Nerez:
Crime, insurgency down in Cordillera Region
CAMP
DANGWA, Benguet -- Criminality and insurgency are on a downtrend in the
Cordillera.
Regional
police director Chief Supt. Isagani R. Nerez, bared this saying effective
programs and operations since January this year
resulted to positive results.
In
the collective figures of all police blotters in the region duly validated by
the Philippine National Police National Headquarters Directorate for
Investigation and Detective Management (DIDM), even the most prevalent crimes
decreased the last six months.
Physical
injury cases during the same period last year totalled to 2,526. This
year,however, there were only 2,007 physical injury cases.
For
theft, last year's total of 2,582 decreased to 2,069 this year.
On
robbery from 628 cases last year, first six months police offices in the area
recorded 514 cases for the same period this year.
Records
showed internal security operations (ISO) reportedly resulted to big blow against communist insurgents, who
before the operations also killed and wounded government forces and forced
civilians of their food and other personal properties.
One
insurgent leader Daniel Alunday of KLG Marco was killed while he and his group
engaged the lawmen in a gunbattle.Two other rebel leaders were wounded and 13
surrendered.
The
two arrested NPA guerillas and now under the custody of authorities were
identified as CorsioGanima commanding officer of KLG Montes and Romando Reyes
Eduarte, commanding officer/team leader of SPP-South Central operating in the
area of Abra.
The
age bracket of the NPAS guerillas confirmed the recent recruitment of youths by
NPA leaders, Nerez said.
With
the government-private partnership in war against illegal drugs problem,
"Coplan Olive Leaf" serving as a long term local governments-
regional police marijuana eradication campaign could stop marijuana cultivation
in Kibungan and Bakun of Benguet and likewise in Tinglayan, Kalinga including
Tinoc, Ifugao, Nerez said.
Like
in the insurgency campaign where regional police had joint operations with the
Armed Forces of the Philippines, the police team-up strategy in the area could
further increase its anti-drug campaign, he said.
6
Cordi best PNP community relations awardees cited
CAMP DANGWA,
La Trinidad, Benguet -- Regional police director Chief Supt. Isagani R. Nerez
recognized six “best police community relations” awardees Monday here with Peter A. Bautista,
member of the Regional Advisory Council (RAC) as guest of honor and speaker.
The
event was in relation to observance of 19th Police Community Relations (PCR)
Month,
Bautista,
with the regional director, gave plaque of recognition to PNP personnel and
partner/units that made outstanding contributions to projects and programs of the
police-community relations in Cordillera that contributed to decrease of crime.
Awarded
were Mayor Roberto K. Canuto of Kapangan, Benguet as best PCR local chief
executive; Senior Insp. Eddie B. Bagto, deputy chief of police of Bangued,
Abra police as Best PCR police
commissioned officer of the year; Police
Officer 1 Jueves A. Saltin of Kapangan, Benguet as Best PCR police
non-commissioned officer of the year; Abra Provincial Police Office as
best PCR police provincial office of the year; Lagangilang, Abra as best municipal police station and the
Benguet Provincial Public Safety Company as best PCR MPS of the year.
Certificates
of recognition were also awarded to PO3 Tessie Joy L. Angeles and police
trainee Maria Antoinette Guinid for “high sense of professionalism and
commitment.”
PRO-COR
activities highlighted importance of improving goodwill, relationship of PNP and community and police
visibility especially in urban areas.
This
year's theme of the celebration: "Matatag na Pagkakaisa ng Pambansang Pulisya
at Mamamayan Tungo sa Kapayapaan at Kaunlaran."
Bautista
said: “The pen is stronger than the gun,
which is a reminder to the PRO-COR personnel to improve their public image as a
strategy of improving community relations as it affects the morale and welfare
of the whole organization.”
Miner
nabbed for illegal gun
BAGUIO
CITY – Police arrested a private miner named Victor Pastor Dasi, 33, resident
of Goldfield, Itogon, Benguet inside the Palangdao Building, Lakandula Street
here Monday afternoon for failing to show any pertinent documents to support
his firearm.
His
homemade revolver handgun was confiscated.
Man
fires gun in van; lands in jail
ATOK,
Benguet – a man was arrested for allegedly firing his gun at Km 44, Buhaw,
Abiang, here while on board a public utility van coming from Buguias town,
Suspect
Baldo Bicman Sabiano, 54, native of Km 44, Buhawand resident of La Trinidad, Benguet was nabbed
at a checkpoint at km 13, Acop, Caponga,Tublay town.
Confiscated
from him was a Cal. 45 pistol.
Abra
PNP busts gun-for-hire group
BANGUED,
Abra- A gun for-hire group was busted Aug. 3 with the arrest of
three persons for illegal possession of firearms during the intensified
police operations against illegal activities recently.
Senior
Supt. VirgilioLaya, PNP director, reported that through the implementation of
numerous Search Warrants, three gun wielders were simultaneously arrested by
the united elements of the Abra and Regional Intelligence personnel, Provincial
Public Safety Company (PPSC), Special Action Force (SAF) and members of
the San Juan Municipal Police Station (MPS).
The
arrest of the three came after Judge Raphiel F. Alzate of the Regional Trial
Court (RTC) Branch 1 in Bangued,Abra issued the search warrants against Nestor
Bergonia, Joel Bergoniaa.k.aOwek and Freddie Bergonia a.k.a Piding, who are all
residents of Sitio Galoos, barangay Supiil, San Juan, Abra.
Seized
in the quarters of Nestor Bergonia were one Cal. 30 Springfield M1 Garand rifle
loaded with one clip of ammunition; seven clips with 58 rounds of ammunition
and 11 clips all for Garand; one magazine for M16 loaded with 26 rounds of
ammunition and bandolier.
In
the residence of Joel Bergonia seized items were three bullets, magazine for
Cal. 45; and 17 bullets for Cal. 5.56mm.
Seized
from Freddie Bergonia a.k.a. Pidingwas ashotgun, said Laya.
During
the operation, Joel Bergonia, a known gun-for-hire was seen armed with a shotgun
loaded with three rounds ammunition. Barangay officials of Sitio Galoos,
barangay Supiil, San Juan, Abra witnessed the operation.
The
trio was locked up in jail and a case for Violation of the provisions of
Republic Act (RA) 10591Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act was
filed against them in court. -MydsSupnad
Business
agent taken in for physical injuries
BAGUIO
CITY – A certain Jomarie Marohombsar, 24, buy and sell agent, of Quezon Hill
Proper here was nabbed at the Kubo Eatery along Naguilian Road, Quezon Hill
Proper Monday for slight physical injuries.
Judge
Iluminada P. Cabatu of the RTC Branch 59 issued his arrest warrant.
Six
Koreans collared for estafa
BAGUIO
CITY -- Six Korean nationals collared for estafa last week.
Police
identified them as: Kim Young Soo, 74; Fung Kwon Shim, 72; So Eon Ko, 71; Fung
Ju Yang, 73; Sing Kil Lee, 71; and Moon Won Lee, 45.
All
were all arrested at Nr.6 Moran Street, Queendom Condominium, Gibraltar here.
Bail was set at P300,000 each.
More
persons nabbed for various crimes
CAMP
DANGWA, La Trinidad, Benguet – Police arrested more suspects for various crimes
last week.
Dianne
Ognayon Argayan, 25, of Puguis, La Trinidad, Benguet, was nabbed for parricide
with no bail recommended.
Joel
Alingba Pasigon alias “Jomar Pasigon”, 24, of Mana-an, Tinoc, Ifugao, for
violation of Republic Act 9262 (Violence against women and children) with
P80,000 bail set for his temporary liberty.
Noel Dapli y Mangamti, 45, was arrested in his
residence at Employees Village, Bulanao, Tabuk City, Kalinga for the same
offense also for violation of RA 9262 with recommended bail of P24,000.
Rebel
returnee Felix Temma Wagsingan, 54, farmer, and a resident of Sitio Sewat Allaguia,
Pinukpuk, Kalinga, was arrested at Sewat Allaguia for arson with a
recommended bail of P60,000.
Abegail
Cabusora Navalta, 35, former overseas worker, of LopezJaena, Trancoville, Baguio City was also
taken in for for violation of RA 4200 (Anti wire-tapping law).
Jeffrey
Buyawe Panangon, 31, laborer, of Sitio Chuyong, barangay Chumang, Mayoyao,
Ifugao was nabbed for carnapping with P34,000 recommended bail.
Florendo
Tomas Esta, 32, laborer, of barangay Swan, Pudtol, Apayao was also nabbed for
reckless imprudence resulting in damage
to property.
Last
was Reizylyn Peralta Lehoc, 18, out of school youth, a resident along Asin
Road, Baguio City, was arrested at
Justice Hall, Baguio for theft.
Itogon
town miner arrested for theft
BAGUIO
CITY -- Operatives of the City Intelligence Unit arrested Chester
TayabSalio-an, 31, miner of Gumatdang, Itogon, Benguet, here along Abanao
Street July 25.
The
Regional Trial Court, Branch 3, Baguio City issued arrest warrant against
Salio-an for theft.
Accountant,
couple, five others nabbed for estafa
BAGUIO
CITY – Police arrested an accountant in nearby La Trinidad, Benguet, a couple
and five others for estafa last week.
The
accountant was identified as Tyreen Batingines
Bistoguey, 48, resident of Dizon
Subdivision here
A
warrant for her arrest was earlier issued by the Municipal Trial Circuit Court
City.
Bistoguey
was arrested July 29 at km 6 in La Trinidad.
Meanwhile,
judges Lorna Navarro Domingo of the Regional Trial Court, Branch 201, Las Pinas
City and Emmanuel Cacho Rasing of RTC
Branch 3, Baguio City recommended bail
P160,000 for the arrested couple.
They
were identified as Bugner Ortiz Barsanaa.k.a "BJ", 31, and Maria
Brenda Nunez Barsana, 38, both self-employed and residents of Upper Quezon
Hill, Baguio City.
Five
persons were also jailed her for estafa and illegal recruitment last week.
Police
identified them as Felix Bangcawayan Galacyan, 33, of Lubas, La Trinidad,
Benguet and Jerome Atam Oide, both with P40,000 bail.
Also
arrested were Maria Caburian Araos, 52,Verqel Orinion Araos, 54, both fish
vendors and a residents of Purok 22, San Carlos Heights, Baguio City and Salve
Ramirez, aka Rizzerfina Ramos, 44, businesswoman and resident of Upper Quezon
Hill, Baguio City.
No
bail set for driver nabbed for illegal logging
TUBLAY,
Benguet -- Provincial police director Senior Supt. Rodolfo Azurin said a
certain Jerry Chilan Flores, 43, driver, and
resident of Km. 6 Green Valley, Dontogan, Baguio City was arrested by
Tublay, Benguet police in the town June 26.
Judge
Edgardo B. Diaz De Rivera Jr. of the Regional Trial Court Branch 10, La Trinidad recommended no bail
for illegal logging charges levelled against Flores.
P120,000
bail set for man in violence case
MANKAYAN,
Benguet -- A certain Melchor Sayud Caligtan, 45, of Patpat, Tabio here was
arrested at Cruz, Lepanto, Paco in this town July 29 for violation of Republic
Act 9262 (Violence against women and children.
The
RTC of Buguias, Benguet recommended bail of P 120,000.00 for his temporary
liberty.
Kalinga
farmer arrested in Isabela for attempted homicide
RIZAL,
Kalinga -- Provincial police director Senior Supt. Victor Wanchakan said
Regienald Bassig Domingo, 30, farmer and
resident of Santor, Rizal town in the province was nabbed July 28 in
Barangay Olango, Mallig, Isabela for attempted homicide.
A
warrant for his arrest was issued by the 3rd MCTC of Pinukpuk-Rizal Pinukpuk,
Kalinga.
Eight
land in jail for theft
BAGUIO
CITY -- Eight men were arrested for theft here last week.
Police
identified them as Jomar Ampoc Velasco, 24; Jessie Ampoc Velasco, 21; Elmer
Velasco Sanchez, 28; Dexter Abella Velasco, 23; FlorentinoAbella Velasco,
29 all miners and Florencio Velasco Sanchez, 32, farmer, all natives of
Remedios, Cervantes, Ilocos Sur and at present residing at Purok 15, Irisan
Baguio City.
Also
arrersted was Joseph Daniel Flores, 20, of Purok 5, Upper Fairview, Baguio City;
and Ryan Malannag Dona-al, 24, of Nambaran, Tabuk City, Kalinga.
Illegal
logs confiscated; vehicle impounded
CAMP
DANGWA, Benguet – Police scored once again against illegal logging in the
Cordillera last week.
In
Tabuk City, police impounded a green L300 van with license plate number UUF 959
loaded with illegally sawn narra lumber found abandoned at Purok 5, Bulanao
Monday night.
Said
vehicle was brought to the Tabuk Environment office for documentation safekeeping.
Meawhile,
Flora, Apayao and Environment personnel recovered 400 board feet of abandoned
tanguile lumber worth P5,600.00 along the barangay road of Balasi, Flora,
Apayao also Monday night.
In
Buguias, Benguet, police recovered 80 pieces of illegally sawn pine lumber
worth P13, 490.00 abandoned at Sitio Panig-an, Barangay Sebang in the town
night of August 8.
Other
wanted persons land in jail
CAMP
DANGWA, la Trinidad, Benguet – Police arrested other wanted persons in the
Cordillera last week.
They
were identified as Rogelio Agurin Salingbay, 51, of Masablang, Tabuk City, for
attempted murder with a recommended bail of P120,000.00; Rodney Simangen Reyes,
41, former municipal councilor of Lacub, Abra, who was arrested in his
residence in Poblacion, Lacub, Abra for rape; Raissa T. Francisco, 28,
waitress, of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, for Violation of Republic Act 9208
and RA 7610; Mario Martin Lagrio, 49, fisherman, of Purok Star Lily,
Cawagayan, Pinukpuk, Kalinga for acts of
lasciviousness; Milagros Bantag Dugenia, 51, of Poblacion, Kasibu, Nueva
Vizcaya, for violation large scale illegal recruitment and Jackylyn Rafael aka "Imely Emperador",
aka "Imely C. Moina" aka "Leticia Salmorin, 43, businesswoman of
Sto. Tomas Proper, Baguio City, for violation of Revised Penal Code with recommended bail of P 50,000.
Also
arrested were Lunicio Poskio Sacpa, 46,
member of the Alpha Coy, CAA, 77th IB, 5th ID, Philippine Army, for
violation of Presidential Decree 705; Danilo Tacay Tan, 53, of Lopez Jaena,
Aurora Hill, Baguio City, for iIlegal gambling, Jason Mat-an Lamsis, 29,
of Upper Poblacion, Tuba, Benguet, for serious physical injuries; Rene
Villacentino Lajera, 33, farmer, of Barangay San Juan, Alfonso Lista, Ifugao,
for reckless imprudence resulting to
multiple physical injuries and Reynon Bumugas Changlapon, 31, of Calanan, Tabuk
City, Kalinga for physical injuries.
Also
nabbed were Denver Bohol Palgue, 35, driver, of Irisan, Baguio City for
reckless imprudence resulting to damage to property with recommended bail of P52,000.
“We
must continue our excellent performance in arresting all wanted persons and
make headway on anti-crime operations to better serve and protect our people
and make our region the safest place to live and do business” said regional
police director, Chief Supt. Isagani Nerez said.
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