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Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Significant Republic of the Philippines Office of the President PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY REGIONAL OFFICE XII Camp Fermin G. Lira Jr., Bulaong Road General Santos City 9500 | [email protected] | (083) 554-0022 SIGNIFICANT OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS APRIL 2017 FEMALE WATCH-LISTED PERSONALITY ARRESTED FOR SHABU IN MALUNGON, SARANGANI Faith Peñaridondo y Constantino, 41, a watch-listed personality was arrested in a buy-bust operation on April 2, 2017 at Purok Waling-Waling, Barangay Malandag, Malungon, Sarangani Province. Confiscated from her were several sachets of Methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu weighing more or less two (2) grams and various drug paraphernalia. Cases for violation of Section 5 and Section 11, Article II of RA 9165 were filed against her. PIGCAWAYAN SEARCH YIELDED Php 600,000.00 WORTH OF SHABU The Search Warrant operation conducted by joint operatives of PDEA ROXII, PNP and AFP on April 6, 2017 against ROGER AKMAD Alias ROGER SAMPILLO, LOLLY SAMPILLO ABAS and UDTOG AKMAD Alias UDTOG SAMPILLO resulted to the confiscation of more or less eighty (80) grams of shabu, various drug paraphernalia, firearms, motorcycles and suspected drug money. SHABU, PARAPHERNALIA, FIREARM AND AMMUNITION CONFISCATED IN MAITUM DRUG OPERATION More or less thirty (31) grams of Methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu were confiscated during a Search Warrant operation at Barangay Pinol, Maitum, Sarangani Province last April 7, 2017. Arrested were AGA PINLAY Alias AGA INSON (Watch-listed), 51, jobless, and SALIK MAGON y BUTO (Watch-listed), 50, farmer. The target-listed BASIT BUCALI was not present during the search but confiscated from his residence were several sachets of shabu and drug paraphernalia. JIMMY PIANG Alias GONZALES, was hit in the abdomen by one of the operatives when he tried to grab his M16 rifle and about to shoot the operating team. He was rushed to a hospital for medical intervention. TARGET-LISTED EX-BARANGAY KAGAWAD NOW BEHIND BARS FOR SHABU, PARAPHERNALIA AND AMMUNITION LARRY MAULANA y MAULANA, a target-listed ex-barangay Kagawad, was apprehended by joint operatives of PDEA ROXII, PNP and 6th Marine Battalion Landing Team (MBLT) in a Search warrant operation last April 9, 2017 at his residence at Kalye Apeke, Poblacion, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat. The operation yielded positive for five (5) sachets of shabu, drug paraphernalia and firearm and ammunition. He former barangay official, who served for two terms, was listed as Number 3 drug personality in his area for the 3rd quarter of 2016 and placed as priority target list for 2017. He faced charges for violation of Section 11 and 12, Article II of RA 9165 and RA 10591. TARGET-LISTED BARANGAY KAGAWAD ARRESTED BY PDEA AND PNP FOR SHABU AND FIREARMS The Search Warrant operation conducted by PDEA ROXII together with PNP on April 11, 2017 at Purok Sumimba, Barangay Sapu Masla, Malapatan, Sarangani resulted to the seizure of five (5) sachets of shabu, firearm, ammunition and the arrest of AL SAMBAGA y TUMBAGA Alias BONG SAMBAGA. Sambaga, a target-listed drug personality, is a second termer Barangay Kagawad of the said place. Case for violation of Section 11, Article II of RA 9165 and RA 10591 were filed against him. ALMOST Php 200,000.00 WORTH OF SHABU CONFISCATED, FOUR ARRESTED IN A DRUG DEN IN TACURONG CITY Seized evidence during the buy-bust operation conducted by PDEA ROXII and PNP on April 12, 2017 at Purok Islam, Barangay Griño, Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat. Arrested were SAHED MANGINDALAT y TAGADAYA Alias NOGNOG, 26, truck driver, SAMER PAMALOY y KASIM, 20, farmer, ANTON DAMAO y PAMALOY, 18, jobless, and NASRUDIN OMAR y GUIMA, 20, jobless. The target of the operation, MUBPON MAMALANGCAS Alias BLACKMAN, was able to elude the arrest of the operatives. The suspects faced violation of Article II of RA 9165. WATCH-LISTED PERSONALITY AND COHORT COLLARED IN PDEA12 BUY-BUST JOHNNY DALANDAS y MASHOD Alias Johnny (Watch-listed), 51, dispatcher, and TIRSO TORRES y ALIVIADO, 42, driver, were arrested by PDEA ROXII during a buy-bust operation on April 18, 2017 at Barangay Dadiangas West, General Santos City. Seven (7) sachets of shabu and all-weather tooter were confiscated during the operation. DRUG-DEALING COUPLE NABBED NEAR THE SCHOOL WITH HALF MILLION WORTH OF DRUGS JUVY VILLANUEVA y PACETE (Watch-listed), 29, jobless and RENATO PADERNAL y DUGA- DUGA, 48, mechanic, were arrested by PDEA ROXII, PDEA ARMM and PNP when they yielded positive for shabu during a buy-bust operation at Ortega Subdivision, Kidapawan City, North Cotabato on April 18, 2017. Thirty-two (32) sachets of shabu weighing more or less sixty (60) grams, various drug paraphernalia, firearm and ammunition were confiscated from the suspects. Their residence, which coupled as a drug den, is just 80 meters away from Saniel Cruz National High School. The couple were charged for violation of Section 5, 11 and 12, Article II f RA 9165. PDEA ROXII BRINGS ANTI-DRUG OPS TO SCHOOL VICINITY WITH THE DISMANTLING OF A DRUG DEN IN GENSAN The Search Warrant operation conducted in a car wash shop, along National Highway, Barangay Labangal, General Santos City on April 25, 2017 resulted to the arrest of seven (7) drug personalities and the confiscation of more or less twenty-five (25) grams of shabu. Arrested were CARLO SATURGO y PEDRAGA, 32, owner of the car wash shop and drug den maintainer, HERWINN ACHARON y DACILLO, 33, jobless, RIO ANTHONY GAABUCAYAN y ANGON, 37, jobless, JAY JAY TABANIAG y LADNES, 30, jobless, JOJI SALANGSA y CO, 31, DANNYVER AREGLADO y CARPENTERO, 31, and a male minor. The dismantled drug den is just 100 meters away fronting Mindanao Polytechnic College and information revealed that some of the customers of Saturgo are students from the said school. .
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