CAMP
DANGWA, La Trinidad, Benguet – More drug suspects were killed last week by
unidentified men or in alleged shootouts with police in separate anti-drug
operations in northern and Central Luzon.
Baguio
casualties
In Baguio City,latest to be killed
were two suspects who allegedly engaged cops in a shootout Friday during a
buy-bust operation around 1:45 a.m. at Labsan Street, Kayang Extension.
A police report said cops led by
Chief Insp. Johnny WeyganBalaki shot dead a certain “Nash” Palomique who was listed under drug
watch list with his unidentified male companion.
On Thursday, killed was Joel De diosNider, 35, businessman
who was shot dead by two unidentified men Thursday
around 3:30 p.m. at the covered court of Slaughter Compound, Barangay Sto. Nino,
also in Baguio.
Also on Thursday around 11 a.m. :10
a.m. at Sinkhole, Lower Magsaysay, in the city, a certain Marvin LlamidoLazate,
jeep barker, was shot by unidentified suspects
while directing a public utility jeep at the terminal.
Still
in Baguio City, a drug suspect was shot dead Tuesday around 8 p.m. along Navarro and Ledesma Streets, East
Modern Site, Aurora Hill. He was identified as Paul Simeon Lee, 47, driver. He
was shot by unidentified suspects.
Investigation revealed that the suspects were wearing
black leather jacket and brown sweater. The victim was rushed to Notre Dame
Hospital, Baguio City but was pronounced dead on arrival by attending
physician Dr.Dandeo F. Halog. He was shot six times in his body.
In
Itogon, Benguet, Wednesday around 2 a.m., drug suspect Joel Badando, 45,
unemployed, was shot dead four times in different parts of his body at Upper
Tuding.
Kalinga druggie found dead
In
Kalinga, the eighth most wanted drug personality was found dead in an irrigation
canal on Monday.
The
decomposing body of Noel Batong-od, 34, alias Virgo, bore a gunshot wound in
the head.
Ilocos Sur
In
Ilocos Sur, Eduardo Galigaro, 28, alias Dugal, was shot dead Wednesday by
unidentified men in Barangay Suagayan in Sta. Lucia town.
Chief
Insp. Greg Guerrero, Ilocos Sur police spokesman, said Galigaro was on the
watchlist of the Candon City police.
In Pangasinan, the bodies of two women were
found Wedensday in Binalonan and Manaoag towns. Their hands were bound with
packing tape and they bore placards identifying them as drug pushers.
Senior
Supt. Benjamin Silo, Bataan police director, identified two of the suspects
killed in separate stings as Pablo Mejia and Erwin Tallada.
Amado de la Cruz, 34, a resident of Barangay
Tambubong in San Rafael town and CecilioElardo, alias Balot, of Barangay Sta.
Rosa in Marilao, Bulacan, were killed Wednesday in firefights with anti-drug
operatives, said Senior Supt. Romeo Caramat, Bulacan police director.
The other slain suspects have yet to be identified.
Isabela
In
Isabela, two top drug suspects and their two companions were arrested during a
raid on a suspected drug den in Barangay Guibang in Gamu town on Tuesday.
John
Steven Solomero, 24, was having a pot session with ShaymaSulayman, 18; Beverly
Ullmann, 24, and Janet Teel, 37, when they were collared.
The suspects allegedly yielded 10 sachets of
shabu, drug paraphernalia and P12,000 in cash.
Senior
Insp. George Maribbay, Gamu police chief, said Solomero is the most wanted drug
suspect in Isabela while Ullmann was ranked 10th.
Benguet
In
Benguet, Ernesto Abideo was arrested during a raid on his house in
SitioPadayawan in Barangay Kayapa in Bakun town last week.
Agents
of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency seized 15,000 grams of dried
marijuana leaves and 3,000 grams of marijuana seeds with an estimated value of
P2.025 million.
Abra
In
Penarubia, AbraWrexton M. Acoba, 36, barangay kagawad was nabbed for illegal
drugs.
Five
suspects were slain in Cauayan City and Cabatuan and Roxas towns in Isabela
Tuesday and Sunday respectively.
They were identified as JomarSacang, 34;
Francis Capino, 20; Michael Alvarez, 34, Kelvin Rey Gamboa and EliseoGamboa.
Ilocos Sur
In
Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur, fish vendor John Paul Camangeg. 37, died while his son
John Paul, 18, was wounded when armed men stormed their house in Barangay
Poblacion and opened fire.
Senior Supt. Romeo Caramat, Bulacan acting
police director, said Rodolfo Valondo, a resident of Barangay Caingin in San
Rafael town was eating lunch in his house when he was shot.
Caramat
said a certain Allan was killed in a shootout with police officers during a
sting.
Allan’s
partner Anna Fatima was arrested.
Suspected drug pushers have been added to the
list of those either slain in alleged shootouts with police officers or shot
dead by unidentified men.
Two suspects were from in Ilocos and one each
in Tarlac, Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan.
In
Nueva Ecija, Israel Parael, 36, Cabiao town’s most wanted drug suspect, was
shot dead by unidentified motorcycle-riding men night of July 15.
Marco Castillo, alias Macoy, 39, a resident
of Barangay Poblacion in Lingayen, Pangasinan, was slain when he engaged
anti-drug operatives in a firefight, police said.
Ex-mayor’s brod dead
In
Badoc, Ilocos Norte, a village chief and a brother of a former vice mayor was
gunned down by unidentified men.
SensinadoTorralba, 51, was shot while
standing in front of his house in Barangay Alogoog at around 6:45. p.m. He
was ranked fourth on the list of
drug personalities in the province.
In
Masingal, Ilocos Sur, Melvin Velarde was shot in the head in front of a
gasoline station in Barangay Sta. Monica.
Woman slain
Filipina
Bautista, 29, was in a passenger jeepney with her two sons when she was
shot dead by one of the passengers while traveling along MacArthur Highway in
Barangay Cut-cut in Capas, Tarlac.
Senior
Supt. WestrimundoObinque, Tarlac police officer-in-charge, said Bautista was
twice arrested for illegal drugs and was on Bamban town’s list of top drug
suspects.
Pangasinan
Meanwhile,
in Pangasinan, Ulysses Partoriza, the top drug suspect in Natividad town, was
arrested on Thursday.
The suspect reportedly yielded five sachets
of shabu as well as guns and ammunition during a raid on his house in Barangay
Poblacion West.
Another group of 2,000 drug personalities
surrendered at Camp Diego Silang in La Union on Friday.
In
San Carlos City Mayor JoseresResuello posted the result of his drug test on his
Facebook account amid rumors that he is a drug user.
Supt. Joselito Villarosa, who was replaced as
Cabanatuan City police station commander, denied allegations that he is
involved in the illegal drug trade.
Villarosa
said it was under his leadership that at least 2,000 drug suspects in the city
have surrendered.
But
even as thousands of self-confessed drug users surrendered, the government-run
Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Center (DTRC) in Dagupan, Pangasinan reported
that it has only 149 patients.
Meanwhile,
two were slain in anti-drug operations in Pangasinan. The suspects reportedly
engaged undercover police operatives in a firefight as they resisted arrest
during stings.
One of those killed in Pangasinan, identified
as Jaime Tolentino, was ranked second on the drug watchlist of Tayug town.
Central Luzon
Meanwhile,
in Central Luzon, at least 49 suspected drug pushers have been killed and 445
others arrested from July 1 to July 13, said Chief Supt. Aaron Aquino, regional
police director.
Aquino
said a majority were slain during operations in Bulacan.
He said at least 13,682 self-confessed drug
users and suspected pushers have surrendered in the region.
Aquino said the suspects yielded 369 sachets
of suspected shabu, 27.17 grams of marijuana, 59 guns and ammunition as well as
a hand grenade.
On Thursday, seven more drug suspects were
arrested in Bulacan while 400 surrendered in Olongapo City.
Pangasinan surrenderees
In
Urdaneta, Pangasinan, 1,177 surrendered Wednesday.
In Jones, Isabela, Glenford Raspado, 30, son
of slain vice mayor FloranteRaspado, was
among 50 drug personalities who responded to OplanTokhang.
Like all those who surrendered, Glenford
signed an oath to stop his illegal activities and help in the anti-drug
campaign.
La Union
In
La Union, police arrested Roberto Abalos, 53, an employee of the Bureau of
Customs, after anti-drug operatives found five sachets of shabu and ammunition
during a raid on his house in Barangay Poro in San Fernando City on
Thursday.
Senior Superintendent AngelitoDumangeng, La
Union police director, said Abalos is on the drug watchlist of the province.
Dumangeng said 2,800 drug personalities have
surrendered in La Union.
150 CL druggies shot dead
In
Central Luzon, more than 150 suspected drug pushers were assassinated by
alleged vigilantes while 60 others were killed in intensified anti-illegal drug
operations from June to July 19 alone, the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO-3)
announced yesterday.
Chief Supt. Aaron N. Aquino, Police Regional
Office 3 (PRO-3) Acting Regional Director said that from July 1 to July 19, 596
persons were already arrested in actual anti-drug operations, 60 were killed
and 746 sachets weighing 701 grams of shabu and marijuana weighing 27.17 grams
were seized.
In addition, 14 high powered firearms, 59 low
powered firearms, two hand grenades, ammunition and five magazines were also
confiscated during the course of operations.
CL death toll
PRO-3
reports showed that the Bulacan Provincial Police Office (BPPO) recorded at
least 27 drug suspects who were killed during anti-illegal drugs campaign in
the province, while eight including a Bulacan policeman were reported killed by
alleged vigilantes in separate places.
Pampanga
In
Pampanga, 15 drug suspects were killed in an encounter and seven were
reportedly assassinated by unidentified gunmen.
In Nueva Ecija, at least 26 drug suspects
were gunned down by alleged vigilantes and six others by the police during an
encounter.
Bataan police operatives also killed at least
11 during drug-bust operations while three were allegedly neutralized by
vigilantes.
In Tarlac, 19 suspected drug pushers were
killed in encounters with the police while five others were slain by
unidentified gunmen and two were neutralized by police during drug operations.
Pampanga turnover
A
total 9,258 drug users and pushers in Pampanga have voluntarily surrendered
after police authorities conducted 2,094 house visits.
This was revealed by Senior Supt. Rodolfo
RecomonoJr, Pampanga Provincial Police Office (PPPO) provincial director during
the first Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) meeting this year.
Recomono
disclosed that 8,736 are confirmed drug users while 522 are drug pushers.
Gov. Lilia “Nanay” Pineda ordered an all-out
war against the drug menace and warned local government officials involved in
illegal drugs that they will be administratively and criminally charged.
Ilocandia bust
Joint
operatives of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Region1 (PDEA RO1) and the
Ilocos Sur police raided the residence of a suspected drug pusher in Barangay
Pug-os, Cabuagao, Ilocos Sur and resulted in the death of Roger Cinco.
The lawmen were suppose to serve a search
warrant when Cinco and his four cohorts tried to flee and opened fire, which
triggered a running gun battle last Tuesday.
Bulacan sting
Three
armed men were killed while five others were arrested in separate buy bust
operations conducted by the Bulacan police in municipalities of Norzagaray and
San Rafael this province last Tuesday..
Senior Supt. Romeo M. Caramat Jr., acting
Bulacan police director, identified the slain suspects as Vergel V. Veleza, of
San Rafael, Allan Alonto, 26, of SitioPallorinaBrgy. Minuyan and Randy Castro,
both of Norzagaray town. -- Ben
Serrano, John Unson, Raymund Catindig, RicSapnu, Eva Visperas, Jun Elias, Manny
Galvez
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