Kabalikat 2015 - Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund Inc.

KABALIKAT
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY MUTUAL BENEFIT FUND, INC.
VOL. 18 NO. 1 2015
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PSMBFI releases insurance benefits to families of the
fallen and wounded SAF commandos
initial payment of insurance proceeds from the mandatory
Special Group Term Insurance, while the 15 injured
members from SAF received the Wounded-in-Action benefit
from the Association.
PSMBFI was organized by the PNP leadership in 1997 to
be the insurance provider of its uniformed personnel.
PSMBFI President Mario Avenido hands over the insurance
proceeds to the beneficiaries of a SAF commando in Camp Bagong
Diwa, Taguig City.
T
he Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund,
Inc. (PSMBFI) released the initial payment
of insurance benefits to the families of the 44
Special Action Force (SAF) heroes killed in a
clash in Mamasapano town in Maguindanao last
January 25, 2015.
The insurance checks were personally handed by
PSMBFI President Mario Avenido to the beneficiaries at
Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig last January 30, 2015.
Of the deceased commandos, 40 were members of
PSMBFI, entitling their families to insurance proceeds with
amounts varying from P380,000 to P825,000, depending on
the rank of the deceased member and the plans they were
enrolled in. The necessary assistance is being extended to
the families for the completion of the required documents
and the payment of the full amount of the insurance claims.
The families of four non-PSMBFI members received the
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Support extended for
PNP Scholars
O
n March 9, 2015, the Public Safety Mutual
Benefit Fund, Inc. (PSMBFI), represented
by President Mario A Avenido and Vice-President
Bernardo C Florece, Jr. turned over the Special
Group Term Insurance (SGTI) Experience Refund
check amounting to P3.1 million to PDDG Marcelo
Garbo, Jr. and PCSupt Wilfredo Franco of the
Directorate for Personnel and Records Management
of the Philippine National Police, in support of the
PNP Scholarship Program.
PSMBFI is a mutual benefit insurance association
which does not only pay life insurance and accidental
death and disability claims but also provides Accident
Hospitalization, Wounded-in-Action and Killed-in-Action
Benefits to qualified members.
PSMBFI was created in 1997 to provide life insurance
for employees of public safety institutions after Congress
passed Republic Act 8291 which excluded policemen,
among others, from the mandatory insurance coverage
of the Government Service Insurance System.
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EDITORIAL
A Salute
to Heroes
T
he Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. joins the nation in
honoring the sacrifices and heroism of the men and women
of the Philippine National Police.
Recent heroes include the
Special Action Force (SAF) troopers
who fought in Mamasapano,
Maguindanao last January 25,
2015. Among them were 44 men
who lost their lives and 15 men
who were wounded during the
clash. The death of these 44 men
was a big loss for the PNP. PSMBFI
expresses its deep sympathy with
the family members of the fallen
heroes.
PSMBFI also honors all the other
brave men and women from different
public safety sectors who risk their
lives in line of duty. PSMBFI will
always be a positive force in the
lives of its members, giving them
peace of mind while ensuring public
safety.
On top of the death benefits paid
out in 2014, a total of P2.8 million
of Wounded-in-Action benefit for
180 members and P1.5 million
PSMBFI President Mario A of Killed-in-Action benefit for the
Avenido personally handed the beneficiaries of 26 members were
initial payment of insurance claims released.
to the beneficiaries of the deceased
PSMBFI members at Camp Bagong
PSMBFI is a witness to the
Diwa in Taguig City last January sacrifices of its members. The
30, 2015. The Association further Association takes to heart the
extended assistance to the families important role it plays in the lives of
during the “PNP Welfare Services public safety practitioners and their
for Beneficiaries of SAF 44” in Camp families.
Crame last February 18, 2015.
MER and MBIEV
Releases
PSMBFI is doing its best to
expedite the uploading of the
Members’ Experience Refund
and the Members’ Benefit from
Individual Equity Value to the
cash cards of qualified members.
Members are requested to check
their account balances if the
same have been uploaded to
their PSMBFI ID cash cards.
KABALIKAT
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY MUTUAL BENEFIT FUND, INC.
VOL. 17 NO. 3 2014
EDITORIAL BOARD
DIR MARIO A AVENIDO
President
DIR BERNARDO C FLORECE Jr.
Vice President
CAPT. SEBASTIAN C SIGA-AN, PN (Ret)
General Manager
Editor-in-Chief
NOREEN G. AMOR
MARTHA R. MAPA
ARLENE H. BALIONG
NOEL D. MADRIAGA
MILAN ROCHELLE BERNARDO
JASEL J. RABANO
MICHELLE P. CAYABYAB
RAPHAEL K. SAN GABRIEL
JOEL B. DORINGO
MARY JANE T. VELASQUEZ
ATTY. RIZALINA V. LUMBERA
Associate Editors
VICTOR PAUL V. RAGUS
Executive Editor
JEWEL L. SENADOR
WENSER O. SERMONIA
Desk Editors
ROSANNA Q. DAÑEZ
ZYRON C. BASTO
CHERRYBEN M. PORTACIO
GELINE G. LOPEZ
JACINTO G. MONDARES
PRECIOUS MARIE L. UMLAS
Production Team
TOTI NAVALES
PNP-PIO Photographer
The KABALIKAT is the official publication of the Public Safety Mutual
Benefit Fund, Inc. For your queries, comments and suggestions, you
may call (02) 726-1675 or (02) 726-8070. We also have Regional
Extension Offices nationwide.
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PSMBFI salutes the
fallen 44
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PSMBFI extends protection
to public safety practitioners
T
he Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. has
a strength of 145,000 members composed of
personnel from the Philippine National Police,
National Police Commission, Bureau of Fire Protection,
Office of the Transportation Security, Philippine Coast Guard,
and the cadets of the Philippine National Police Academy.
PSMBFI is a mutual benefit association and its core
business is insurance. In case the unfortunate happens,
the families who will be left behind will receive funds to help
them through their grieving period.
With Philippine Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Rodolfo D
Isorena and Capt. Perfecto S Eden.
In the long run, one’s membership with the Association
will prove to be a good investment. Qualified members
receive their Members’ Experience Refund (similar to
dividends) and those who retire from the active service may
either get their Equity Value or opt to continue until age 65.
PSMBFI empathizes with those who are constantly
exposed to various risks. It has opened its doors to new
markets in the public safety sectors.
The Members Equity Plan covers the uniformed
PSMBFI members, while MyLife Plus is the Equity Plan
for civilian members.
Top Management pays PCSupt Armando E Ramolete a visit at
the Philippine National Police Academy.
With Bureau of Fire Protection Director FCSupt Ariel A Barayuga
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At the National Bureau of Investigation with heads of the
investigative and non-investigative personnel.
With the PNP Non-Uniformed Personnel supervisors from
various National Support Units.
With the personnel of the National Mapping and Resource
Information Authority (NAMRIA)
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PSMBFI takes pride in its partner institutions
National Police Commission
The NAPOLCOM is the agency mandated by law to administer and control the Philippine National Police. Under R.A.
8551 (PNP Reform and Organization Act of 1988) the Commission gained the powers to investigate police anomalies and
irregularities, administer police entrance and promotional examinations, and summarily dismiss erring police officers.
Philippine National Police
The PNP enforces the law, prevents and controls crimes, maintains peace and order, and ensures public safety and internal
security with the active support of the community. It brings offenders to justice, detains an arrested person for a period
not beyond what is prescribed by law, exercises its vested powers from the Philippine Constitution and pertinent laws,
implements laws and regulations on firearms and explosives control and supervises and controls the training and operations
of security agencies.
Bureau of Fire Protection
The BFP was created by virtue of RA 6975 for the prevention and suppression of all destructive fires, and the enforcement
of the Fire Code of the Philippines (PD 1185) and other related laws. It investigates all causes of fires and files the proper
complaint with the prosecutor who has jurisdiction over the case. In times of national emergencies, all elements of the
BFP shall upon direction of the President, assist the AFP. They establish at least one fire station with adequate personnel,
firefighting facilities and equipment in every provincial capital, city and municipality subject to standard rules and regulations
as may be promulgated by the DILG.
Philippine Coast Guard
The PCG is mandated to conduct maritime law enforcement against smuggling, illegal fishing, piracy, illegal trafficking
of persons, firearms, explosives, illegal drugs, poaching, and the enforcement of the Revised Penal Code. These are
possible through inter-agency intelligence exchange, cooperation and collaboration. It is also mandated to protect marine
environment from destruction, degradation and depletion by natural or man made causes. In protecting the country’s marine
environment, the PCG undertakes initiatives to prevent, control and mitigate the effects of oil spills and marine pollution to
the marine environment.
Office of the Transportation Security
The OTS formulates, develops, maintains and implements national transport security programmes, plans, rules and
regulations in accordance with international standards to secure the transportation system of the country. It exercises
operational control and supervision over all units of law enforcement agencies and personnel providing security services in
the transportation systems, except for motor vehicles in land transportation, jointly with the heads of the bureaus/agencies
to which the units or personnel organically belong to or are assigned. The OTS is also responsible for transportation security
operations including security screening of passengers, baggage and cargoes, and hiring, retention, training and testing of
security screening personnel.
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Ensuring one’s future with PSMBFI membership
PSMBFI welcomes the thousands who have joined the PNP.
W
hen the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. was created in 1997, the intent of the Philippine
National Police leadership was to provide life insurance protection to the uniformed police
personnel since they were no longer covered by social insurance.
Thousands enter the service every year to augment
the police force and to replace those who have retired,
were attrited, and those who passed away.
After the recruits take their oath, they are turned
over to the Police National Training Institute (PNTI)
to undergo the regular year-long training. This entails
six months of Police Basic Recruit Course and another
six months of Field Training Program to qualify as
permanent Police Officer 1 and be assiged to different
During a DPRM Family Conference with the Chiefs of the Regional
Personnel Human Resource and Doctrine Development.
posts in the country. The new PO1s are encouraged
to become PSMBFI members to ensure that they have
insurance protection while in training and thereafter.
On the other hand, there are civilians with highly
technical qualifications who become police officers via
lateral entry. After the completion of their training, they
will be fielded to deliver technical service in different
areas. As lateral entrants, they are encouraged to
become PSMBFI members as well.
With the PNP Non-Uniformed Personnel of PRO 12
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Likewise, the Philippine National Police Academy
cadets face the challenges of rigorous physical and
mental training. After completing their four-year course,
they will become commissioned officers of either the
PNP, the Bureau of Fire Protection, or the Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology, with the rank of Inspector.
PSMBFI encourages them to start their membership as
cadets.
As a matter of policy, the PSMBFI insurance coverages
of the new PO1s, lateral entrants, and PNPA cadets
immediately take effect upon submission of their duly
signed Membership Application Form and the Authority
to Deduct Form.
Among the new PO1 recruits of PRO 4A
As members, they are insured under the Members
Equity Plan (MEP), the Basic Group Term Plan (BGTP),
the Burial Assistance Benefit (BAB), the Endowment
at 56 (E-56) and the mandatory Special Group Term
Insurance (SGTI).
PSMBFI is not just an ordinary insurance provider.
It understands the varying degrees of risk in the public
safety profession, thus enabling it to provide the right
insurance coverage for those who enforce the law.
Among the PNPA Cadets
At the PNP Grandstand in Camp Crame
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Aside from the uniformed personnel, civilians from
various public safety sectors become members of the
Association to secure their insurance coverage and enjoy
the living benefits that PSMBFI provides.
With the personnel of the Special Action Force at Fort Santo
Domingo in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
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Making a difference in the lives of members
T
he corporate events and activities of the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. are instrumental in maintaining
members’ loyalty and in strengthening the partnerships with public safety agencies.
Its participation in various PNP conferences and activities facilitate interaction among members, giving yet another
venue for concerns to be raised and addressed.
V
isits with partner agencies
foster
good
working
relations.
C
orporate social responsibility
is integral to every business.
PSMBFI is committed to help
improve the lives of members and
support partner institutions, allowing
better delivery of public service.
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P
SMBFI’s presence during the
activities of its partner institutions
allow members to conveniently relay
their individual concerns with the
Association’s representatives.
T
he
Association
implements
relevant programs that assist
members in their profession as public
safety practitioners.
P
SMBFI regularly participates in
activities with relevant social
issues, bringing the Association
closer to its members and their
families. Some of these activities
have become yearly traditions.
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T
he
Association
continuously
develops products to meet the
changing needs of its members.
T
he individual capabilities of
its employees are honed
through activities that strengthen
camaraderie,
instill
corporate
values, and encourage teamwork.
We serve and protect those who serve and protect.
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Loan Facilities
PSMBFI members have access to loan facilities with reasonable interest rates, and which are payable at the most
convenient terms.
Forms can be downloaded from the website at www.psmbfi.com.ph
Salary Loan / i-Loan
With a high loanable amount, you can dream bigger and plan better! Payable up to 5 years.
Requirements:
• Duly accomplished loan application and Authority to Deduct (ATD) forms
(please secure the signature of Commanding Officer and authorized Disbursing Officer.)
• Photocopy of PNP ID of borrower (back to back and not expired with 3 specimen signatures)
If not available, any 2 valid IDs
• Original and photocopy of latest payslip of borrower for the last two (2) months
• Certification of Active Duty from Station/Unit Clearance
• Three (3) accomplished Notarized Deed of Undertaking
Emergency Loan
Unforeseen circumstances may result to unbudgeted expenses. PSMBFI’s Emergency Loan gives you access to
cash of up to P100,000 so you can be ready for those emergencies.
Requirements:
• The same as Salary Loan / i-Loan
Calamity Loan
Victims suffer different kinds of losses when calamities strike. PSMBFI members may take advantage of the
Calamity Loan package’s low interest rate at only 9% per year.
Requirements:
• The same as Salary Loan / i-Loan
• Endorsement of the Regional Director or his authorized representative stating that the borrower and/or his
family are affected by the calamity
Multi-Purpose Loan
PSMBFI gives you access to cash to make life a bit easier for you and your family. The term is made lighter as you
can stretch the paying period to up to 36 months.
Requirements:
• The same as Salary Loan / i-Loan
Policy Loan
If you have been a contributing Equity Plan member for at least 12 months, you can borrow 90% of your Equity
Value at a low rate of 8% per year!
Requirements:
• Duly accomplished loan application form and Authority to Deduct (ATD) forms
• Photocopy of borrower’s payslip
• Photocopy of PNP ID with three (3) specimen signatures
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Insurance protection for those who serve and protect
T
here are qualities that make the
Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund,
Inc. stand above other mutual benefit
associations and insurance providers. It takes
the extra mile in the delivery of services to the
members and their families.
Gone are the numerous requirements and the
long waiting time for the release of the insurance
claims. When the unfortunate happens to a member,
the advance payment on the insurance claim will be
immediately delivered to his family to help them pay for
a decent burial for their loved one.
The Association exerts extra efforts to locate the
beneficiaries and help them secure the necessary
documents from various PNP offices so that the
processing of their insurance benefits can be made at
the soonest possible time.
The Association understands the risks that members
go through every time they conduct police operations.
As PSMBFI members, they are assured of protection
with the Wounded-In-Action (WIA) and the Killed-InAction (KIA) benefits, at no additional cost.
PSMBFI works to provide life insurance to the
modern day heroes.
INSURANCE DEATH CLAIM REQUIREMENTS
A. For cash advance of insurance claims
• Spot report or radio message
• Death certificate of member
• Photocopy of claimants’ valid IDs with three
(3) specimen signatures
B. For final payment of death claims
• Investigation report
• Updated Service Record
•
Additional Requirements
(on a case-to-case basis):
1. Marriage contract with advisory on marriage
of both spouses (original with receipt)
2. Birth certificate of the insured with certificate
of no marriage (CENOMAR) - if single
3. Certificate of legal beneficiaries
4. Affidavit of guardianship
5. Birth certificate of beneficiary/ies
6. Other documents, as may be required, due to
a pending issue
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myLife
+
Enjoy life and do the things you’ve always wanted. You are
ready for whatever may come with myLife+, an Equity Plan for
the civilian employees of public safety institutions.
BASIC LIFE INSURANCE
Contributions range from P100 to P700 per month. The life insurance policy
includes an Accidental Death Benefit equivalent to the life insurance coverage
of the insured.
SAVINGS
Saving money is easy with myLife+. Financial goals, whether big or small, require
some planning and strategizing.
While part of your premiums are used to pay for your life insurance, fifty percent
is set aside and earns interest, forming your Equity Value. The higher your
premiums, the bigger you are able to save.
ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION BENEFIT*
With your myLife+, hospitalization due to an accident is less financially
burdensome. PSMBFI shall pay P1,000 for every day of confinement*,
up to a maximum of five compensable days per one continuous period of
hospitalization due to an accident.
*Confinement should at least be 24 hours minimum, to qualify for this benefit.
BURIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFIT
myLife+ gives you the option to avail of the Burial Assistance Benefit from
PSMBFI, for as low as P16 monthly. Being able to prepare for your final moments
will prove to be priceless.
MORE BENEFITS & PRIVILEGES
ID Cash Card
Members shall be issued an RCBC ID Cash Card. The Members’ Experience
Refund and loan proceeds shall be uploaded to the card.
Members’ Experience Refund
The Board of Trustees may declare a Members’ Experience Refund for the
qualified members of PSMBFI. The amount shall be uploaded to the member’s
ID Cash Card.
Loan Facilities
A member may avail of a salary, policy, emergency or other loan products
offered by the company, at reasonable interest rates.
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Accident Hospitalization Benefit (AHB)
The Accident Hospitalization Benefit (AHB) is one of the free benefits for members of the PSMBFI’s Mutual Benefit
Equity Plan (MBEP), Members Equity Plan (MEP), and the myLife+ (MEP for non uniformed personnel), who are confined
in a hospital due to an accident.
PSMBFI shall pay the amount of One Thousand Pesos (P1,000) per day of hospital confinement up to a maximum of
five (5) compensable days per one continuous period of accident hospitalization.*
The member who was confined in a hospital will be entitled to receive the AHB after the evaluation and approval of the
documentary requirements submitted.
*Minimum of 24 hours of confinement.
Requirements:
The AHB may be availed of within 90 days from the date
of accident. The member (or his representative, if the former
cannot be present due to his physical condition) must submit
the following requirements:
•
•
•
•
•
•
AHB Claim Form
Doctor’s or Medical Certificate
Medical Abstract from the Hospital
Statement of Account from the hospital
Two (2) valid IDs
PSMBFI ID cash card
Reminders:
•
Maintenance medicines or prescription medicines for reasons not connected with the accident are not covered by the AHB.
•
The AHB shall automatically terminate and will not be payable if the Mutual Benefit Fund (MBEP), Members Equity
Plan (MEP), and My Life Plus are not in-force.
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PSMBFI OFFICES
Tel. No. (052) 820-6027
Gaynel B. Micabalo
318-320 Santolan Road corner 1st and 2nd
West Crame Streets, Brgy. West Crame
Roel A. Magayanes (REO)
Bernie E. Flores
San Juan City, Metro Manila
April Joy N. Duka
MAIN OFFICE
Tel Nos.: 725-1635 or 726-1675
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PRO 1
Camp BGen Oscar Florendo
Parian, San Fernando City, La Union
Tel. No. (072) 607-1840
Marilyn L. Ines (REO)
Jovemil D. Batin
Jamaecca E. Ordoña
Kennevie G. Lacap
PRO 2
Camp Gen Marcelo A Adduru
Alimanao, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
Tel. No. 0917-5911193
Napoleon A. Tudlong (REO)
Mary Ann T. Lagua
Bernadette Canapi
PRO 3
Camp Capt Julian Olivas
San Fernando, Pampanga
Tel. No. (045) 435-1978 / 0927-5449754
JR Ross C. Cavinta (REO)
Herminio L. Manzano
Mark Joseph M. Novesteras
Eunice P. Fernandez
PRO 4A (CALABARZON)
Camp Gen Vicente Lim
Calamba City, Laguna
Tel. No. (049) 306-0453
Marlon DG Magpantay (REO)
Jonathan Y. Cortez
Gabriel C. Encinares
John Paolo P. Quinsay
PRO 4B (MIMAROPA)
Camp Gen Efigenio C Navarro
Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro
Tel. No. (043) 288-1367
Annalene G. de Guzman (REO)
Salvador G. Untalan
Dennis DG Anoñuevo
Mary Grace Rivera
PRO 5
Camp Gen Simeon A Ola
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Regional Headquarters
PRO 6
Tambler, General Santos City
Camp Gen Martin Delgado
Tel. No. 0922-7406745
Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City
Mary Ann Q. Sequerra (REO)
Tel. No. (033) 335-0137
John Mark R. Albores
Ma. Gladys P. Ebro (REO)
Paul DL Nulla
Phobet L. Juanitas
Wilson Labiao
PRO CARAGA
Pearla Joy P. Cajelo
PRO 7
Camp Rafael C Rodriguez
Camp President Sergio Osmeña
Libertad, Butuan City
Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City
Tel. No. (085) 341-8050
Tel. No.(032) 415-5530 / (032) 2561140
Freya S. Ponce (REO)
Guillerma A. Abella (REO)
Carlos L. Clase Jr
Charmaine G. Dagangon
Juvic A. Garcia
Dolfinito R. Pronda II
Anne Jeanneth Godinez
PRO ARMM
Victor L. Mesiona
PRO 8
Darwin E. Battung
Legazpi City, Albay
PRO 12
Lorena J. Imperial
Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun
Camp Sec Ruperto K Kangleon
Parang, Maguindanao
PC Hills, Palo, Leyte
Tel. No. 0905-9293481
Tel. No. (053) 323-4818
Elben A. Ventajar
Ferlyn D. Gabalunos (REO)
Brazhim K. Moharibain
PRO COR
Rosalyn R. Solidio
Ronald D. Semeniano
Camp Gov Bado Dangwa
Apple A. Linde
La Trinidad, Benguet
PRO 9
Tel. No. 0915-9479918
Camp Col Romeo A Abendan
Jay Jose Corpuz (REO)
Mercedes, Zamboanga City
Marichu P. Wallace
Tel. No. 0977-1492616
Fernando S. Talavera
Mary Ann R. Deita (REO)
Bryan Joel G. Gamilde
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
Oliver M. Cumpio
Ibrahim S. Sahid
Camp Bagong Diwa
PRO 10
Taguig, Metro Manila
Camp 1Lt Vicente G Alagar
Tel. No. (02) 838-4891
Cagayan de Oro City
Catherine E. Trimor (REO)
Tel. No. (088) 850-3204
Rouelle B. Aggabao (NCRPO)
Elmer D. Mendoza (REO)
Sheryl C. Pecayo (NCRPO)
Emma Concepcion B. Amoguis
Davene M. Cabaguing (MPD)
John Chester B. Chidrome
Xavier R. Dañez (QCPD)
Eugene A. Reyes
Bobby B. Senobio (SPD)
PRO 11
Camp Quintin Merecido
Davao City
Jayser S. Frias (EPD)
Cyrus R. Geronimo (NPD)
OSS CLES
Tel. No. (082) 234-9311
Center for Law Enforcement Studies Bldg.,
Frenni Maieh C. Paraiso (REO)
Camp Crame, Quezon City
Percienette M. Condez
Tel. No. (02) 234-1886
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