2013, PNP
personnel of Tulunan MPS headed by
PSINSP RONNIE B CORDERO, Chief of
Police together with SPO1 Jenelyn P
Panague,PCR PNCO, PO3 Joy Porras,
FJGAD PNCO and PO2 Rodolfo Escarlan III
assisted in the conduct of medical and dental
outreach sponsored by Provincial Health
Office,
Amas
Kidapawan
City
with
coordination with LGU Tulunan and Municipal
Health Office of this Municipality. Activity
ended about 1500H same date with fruitful result.
OOA 090900 February 2013, PO2
Rithce J. Gesulga, PCR PNCO, PO2 Shiela
Amor P. Layos, WCPD PNCO and PO1 Mae
Katherine C. Dolojo, FJGAD PNCO,
conducted feeding program at Rock Valley
Feeding Program Poblacion,
Makilala,
Cotabato sponsored by Mrs. Lucia Banac
benefited by 31 pupils. Activity ended OOA
11300H of same date with a very successful
result.
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On 110900H January 2013 personnel of Police Station 3 led by PI REYNALDO
ROJO, Deputy, Station Commander conducted a weekly feeding program at Barangay
Hall of Brgy. Baluan, GSC. Wherein, the team arrozcaldo to more or less (200)children of
said place. This endeavor aims to win back the trust of the public to the PNP and let the
children beneficiaries feel that the police are willing to help and protect them.
 Tree Planting Activity
On or about 150630 February 2013, Personnel of Police Station 6 led by PSI
ALDRIN GONZALES, Station Commander conducted Mangrove planting at the shoreline
of Zone 6, Barangay Bula, General Santos City. More or less One hundred (100)
Mangrove trees were planted. Said activity was also participated by Purok officials and
their family.
 Clean-up Drive
On 110600H January 2013, personnel of
this office led by PSSUPT FROILAN FLORES
QUIDILLA, MPA/PESE, Officer In-charge
together with the personnel of Police Station 2
led by PSI ABDULJAN I JAHURAN Officer Incharge, personnel from CIDG 12 and
Criminology Interns of Holy Trinity College and
Ramon Magsaysay College conducted a
coastal clean-up at the shoreline of
aforementioned place. After which, a weekly
feeding program was also conducted wherein
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more or less Two Hundred (200) children benefitted the served arrozcaldo, bihon,
pandesal and juice.
OOA 071630H March 2013, PNP
personnel Tulunan MPS spearheaded by
SPO4 Jorlito L Patrona, MESPO, together with
SPO1 Jenelyn P Panague, PCR PNCO
conducted Clean-up drive beside the Office of
the Police Station particularly in the parking
area purposely to maintain the cleanliness for
proper sanitation. Activity ended 1730H with
fruitful result.
OOA 070600 March 2013, PO1
Frenchly Jems B Langote, PCR/FJGAD PNCO
together with the employees of the Local
Government Unit joined in hands in conducting
clean up drive at Poblacion Antipas, Cotabato.
They cleaned the road going to the Municipal
Hall Antipas, Cotabato. This activity aims to
maintain the cleanliness of our municipality.
This is also one of the contributing factors to
maintain a healthy living, cleanliness is a sign
of progress and diseases can be abolished.
About nine individuals participated in the said activity and were ended at around 0700H of
the same date.
OOA 280600 February 2013, PO1 Frenchly Jems B Langote, PCR/FJGAD PNCO
conducted clean up drive together with the Municipal utility workers of Antipas, Cotabato.
Said PNCO helps in collecting the garbage at the Municipal Gymnasium premises. They
segregated the biodegradable to non- biodegradable waste. About five person works
together to this activity and were ended at
around 0700H of the same date.
 Via-Crusis
On March 29, 2013, at 6 o’clock in the
morning, personnel of Police Regional Office
12 headed by PSSUPT SERGIO A.
DIMANDAL, Acting DRDO and PSSUPT
RANDOLF R. DELFIN, RCDS participated in
the Station of the Cross activity initiated by the
PSUPT NOEL R. PONSARAN, PhD/PESE,
Regional Chaplain. The activity started from
National Highway, Tambler, General Santos
City and ended up at the Regional
Headquarters with a distance of more or less
4.5 kilometers.
The activity was participated by
Officers, PNCOs and NUP of Police Regional
Headquarters, SAF, Buklod members of
Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel, NSUs, PNP
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dependents, personnel of General Santos City Police Office headed by PSSUPT
FROILAN F. QUIDILLA, City Director. The chiefs of office took their turns in carrying the
cross from one station to another. At the end, PSUPT NOEL R. PONSARAN, Regional
Chaplain, carried the cross up to the church wherein the final prayer was conducted. After
which, the participants shared a simple breakfast.
 Seminar/Workshop
On March 11-12, 2013 the
Regional Highway Patrol Unit 12 organized a
2-day Road Safety Advocacy Seminar
sponsored by the National Economic
Development Authority (NEDA) and the
Regional Development Council (RDC) 12.
The activity was participated by
PSINSP LHECAR T. TUYOGON, C, FJGAD
and C, Public Information Section, RPCRD;
PSINSP ARNOLD DC. CARINO, C,
Intelligence and Investigation Section and SPO1 Analio G. Motalbo, PCR PNCO both from
the Regional Highway Patrol Unit; Ms. Pamela Clara Nicole Eramis; representatives from
NEDA 12, LTO, TESDA, DEPED, CHED, PNP, DOH, DPWH, RDC 12 and Tricycle
Operators and Drivers Association of General Santos City led by Mr. Rex Carino together
with the members of the association numbering up to more or less one-thousand (1,000).
During the seminar, PSINSP ARNOLD DC.
CARINO and SPO1 Analio G. Montalbo,
discussed topics about
Traffic Law
Enforcement particularly on the Highway
Patrol Group’s Mission and Vision, the
Implementation of RA 6539 ("Anti-Carnapping
Act of 1972"), Traffic Accident Investigation
and Defensive Driving. He also gave tips on
anti-carnapping and other related Traffic Laws,
avoiding traffic accidents and the importance
of the Motor Vehicle Clearance Certificate.
PSINSP LHECAR T. TUYOGON together with
Ms. Pamela Clara Nicole Eramis also
conducted information dissemination regarding
the campaign of ARD, PRO 12, “Itsek Natin
Kay Kuya” with an objective of encouraging
the general public to report their concerns
regarding any suspicious or lawless activities
that jeopardizes public safety as a whole. They
also distributed calling cards containing
numbers for GLOBE: 0917 323 6040, SMART:
0947 897 1524 and SUN: 0932 871 9715, that can be used to convey issues of concern to
the PNP for appropriate and immediate action.
On January 16, 2013, PSUPT REX K ANONGOS, OIC, RPCRD and PSINSP
LHECAR T TUYOGON, Chief, FJGAD and SALAAM Officer, attended a two (2) day
Seminar Workshop held at Alnor Hotel, Cotabato City to represent the Regional Director.
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The Seminar Workshop was initiated by The Asia Foundation (TAF), a partner
agency of the Philippine National Police in conducting similar efforts for Secure and Fair
Elections (SAFE) 2013. Their main concern is to have inter-relation and cooperation from
all Stakeholders, NGOs, AFP, PNP, COMELEC, PPCRV and Civil Society Organizations
to avoid election related violence.
On January 30 to 31, 2013, personnel of
Sarangani PPO led by PSUPT CARLOS J
HALLADO DPDA/DPDO and PSI ROY D
YASAY, Deputy PCR Officer attended seminar
on Regional Consultative Workshop on the
Updating of the Regional Forest Protection
Plan at Narra Hall Cinco Ninas Filipino Cuisine,
Koronadal City, South Cotabato. The said
Seminar spearheaded by no less than the
Officer In-Charge Regional Executive Director
Datu Tungko M Saikol, and attended by all
PENROs, CENROs, Forest Rangers, 2 PNP Officers from different Provinces PRO 12,
AFP/PA Commissioned Officers and Non Commissioned Officers from 1002nd Bde,
Polotana, Malungon, all of Sarangani Province 73rd IB Maasim’, 27th IB, Tupi, South
Cotabato Coastguards of Sultan Kudarat, General Santos City, Sarangani , Maritime,
LGUs from different National and Local of four (4) provinces of Sarangani, Sultan Kudarat,
North Cotabato and South Cotabato and two (2) Chartered Cities of Cotabato City and
General Santos City, stakeholders, and other sector concerned.
 Peace Covenant Signing and Unity Walk for S.A.F.E 2013
On March 19, 2013 at around 2 o’clock in
the afternoon, Police Regional Office 12 led by
PSSUPT MANOLITO C. LABADOR, CEO VI,
DRDA together with personnel from Alabel MPS
and Sarangani PPO headed by PSSUPT
EDWIN S. MINION, MAEM, Provincial Director,
SPPO participated and witnessed the Peace
Covenant Signing held at the Capitol
Gymnasium,
Capitol
Complex,
Alabel,
Sarangani Province.
On February 19, 2013, PSUPT REX K
ANONGOS, OIC, RPCRD together with
PSINSP
LHECAR
T
TUYOGON,
C,
FJGAD/SALAAM represented the Acting
Regional Director during the Covenant Signing
and ARMM Stakeholders Conference for
Peaceful, Free, Fair 2013 Elections held at
Convention Center El Manuel Hotel, Cotabato
City. The activity was jointly convened by
COMELEC, DILG/TF SAFE and CSO
Community intended for political candidates
vying for regional and provincial elective positions in ARMM particularly in Maguindanao.
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On March 26, 2013 at around 7:00 o’clock in the morning, PNP personnel of
Bagumbayan MPS led by PCINSP CELESTINO TENESIO DANIEL JR., OIC, participated
and witnessed the Signing of Peace Covenant and Unity Walk in Bagumbayan, Sultan
Kudarat.
On March 26, 2013 at 8:30 in the
morning, the General Santos City Police Office
headed by PSSUPT FROILAN F QUIDILLA,
MPA/PESE, OIC GSCPO together with PSINSP
JOVENSON B BAYONA, OIC, CPCRB
conducted peace caravan/motorcade in line with
the upcoming Secure and Fair Election (SAFE
2013) and to enhance awareness of the
community for the harmony and impartiality of
the election 2013.
It was participated by PNP, BJMP, Joint Task Force Gensan, BPAT members
coming from Brgy Labangal, Brgy City Heights and Brgy Dadiangas South, personnel of
Brigada News TV and GMA News. The motorcade started at Camp Lira, General Santos
City Police Office passing through the main thoroughfares of General Santos City and
back to Camp Lira, General Santos City Police Office.
OOA 130430H
January 2013 PNP
personnel of Makilala MPS under the
supervision of PI RIZAL QUIÑO ALOLOD,
Officer in-Charge joins/participated the Unity
Walk and Prayer Rally for Safe and Fair Election
2013. The 1st part of the said program was the
unity walk and the 2nd part was the prayer rally.
This program created through the initiative of
PCSupt. Alex Paul Into Monteagudo, Regional
Director. Another part was the giving of
messages coming from different agencies such as: COMELEC, AFP, DILG and Religious
Sector. It was also part of the program the signing of commitment from head of agencies,
Religious Leaders and all participants. Activity held at Rizal Park, Koronadal City.
On February 28, 2013 at 6:00 o’clock in
the morning, personnel from Police Regional
Office 12 headed by PCSUPT CHARLES T.
CALIMA JR., CEO VI, Acting Regional Director
and personnel from Sarangani Police Provincial
Office headed by PSSUPT EDWIN S MINION,
OIC Provincial Director SPPO participated in
the Unity Walk for SAFE 2013 Election and
Signing of Peace Covenant held at Enrique Yap
Sr., Cultural Center, Glan, Sarangani Province.
On March 26, 2013 at 1:30 in the afternoon, personnel from Police Regional Office
12 headed by PSSUPT MANOLITO C LABADOR, CEO VI, DRDA and personnel from
Sarangani Police Provincial Office headed by PSSUPT EDWIN S. MINION, OIC Provincial
Director SPPO participated and witnessed the peace covenant signing for SAFE 2013
held at Kiamba Civic Center, Kiamba, Sarangani Province.
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On February 28, 2013 at 8:30 in the
morning, personnel of Koronadal City Police
Office headed by PSUPT MICHAEL F.
LEBANAN, PESE, Chief of Police attended the
Candidates Briefing and Signing of Peace
Covenant held at South Cotabato Gym and
Cultural Center, Brgy Zone 4, Koronadal,
South Cotabato.
On February 28, 2013 at 9:00 o’clock in
the morning, a Unity Walk for SAFE 2013
initiated by the Commission on Elections, the
Local Government Unit and Malapatan
Municipal Police Station was held at Poblacion
Malapatan, Sarangani Province.
On March 26, 2013 at 2:35 PM, personnel of
this Office led by PSUPT JEMUEL F. SIASON,
ACOP of Surallah Municipal Police Station
attended the candidate’s briefing and signing
of peace covenant held at SB Session Hall,
Surallah, South Cotabato.
On March 25, 2013 at 8 o’clock in the morning, personnel of Tboli Municipal Police
Station headed by PSUPT RICKY D REBUA, Acting COP in cooperation with the
COMELEC headed by Ms Nemia Española, Election Officer II conducted a Candidate’s
Briefing and Signing of Peace Covenant held at Senior Citizen’s Office, Municipal Hall
compound, Tboli, South Cotabato.
On March 27, 2013 at around 7 o’clock in
the morning, personnel of Malungon MPS
headed by PCINSP LUROBE P ROJO, COP in
coordination with the COMELEC personnel
headed by Ms. Teresita M. Arguilles, COMELEC
Election Officer III of Malungon, Philippine Army,
Religious Sector and other stakeholders,
initiated a motorcade which was participated by
the local candidates for May 2013 Election in
the Municipality of Malungon, Sarangani
Province. The motorcade ended at Malungon Municipal Gym, Malungon, Sarangani
Province.
On March 27, 2013 at around 9:30 in the morning, PCSUPT CHARLES TURALBA
CALIMA JR, Regional Director, Police Regional Office 12 and staff, PSSUPT DANILO
PALENZUELA PERALTA, Provincial Director of Cotabato Police Provincial Office and
staff participated/attended the
Congressional and Provincial Briefing and Peace
Covenant Signing for SAFE 2013 held at Municipal Gymnasium, Midsayap, Cotabato.
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4) Investigation Services
For the period covered from January 1 to March 31, 2013, the
Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division had received a total of
seventeen (17) special cases referred by higher authorities such as The President of the
Philippines, SILG, CPNP and other cases for action and investigation. All cases were
properly acted upon.
a) REGIONAL CRIME SITUATION:
Total
Incidents
reported
Cleared
cases
Solve
cases
Crime
Clearance
Efficiency
(CCE)
Crime
Solution
Efficiency
(CSE)
AMCR
2,483
1,249
793
50.38%
31.94%
18.75 incidents per
4,413,299 populations
A. SITG CASES:
1. SITG “Dulay”was created purposely to have a focused
investigation on the shooting to death of POLICRONIO JAVIER DULAY, elected Vice
Mayor of the Municipality of Kabacan, Cotabato Province and a candidate for re election.
The incident transpired last 11 January 2013 at about 3:10 pm along USM Avenue,
Poblacion, Kabacan Cotabato. As a result of the investigation the Task Group has filed
separate cases for Murder and Illegal Possession Of Ammunitions against the suspects
Jomar Pulindao Utala, Batong Magalib and three (3) John Does docketed under NPS NO.
XII-06-INQ-13A-00047.
2. SITG “Debarbo” was created in relation to the incident last
February 20, 2013 at about 9:10 in the evening herein victims Rey Debarbo y Handa,
Renalyn Debarbo y Celeste and their two (2) children, Katherine Faith Debarbo y Celeste
and Karen Debarbo y Celeste all resident of Sacramento Street, Brgy. Kalawag III, Isulan,
Sultan Kudarat were shot to death. The Task Group headed by PSSUPT REX DELA
ROSA. PD, SKPPO has successfully filed last March 27, 2013, four (4) separate cases for
Murder against the suspects Mohammad Sangki, Omar Silay Guiamadely, James
Abdul Mubarak Sangki and three (3) John Does with NPS XII-09-INV-13C-3248, XII-09INV-13C-3249,
XII-09-INV-13C-3250,
XII-09-INV-13C-3251
before
Provincial
Prosecutor’s.
3. SITG “Chan Couple” was created in response to the
shooting incident last March 24, 2013 at about 7:30 in the morning that transpired at Purok
7, Brgy. Sulit, Polomolok, South Cotabato wherein victims Paul Cang Chan Jr.,
businessman and his wife Dra. Luzviminda Huelar Chan, dentist both residents of
Dadiangas North, General Santos City were fired upon by two (2) unidentified suspects
while they were on board their Mazda Pick Up Vehicle along Purok 7, Brgy Sulit,
Polomolok, South Cotabato. Unidentified suspects shot the victims using Cal .45 pistol as
evidenced by the empty shell recovered at the crime scene killing Mr. Chan and
wounding his wife Dra. Chan. As of this date, The Task Group headed by the PD
SCPPO still on the process of investigation waiting for the testimony of the lone
eyewitness Mrs Chan who is still confined in hospital.
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2. KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTION INCIDENTS:
For the period covered, this office recorded one (1) abduction incident
and subsequently filed in court. Listed below are the details:
Date/
Place of
Victim/s Suspect/s
Time
Incident
Abduction February Mabini St.
Nasser
Tex
2, 2013
Brgy
Abdulh Avid Dagadas
at about Poblacion 6 Abdulk Haliq
12:00 Cotabato City
o’clock
midnight
Incident
Remarks
The victim’s mother Parida
Ali her live-in partner named
____ did not pursue the
complaint and declined to
cooperate with authorities
for reason that the case had
been amicably settled by
both parties.
Other Significant Cases:
1. On March 16, 2013 at about 4:00 o’clock in the morning by joint
elements of Maasim MPS, SPPO led by PSINSP MARVIN V CARISMA-Intel section led
by PCINSP RODOLFO INOY, SPPO-PPSC led by PINSP BENJIE O ANCHETA, 3rd
maneuver Coy, RPSB12 led by PINSP HEILBRONN OKOREN and PDEA 12 led by agent
Ruthel Abao arrested Suhar Marahomsar Tambingag alias Butch and Kamarudin
Marahomsar Tambingag alias Marud, both residents of Sitio Bual Dalao,Maasim,
Sarangani Province for Violation of RA 9165. The operating team recovered the following:
four (4) pcs heat sealed transparent plastic sachet containing white crystalline substance
believe to be Methamphetamine Hydrochloride locally known as “Shabu”; one (1) pc
aluminum foil strips; one (1) unit Nokia Cell Phone 6120-C1; three (3) pcs disposable
plastic lighters; two (2) bamboo sealers; one (1) pc glass tooters; one (1) pack plastic
strips; one (1) small green plastic container, one (1) homemade 20-gauge shotgun pistol
(paltik); and one (1)cal. 45 magazine with sixteen (16) live ammunition. Cases for
violations of Section 11 & 12 Article II of RA 9165, PD 1866 as mended by RA 8294 and
COMELEC Gun Ban were filed against the suspects before the office of the Provincial
Prosecutor, Sarangani Province docketed under NPS Nr XII-01-IN13C-00040. Arrested
suspect Suhar Tambingag y Marombsar alias Butch who is a former member of 105th
base Command MILF based in Maasim Sarangani Province listed as the third (3rd) High
Value Target in this PRO 12 and ranked second (2nd) in the Provincial of Sarangani.
b) LOI Patnubay
For the period under review, this Office recorded and investigated a total of
twenty four(24) administrative cases. Out of which, twenty one(21) complaints were
resolved: nine (9) were filed at DLOS, RPHRDD; Ten (10) referred to other agencies: and
two (2) were dropped and closed. One (1) is still under Pre-charge evaluation. A total of
twenty six (26) PNP personnel were investigated and charged for various offenses.
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c) LOI 01/95 Manhunt Charlie
For the period under review, a total of (176) arrested wanted persons
covered by Warrant of Arrest and thirteen (13) of which were listed among the Ten (10)
Most Wanted Person in the City and Municipal level.
d) Service of Warrant of Arrest
Nr of
Warrant
Received
Nr of
Warrant
Served
683
285
%age Service of
Warrants
Efficiency
Nr of unserved Warrants
42%
70were unserved with the
information that the concerned
accused whereabouts cannot be
established in the area of
responsibility or elsewhere.
e) Compliance to Court Duties
A total of eighty five (85) subpoenas and order from court were received
all of which were duly complied and served.
f) Heinous Crime: The Office had recorded eighty (80)broken down as
follows:
Murder
Double
Rape
Murder
59
0
Robbery
Destructive
Carnapping
w/
Parricide
Arson
w/ Homicide
Homicide
20
1
0
0
Total
Cases
Filed
CSE
19
26.16 %
0
Total Heinous Crimes Incident-80
g) Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD)
A total of (711) crimes related to women and children were recorded and
categorized as follows: Crimes against Children – (174), Youth Offender Cases –(139)
and Violence against Women – (398). Out of which, a total of (201) cases were filed in
court while (510) cases still in under investigation, referred to DSWD/Brgy and settle
amicably.
h) SMS Text Complaint from OCPNP:
OPR
OFFICE
RHQ12
SKPPO
SCPPO
TEXT MMS from OCPNP
TEXT MSG
ACTED
REPORT FORWARDED
TO OCPNP SMS
ACTION CENTER
3
1
5
3
1
5
3
1
5
35
2
9
4
3
27
SPPO
GSCPO
CPPO
CCPO
TOTAL
2
9
4
3
27
2
9
4
3
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i) Investigation Courses/Seminars:
OFFICE
RIDMD
12
COURSE/
SEMINARS
INCLUSIVE
DATE
NR OF
DAYS
NR OF
PARTICIPANTS
NR OF CRSE/
SEMINAR
CONDUCTED
e-Warrant of Arrest & eRogues Gallery Systems
Training
Feb. 4-7,
2013
5
158
1
Feb. 12,
13,18 & 19,
2013
4
120
1
Mar. 4-8,
2013
5
51
1
Mar 14, 2013
1
60
1
Investigators Refreshers
Training
Crime Scene First
Responders Workshop on
Terrorism Cases
RIDMD12 Family Conference
3. For information.
ORIGINAL SIGNED
CHARLES T. CALIMA JR., CEO VI
Police Chief Superintendent
FN: R3/PLANS/NUP Rabe\FY 2013/\OPB 1st
2013 (Narrative).docx)
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