Annual Accomplishment Report

Period Covered: 01 January – 30 November 2018

Region 12 is located in the Southwestern part of , which is composed of the provinces of South , Kudarat, Cotabato and ; the chartered cities of Cotabato and General Santos and the component cities of Kidapawan, Tacurong and Koronadal.

1 Republic of the NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 12 Tambler, General Santos City

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

PRO 12 Headquarters is located at Tambler, General Santos City, and is composed of two CPOs, namely Cotabato City PO located at PC Hill, Cotabato City, General Santos City PO at Camp Fermin G Lira, General Santos City and four PPOs, namely Cotabato PPO located at Amas, Kidapawan City, PPO at Camp Amando Dumlao Sr., Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, PPO at Koronadal City and Sarangani PPO at Kawas, Alabel, Sarangani with 45 Municipal Police Stations under the four Provincial Police Offices and 15 Police Stations under the two City Police Offices.

It has four Provincial Mobile Force Companies (PMFC), two City Mobile Force Companies (CMFC) and a Regional Mobile Force Battalion (RMFB) with five Maneuver Companies.

The total strength of the Office is 7,578 composed of 358 PCOs, 6,853 PNCOs and 367 NUP distributed to the different police offices/units. The current police-to-population ratio is 614 based on the total number of uniformed personnel strength 7,211 vis-a-vis the present Regional Population registered at 4,430,916.

Pursuant to the current Staffing Pattern, the Office is supposed to have an authorized strength of 6,551(458 PCOs, 5,698 PNCOs and 395 NUP).

2 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

OPTIMIZE UTILIZATION OF FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL RESOURCES

1. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

For the period covering January 1 to November 30, 2018, this office received and timely released a total amount of Five Hundred Fifty-Six Million Two Hundred Eighteen Thousand Four Hundred Twenty-Seven Pesos and Ninety- Five Centavos (PhP556,218,427.95) to support the Administrative and Operational activities of Police Regional Office 12, broken-down as follows:

Particulars Amount Sub-Total TOTAL TOTAL FUNDS RECEIVED 556,218,427.95

Personal Services (PS) Prior Years - JEVs: Salary and Longevity Pay Differential and Reimbursement on Hospitalization Expenses (Jan - Nov) 11,078,934.95 Current Year: Subsistence Allowance of Detainees (Jan - Oct 2018) 3,605,450.00 Combat Duty Pay (CDP) and Combat Incentive Pay (CIP) [Jan - Oct] 291,942,000.00 SFA (KIPO) - Late PO1 Butch Balatayo 228,068.00 Replacement Clothing Allowance 20,538,000.00 Clothing Allowance of 371 NUP 2,226,000.00 318,539,518.00 Sub-Total >>> 329,618,452.95

Maintenance & Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) GARO 193,503,750.00 SARO (IF): Intelligence Fund 1,355,750.00 Counter-Intelligence Fund 7,232,500.00 8,588,250.00 Augmentations: HRAO 220,000.00 RCEO 321,000.00 RIAS 1,925,000.00 2,466,000.00 Others: Rice Subsidy (PO1 Montaño, Cherry Mae 650.00 Sub-Total >>> 204,558,650.00

3 Capital Outlay Construction of Koronadal CPS 13,226,200.00 Bldg, South Cotabato PPO Trust Receipts Construction of AKG Cotabato 4,806,197.00 Satellite Office Improvement of PRO 12 Facilities 1,904,500.00 Procurement of IT Equipment 1,400,000.00 Construction of Electrical Line for South Cotabato Police Provincial 704,428.00 Office (SCPPO)

Sub-Total >>> 8,815,125.00

TOTAL >>> 556,218,427.95 This office in coordination with RSTU 12, RCD and RFSO 12 conducted Financial Management Seminar to 48 PNP personnel from different Police Provincial Offices (PPOs) and City Police Offices (CPOs) and Regional Mobile Force Batallion 12 (RMFB 12) from October 03 to 05, 2018 held at Duterte Hall, Police Regional Office 12, Tambler, General Santos City.

2. LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

The Directorate for Logistics of NHQ, PNP in cooperation with this office conducted a 15-day Basic Logistics Course from September 25, 2018 to October 12, 2018 held at PRO 12, Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City. It was participated with fifteen (15) PNCOs and (7) NUPs from the Office of RLRDD personnel, PSAO/CSAO and RSPNCOs from different unit of this PRO.

3. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

This PRO observes “LOI TamangBihis” through the conduct of monthly Saturday Rank Inspection of different PPOs/CPOs and its Municipal Police Stations andmonitoring of all distributors/suppliers/dealers of PNP uniforms and equipment. The Directorate for Research and Development conducted field testing for the proposed Pixelized Field Service Uniform to all Chief of Offices/Units.

4 4. MANAGEMENT OF DONATIONS FROM LGUS AND OTHER AGENCIES

DATE PARTICULAR VALUE DONOR RECIPIENT/S DONATED Fire Extinguisher 15,000.00 Jan 10, 2018 LGU Alamada Alamada MPS Office Supplies 9,100.00 Jan 20, 2018 4 pcs Mahindra tire 28,000.00 4 pcs Hilux tire 24,000.00 10 units Handheld radio 30,000.00 1stqrt 2018 LGU Kabacan Kabacan MPS (baofeng) 1 unit Transformer 200,000.00 Patrol maintenance 20,000 Construction of WCPD 250, 000.00 1stqrt 2018 LGU Mlang Mlang MPS Room Office Supplies P 6,000.00 Gasoline 20,000.00 1stqrt 2018 LGU Pikit Pikit MPS Motor Vehicle Maintenance 5,000.00 Food Allocation and Others 38,000.00 1 set Canopy 27,000.00 Mar 22, 2018 GovMangudadatu SPPO 1unit computer set Desk 27,000.00 Jan 10, 2018 LGU Alabel Alabel MPS Top 1 unit Car Wash Sprayer Municipal 4,500.00 Jan 8, 2018 Glan MPS Advisory Council 1 unit Mitsubishi Strada 1,250,000.00 Mar 5, 2018 LGU Glan Glan MPS GLX 4x2 4 pcs tires for “HILUX 17,000.00 Jan 8, 2018 Lubricant and Tail Light for 6,000.00 Feb 5, 2018 Mahindra LGU Kiamba Kiamba MPS Office Supplies 5,000.00 Mar 5, 2018 1 unit Computer Laptop (Lenovo) and Epson 50,000.00 Jan 26, 2018 Printer LGU Maasim Maasim MPS Office supplies 6,000.00 Feb 12, 2018 1 Unit Sony Digital Camera 18,000.00 Feb 5, 2018 LGU Malapatan Malapatan MPS 45pieces of Plastic Chair 20,000.00 Mar 5, 2018 1 unit Printer 10,950.00 Mar 8, 2018 LGU Malungon Malungon MPS 900 liters Gas Allocation 31,500.00 1stQtr 2018 1 unit Honda XR 150 95,000.00 FOL Products 32,500.00 LGU Bagumbayan 1stQtr 2018 Office Supplies 12,500.00 Bagumbayan MPS Repair and Maintenance of 10,000.00 Patrol Car Traveling Expenses 30,000.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS FOL Products 87,500.00

5 Office Supplies 25,000.00 Repair and Maintenance of 107,500.00 Patrol Car FOL Products 58,720.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS Office Supplies 11,000.00 FOL Products 117,000.00 Office Supplies 15,000.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS Repair and Maintenance of 27,000.00 Patrol Car FOL Products 67,444.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Kalamansig Kalamansig MPS FOL Products 40,000.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Lambayong Lambayong MPS Office Supplies 10,000.00 FOL Products 25,000.00 Office Supplies 11,250.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Lebak Lebak MPS Repair and Maintenance of 45,000.00 Patrol Car FOL Products 15,000.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Lutayan Lutayan MPS Office Supplies 12,500.00 FOL Products 39,400.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Palimbang Palimbang MPS Office Supplies 7,500.00 FOL Products 50,000.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU SNA SNA MPS FOL Products 186,825.00 Office Supplies 31,750.00 1stQtr 2018 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS Repair and Maintenance of 25,000.00 Patrol Car Seventeen (17) units of LGU General Rifle 5.56 SARFL X95 3,060,000.00 Jan 19, 2018 GSCPO SWAT Santos City TAVOR April 25, 35 pcs Assorted Epson Ink 9,275.00 LGU Alamada Alamada MPS 2018 Construction of Dirty

Kitchen in New PNP 50,000.00 nd Building 2 Qtr LGU Kabacan Kabacan MPS Patrol Maintenance 20,000 June 25, 3units Honda Motorcycles 366,000.00 LGU-Kidapawan Kidapawan CPS 2018, P1,400,000.0 Toyota Hi-Lux Patrol June30, 2018 LGU Midsayap Midsayap MPS 0 2 units Laptop Asus 59,740.00 2ndQtr LGU Mlang Mlang MPS FOL 25,000.00 Motor Vehicle Maintenance 6,000.00 2ndQtr LGU Pikit Pikit MPS Food Allocation and Others 40,000.00

6 Office Supplies 6,000.00 1 unit of Mitsubishi 4x4 1,400,000.00 May 4, 2018 LGU Alabel Alabel MPS Estrada Travel Expenses 30,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS 8 pcs Tires for Patrol Cars 48,000.00 LGU Kalamansig Kalamansig MPS LGU Bagumbayan 32,000.00 Bagumbayan MPS 87,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS 58,000.00 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS 117,000.00 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS 165,000.00 LGU Kalamansig Kalamansig MPS FOL Allocation 30,000.00 LGU Lambayong Lambayong MPS 30,000.00 LGU Lebak Lebak MPS 15,000.00 LGU Lutayan Lutayan MPS 39,400.00 2ndQtr LGU Palimbang Palimbang MPS 50,000.00 LGU SNA SNA MPS 186,825.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS Internet/Cellphone Bill 13,500.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Internet Bill 8,520.00 LGU Kalamansig Kalamansig MPS Hand Held Radio 8,500.00 LGU SNA SNA MPS Desk Top Computer 25,700.00 10,000.00 LGU Bagumbayan Bagumbayan MPS 107,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Repair and Maintenance of 27,000.00 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS Vehicle 36,000.00 LGU SNA SNA MPS 25,000.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS 240,000.00 LGU South Cot SCPPO 65,375.00 LGU South Cot PMFC 624,000.00 LGU Koronadal Koronadal CPS 140,616.26 LGU Banga Banga MPS 125,772.82 LGU Lake Sebu Lake Sebu MPS FOL Allocation 2ndQtr 120,273.07 LGU Norala Norala MPS 150,000.00 LGU Polomolok Polomolok MPS 39,195.00 LGU Sto. nino Sto. Nino MPS 133,293.75 LGU Surallah Surallah MPS 35,222.00 LGU Tampakan Tampakan MPS Toyota Revo 380,000.00 3rd Qtr PGO-LGU SK SKPPO

7 Travel Expenses 30,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Honda XR150 179,800.00 LGU- SNA SNA MPS Travel Expenses 5,000.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS Phatom 4 Pro Drone 86,592.22 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Bagumbayan 32,500.00 LGU Bagumbayan MPS 87,500.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS 58,720.00 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS 117,000.00 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS 82,660.00 LGU Kalamansig Kalamansig MPS FOL Allocation 40,000.00 LGU Lambayong Lambayong MPS 90,000.00 LGU Lebak Lebak MPS 125,000.00 LGU Lutayan Lutayan MPS 39,400.00 LGU Palimbang Palimbang MPS 50,000.00 LGU SNA SNA MPS 186,825.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS Internet/Cellphone Bill 13,500.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Internet Bill 7,550.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS 10,000.00 LGU Bagumbayan Bagumbayan MPS 107,500.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS Repair and Maintenance of 27,000.00 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS Vehicle 9,600.00 LGU SNA SNA MPS 25,000.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS 12,500.00 LGU Bagumbayan Bagumbayan MPS 25,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS 11,000.00 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS 15,000.00 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS Office Supplies 10,000.00 LGU Lambayong Lambayong MPS 14,134.00 LGU Lutayan Lutayan MPS 7,500.00 LGU Palimbang Palimbang MPS 31,750.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS

5. MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES

The following equipment/supplies were procured and allocated/accorded to the needs of different units of which funds are sourced from respective MOOEs:

8 NOMENCLATURE COST Regional Headquarters Purchase of Ammo and Magazines: 117,535rdscal 5.56 ammo 3,613,859.90 820pcs (30-rd capacity) magazines for M16 rifle 1,152,000.00 16,750rdscal .9mm ammo 368,500.00 3,500rdscal .9mm ammo (once fired shell) 59,500.00 10,000 rds Cal. 9mm Ammo w/ Brand new shell copper 181,000.00 clad 4,000rdsCal. 45 Ammo 92,000 1,000 rds Cal. 40 FMJ 25,000.00 20,000 pcs Bullet Head Copper Clad 102,000.00 20,000 pcs Small Primer CCL 52,000.00 15 lbs OBP Powder 32,985.50 820 pcs Magazine Cal. 5.56 (30-rds capacity) 1,152,000.00 10 pcs Magazine Cal. 7.62 (20-rds capacity) 20,000.00 Payment of Fixed Expenditures: Electricity 9,926,005.28 Water 1,500,007.05 Communication (Telephone/Internet, Cellcards) 3,609,345.24 Purchase of POL Gasoline and Diesel 6,183,043.05 Cotabato PPO Repair/renovation of the New CPPO seal 30,000.00 Construction of Terrace (ArakanMPS) 36,000.00 Procurement of one (1) unit Aircon (Kopper) (SPPO) 20,000.00 Procurement of one (1) Portable Drive-ADATA (SPPO) 10,000.00 Office and Computer Tables (SPPO) 15,000.00 Procurement of one (1) unit Camera (Canon IXUS 185) 414,000.00 (SPPO) Construction of PNCO quarter (SPMFC) 39,000.00 Construction of 2nd Mobile Platoon Command Post 25,000.00 (SPMFC) Construction of 3rd Mobile Platoon Command Post 95,000.00 (SPMFC) Procurement of one (1) set Tent (SPMFC) 11,700.00 Construction of stage (SPMFC) P25,000.00 Procurement of one (1) unit Computer Set (SPMFC) Procurement of one (1) unit Megaphone (SPMFC) 117,000.00 Repair of the Light and Signage (Alabel MPS) 25,000.00 Repair of the “PULIS” signage (Alabel MPS) 35,000.00 Installation of Blinker (Alabel MPS) 250,000.00 Re-piping of septic tank (Alabel MPS) 45,000.00 Construction of Cottage (Maasim MPS) 25,000.00 One (1) Set of Computer Desk Top with Printer 16,000.00 (Malapatan MPS) Renovation of Visitors Lounge (Maitum MPS) 43,000.00 Acer Projector(Alamada) 23,789.00

9 1 unit Sharp Freezer (Kidapawan) 13,500.00 1 unit Computer set (Kidapawan) 25,000.00 3 unit Epson Printer(Kidapawan) 22,785.00 1unit Stand Fan(Kidapawan) 1,500.00 Installation of aircon (Makilala) 15,000.00 Kitchen Stock Room (CPMFC) 3,000.00 1 unit Epson Printer (CPMFC) 5,000.00 Male barracks(CPMFC) 15,000.00 15 pcs of Flower pots (CPMFC) 8,000.00 1 steel cabinet (SPPO) 12, 800.00 4 pcs of steel magazine (SPMFC) 7,200.00 Carport for City Director’s Quarter (GSCPO) 178,624.00

6. SUPPLIES RECEIVED FROM NHQ PNP AND DISTRIBUTED TO LOWER UNITS:

DATE NO. OF NOMENCLATURE RECIPIENT RECVD UNITS CPPO 2369 SKPPO 12369 March 30, SCPPO 5262 50,000 rounds of 5.56 Ammo 2018 SPPO 2369 CCPO 5262 GSCPO 22369 CPPO 18 SCPPO 11 SKPPO 12 60 units Fingerprint Kit March 3, 2018 SPPO 7 GSCPO 8 CCPO 4 RMFB 7 CPPO 3 SCPPO 2 20 units Night Vision Goggles March 20, SKPPO 2 (Monocular) 2018 SPPO 2 GSCPO 2 CCPO 2 RMFB 4 CPPO 1 SCPPO 1 March 20, 10 units Global Positioning System SKPPO 1 2018 SPPO 1 GSCPO 1 CCPO 1 GSCPO 10 February 19, 16 Units Rouser Kawasaki Motor CCPO 5 2018 SKPPO 1 CDM Equipment February 23, 92 Helmet RMFB (402 units Helmet) 2018 92 Shield

10 (402 Units Shield) 24 Body Armor (200 units Body Armor) 88 Helmet CPPO 88 Shield 44 Body Armor 44 Helmet SCPPO 44 Shield 44 Helmet SKPPO 44 Shield 44 Body Armor 44 Helmet SPPO 44 Shield 44 Body Armor 44 Helmet GSCPO 44Shield 44 Helmet CCPO 44 Shield 44 Body Armor RMFB 12 1 SKPMFC 1 5 units Toyota Hilux patrol Car April 10, 2018 SCPMFC 1 CPFMC 1 SPMFC 1 RMFB 12 3 CPPO 3 SCPPO 2 15 units 7.62 Negev Rifle April 24, 2018 SKPPO 2 SPPO 2 GSCPO 1 CCPO 2 RMFB 3,000 CPPO 3,000 SCPPO 2,000 15,000 rds 7.62 Ammo for Negev April 24, 2018 SKPPO 2,000 SPPO 2,000 GSCPO 1,000 CCPO 2,000 RMFB 12 CPPO 12 SCPPO 8 60 pcs Magazine for Negev 7.62 April 24, 2018 SKPPO 8 SPPO 8 GSCPO 4 CCPO 8 1 unit Document Reader/Camera May 9, 2019 RHQ 1 May 16, 2018 (2 units) 3 units Toyota Innova Staff Car RHQ 3 June 28, 2018 (1 unit) RMFB 12 3 20 units 5.56 NEGEV LMG Sept 19, 2018 SKPMFC 3 SCPMFC 3

11 CPFMC 3 SPMFC 3 GSCMFC 2 CCMFC 3 RMFB 12 1 CPMFC 1 5 units 7.62 NEGEV LMG Sept 19, 2018 SCPMFC 1 SKPMFC 1 CCMFC 1 RMFB 12 3,000 SKPMFC 3,000 SCPMFC 3,000 20,000 rounds ammo for 5.56 Sept 19, 2018 CPFMC 3000 NEGEV LMG SPMFC 3,000 GSCMFC 2,000 CCMFC 3,000 RMFB 12 1,000 CPMFC 1,000 5,000 rds Ammo for 7.62 NEGEV Sept 19, 2018 SCPMFC 1,000 LMG0 SKPMFC 1,000 CCMFC 1,000 CPPO 216 SCPPO 144 Aug 1, 2018 & SKPPO 152 705 pcs Undershirt Vest Level IIIA Sept 19, 2019 SPPO 81 GSCPO 79 CCPO 33 GCSPO 1 2 K9 with cage Aug 1, 2018 CCPO 1 1 unit Rubber Boat Aug 1, 2018 RMFB 12 1 July 2, 2018 RLRDD 1 DRDA 1 5 Units Toyota Innova September RID 1 12, 2018 RPCRD 1 RIDMD 1 RLRDD 1 CPPO 13 SCPPO 8 26 units Toyota HiLux Aug 11, 2018 SPPO 2 GSCPO 1 CCPO 1 1 Unit Toyota Hi Ace Sept 12, 2018 RLRDD 1 3 units Computer Set Aug 1, 2018 ROPD 3 1 unit Laptop Aug 1, 2018 ROPD 1

12 7. IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROCUREMENT SYSTEM

Properly following the Revised IRR of RA 9184, this PRO thru its Bids and Awards Committee, was able to timely facilitate and consistently supervisethe construction and rehabilitationof the following projects:

% of Bldg PROJECT SOURCE OF Date Accomplish- NAME OF PROJECT Type COST FUNDS Started ment/Date Inaugurated Construction of Pikit GAA FY March 15, MPS Building B/C 4,886,463.32 3/7/16 2016 2018 Construction of GAA FY March 15, KabacanMPS Building B/C 4,886,463.32 3/7/16 2016 2018 Construction of 97% (as of GAA FY November Lutayan MPS Building B/C 4,860,000.00 7/8/17 2017 14, 2018)

Construction of GAA FY July 17, Matalam MPS Building B/C 4,886,463.32 3/7/16 2016 2018 PNP Trust Construction of Receipt 4th May 13, 2,500,000.00 10/15/17 Officer’s Barracks Qtr CY 2018 2016 38.91% (as Construction of April 30, of November Koronadal City Police CPS 13,921,000.00 GAA 2018 2018 14, 2018) Station Building

Construction of Anti- 21% (as of Kidnapping Group (AKG) PNP TR 4th July 27, 4,806,197.00 November 5, CotabatoSattelite Office Qtr 2017 2018 2018) Building

Procurement of Generator Set & Air PNP TR 3rd May 23, 982,069.76 Conditioning Unit of Qtr CY 2016 2018

RCSU 12 Delivered

Procurement of 25 Units PNP TR 4th October 29, 1,392,875.00 Desktop Computer with Qtr CY 2017 2018

Printer Delivered Construction of Antipas

MPS Construction of Arakan On Bidding

MPS Process Construction of Makilala (Short of

MPS Award) Construction of

13 Esperanza MPS Construction of Banga

MPS Construction of Alabel

MPS Construction of PS 8

GSCPO

8. FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL REVIEW AND EVALUATION PROGRAM

Police Regional Office 12 had satisfactorily attained the performance targets for the period. This could be attributed not only to the effective management of resources but also to the collective efforts of the personnel who shared the burden of achieving these goals.

By adhering to all auditing laws, rules and procedures proper liquidation and safeguarding of funds, PRO 12 received a favorable Notice of Zero Audit Suspension, Disallowance and Charges from COA 12 for the period covered.

Overall, efficient financial management was properly implemented to ensure the prompt and correct payment of all financial obligations. Availability of adequate financial resources to support the conduct of operations and other activities were indeed crucial to the successful accomplishment of the PNP within the region

9. OTHER INITIATIVES (RHQ AND OTHER UNITS)

 Renovation of Day Care Center  Construction of PRO 12 Adoration Chapel  Renovation of Hinirang Lounge  Repair of Multi-Purpose Hall

LEARNING AND GROWTH

A. DEVELOP COMPETENT, MOTIVATED AND VALUES-ORIENTED AND DISCIPLINE PERSONNEL

1. LATERAL ENTRY PROGRAM

For the period, the Lateral Entry Program is still on process.

2. RECRUITMENT PROGRAM

Appointed a total of 588 PO1s for 1st Cycle CY 2018 Regular Recruitment Program (PSF Quota) among them is one Suma Cum Laude and eight Cum Laude. They took their oath at Police Regional Office 12, Tambler, General Santos City on October 16, 2018.

14 PNP

Female Male Total

146 442 588

NUP

Appointed a total of 14 NUPs out of the 24 Published vacant positions of this PRO and took their oath on October 1, 2018.

For Promotion & Nr of Vacant Positions New Applicants change Item 24 14 10

3. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING PROGRAM

For the period, this Office has recommended 18 Commissioned Officers and 321 Non-Commissioned Officers asshown in the details below:

NR OF PARTICIPANTS COURSE SUB- PCO PNCO TOTAL PSOSEC 3 0 3 PSOAC 1 0 1 PSOBC 14 0 14 PSOCC 0 33 33 PSSLC 0 74 74 PSJLC 0 214 214 TOTAL 18 321 339

4. SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM

For the period, this Office has recommended 13 Commissioned Officers and 331 Non-Commissioned Officers as shown in the details below:

NR OF PARTICIPANTS Trainings/Seminars SUB- PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Criminal Investigation Course 0 150 0 150 Explosive Ordnance Reconnaisance Agent 2 47 0 49 Training (EORA) Specialized Course on Investigation of Crime Involving Women and Children for PNP-WCPD 5 95 0 100 Officers 5-Day Chidren At Risk (CAR) and CICL Seminar 6 39 0 45 TOTAL 13 331 0 344

15 5. UNIT TRAINING PROGRAM

For the period, this Office has recommended 172 Commissioned Officers, 1,995 Non-Commissioned Officers, and 127 Non-Uniformed Personnel as shown in the details below:

NR OF PARTICIPANTS Trainings/Seminars SUB- PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Civil Disturbance Management (CDM) 8 112 0 120 Field Training Officers Course (FTOC) 0 200 0 200 Managing Police and Patrol Operations Training 37 0 0 37 Stress Management Seminar 0 50 0 50 Geographical Information System Seminar 3 46 0 49 Human Rights Refresher Seminar 10 40 0 50 Basic Internal Operations Course (BISOC) 0 781 0 781 Integrated Training Program for PNP-NUP 0 0 127 127 Handgun Qualification Marksmanship Test Ph 2 2 140 0 142 Financial Management Seminar 2 51 0 53 Patrol Officers Basic Course (POBC) 0 100 0 100 Disaster Search and Rescue Training 7 49 0 56 Crime Scene First Responders Course 0 50 0 50 Integrated training Program for Mandatory Seminars on Moral Enhancement, Human Rights 0 50 0 50 and Gender and Development Technical Report Writing and Public Speaking 0 49 0 49 Training Police Intervention and Techniques Seminar 0 48 0 48 Boat Handling Training 0 10 0 10 Traffic Accident Data Collection Seminar 0 50 0 50 Chief of Police Qualification Course 50 0 0 50 Train of Trainers for Patrol Officer Basic Course ( 2 14 0 16 ToT POBC) Investigation Officer Basic Course (IOBC) 50 0 0 50 Handgun Qualification Marksmanship Test Phase 1 115 0 116 3 TOTAL 172 1,995 127 2,594

6. FOREIGN TRAINING PROGRAM

For the period, this Office has recommended 18 Commissioned Offices and four Non-Commissioned Officers as shown in the details below:

NR OF PARTICIPANTS Trainings/Seminars SUB- PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL ICITAP Instructors 10 0 0 10 Bahasa Language Course 0 2 0 2 EOD Consultation-Home Made Explosive 1 0 0 1

16 Instructors Development Course-(Principal 1 0 0 1 Candidate) 21st Century Cybercrime and Cybersecurity 1 0 0 1 Technology (Trends and Practices) Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) 0 2 0 2 Cambating Transnational Online Gambling 3 0 0 3 Drug Law Enforcement for the Philippines 1 0 0 1 Regional Executive Leadership Program (RELP) 1 0 0 1 TOTAL 18 4 0 22

7. PROMOTION SYSTEM (3RD LEVEL AND 2ND LEVEL)

For the period covered, this Office was able to process the promotion of the Eight Police Commissioned Officers for the 3rd Level Regular Promotion and 54 Police Commissioned Officers and 445 Police Non-Commissioned Officers for the 2nd Level Regular Promotion.

PNP

2018 Rank No. of Promotees PSSUPT 8 PSUPT 16 PCINSP 17 PSINSP 5 PINSP 8 SUB TOTAL 54 SPO4 5 SPO3 15 SPO2 170 SPO1 45 PO3 159 PO2 51 SUBTOTAL 445 GRAND TOTAL 499

NUP

Promoted a total of eight NUPs and two has changed their items out of the 24 Published vacant positions of this PRO and took their oath on October 1, 2018.

Nr of Vacant New For Promotion & Positions Applicants change Item 24 14 10

17 8. INTERNAL REFORMS/PUNISHMENT

DISPOSITION OF RESOLVED CASES January-November 2018

No. of Decision/Penalty PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Cases Dismissed 14 14 14 Separated fron the

Service Suspended 31 1 32 33 Demoted 3 3 3 Forfeited of Pay 1 1 1 Reprimanded 4 4 4 Admonished Terminated 1 1 1 Restricted Dropped and Closed 5 3 5 8 Cases Exonerated 14 2 21 23 Cased Dismissed 17 3 14 17 Dropped from the Rolls Restored/ Reinstated 1 1 1 Resigned TOTAL 91 9 96 105

9. LIVING THE PNP CORE VALUES

A. MAKADIYOS

 Display of Tarpaulin in Celebration of Eid’l Adha (Feast of Sacrifice)

On August 21, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, this PRO conducted hanging of streamer in front of the main gate in support to our Muslim brothers and sisters in their celebration of the Eid’l Adha 2018, Eid Mubarak.

 13th St Michael the Archangel Patronal Fiesta

18 On September 28, 2018 at about 8:30 AM, personnel of this PRO headed by the undersigned, celebrated the 13th Saint Michael the Archangel Patronal Fiesta at the St. Michael the Archangel Chapel, PRO 12 Tambler, General Santos City. The highlight of activity was the mass celebrated with the personnel of this PRO with the theme: “St. Michael the Archangel, Prince of the Rank, Our Defenders from All Kinds of Battle in our Internal Cleansing against Criminalities”, officiated by Rev. Fr. Bonifacio A. Ampoyas, Parish Priest of Saint Michael the Archangel Parish, Purok Malakas, Brgy. City Heights, General Santos City. Afterwhich, RPCRD personnel facilitated on parlor games dubbed as “Palaro ng Lahi” such as pot breaking, egg throwing, sack race, “agawan ng buko”, “kadang-kadang” and “agawan ng hito” participated by PNP personnel held at covered court. Then followed by a boodle fight joined by the undersigned, Command Group, R-Staff, all RHQ PCO, PNCO and NUP.

 Meeting at Saints Peter and Paul Parish

On June 14, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA, Deputy Chief, RPCRD attended the meeting regarding the situation of “Mga Batang may Pangarap” held at Saints Peter and Paul Parish Church, Barangay Lagao, General Santos City which was presided by Most Rev. Dinualdo D. Gutierrez. DD, Diocese of Marbel, South Cotabato. The meeting was attended by PNP personnel, priests, school teachers from Barangay Lagao, LGUs and social action personnel from different churches of General Santos City. The agenda of the meeting were on the “Mga Batang may Pangarap” and other matters from the previous meeting.

19  Meeting with Bishop-Emeritus Dinualdo D. Gutierez

On June 14, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA, Deputy Chief, RPCRD attended the meeting called upon by Bishop-Emeritus Dinualdo D. Gutierez held at Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, Lagao, General Santos City. The meeting was presided by Bishop-Emeritus Dinualdo D. Gutierez. The agenda of the said meeting were Maga Batang May Pangarap and other matters from the previous meeting. It was attended by the different heads of agencies of both national and local government and private sectors.

The activity ended at about 12:00 noon of the same date.

B. MAKATAO

 Simultaneous Bloodletting for National Peace Consciousness Month

On September 18, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, personnel of Regional Police Community Relations Division headed by PSSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, Acting Chief, RPCRD together with personnel from PCR Branch of General Santos City Police Office headed by PCINSP MAE GRACE B LICUDAN, Chief, PCR Branch simultaneously conducted bloodletting activity for National Peace Consciousness Month at GSCPO Conference Room, Camp Fermin G. Lira Jr, General Santos City. The activity was participated by personnel from RIU 12, DIPO-WesMin, Philippine Coast Guard, members of KARANCHO, RMMC and HTC Criminology Intern students and was able to collect more or less 450 cc of blood with the help of Philippine Red Cross Sarangani/GenSan Chapter. Activity ended at about 1:30 PM of the same date.

20  Bloodletting

On July 7, 2018 at about 10:00 AM, personnel of Regional Police Community Relations Division led by PSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, Acting Chief, RPCRD participated the bloodletting activity conducted by Brigada News FM GenSan with the theme: “Dugo Para Sa Ka Brigada” in partnership with Philippine Red Cross and Philippine National Police at SM City General Santos. Atty. Kan Balleque, Vice President for Operation, Brigada News FM GenSan welcomed the donors and participants especially the PNP personnel who fully supported the activity. PSUPT MANALAD was interviewed by Brigada News Correspondents pertaining to the upcoming activities of the PNP and she invited the televiewers to support and join the upcoming fun run which will be held on July 21, 2018 at Robinson’s Mall in relation to the 23rd Police Community Relations Month Celebration.

 Two-Day Planning Workshop for the Regional Feeding Program

On August 9, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, PSI RONNIE R PUA, Chief, Plans and Program Section, RPCRD 12, attended the Two-Day Planning Workshop for the Regional Feeding Program at Villa Amor Hotel, Koronadal City spearheaded by the Department of Agriculture, Regional Field Unit 12. Activity started with the singing of the national anthem followed by an invocation led by the secretariat, then welcome remarks and introduction of participants delivered by COL CELESTINO F DESAMITO JR (RET), Farmer Director, Task Force Gatas and a message and overview of the program by Mr. Zaldy M Boloron, MPA, Officer-In-Charge, RTD for Operations, DA XII. Presentation on Ambisyon Natin 2040 was dicussed by Ms. Sandra Alido, NEDA XII Represenative followed by Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP) by Mr. Zaldy Boloron. The Philippine Center Program on Milk Feeding was presented by Dr. Benjamin John Basilio, Director, PCC XII. National Dairy Authority Program on Milk Feeding was lectured by Marlon C Flores, Manager, NDA Southern Mindanao followed by the presentation of Ms. Jenny Gallego representative of PCA XII Regional Manager on the topic of Livestock Production under the coconut. At about 1:00 PM, Ms. Neonette Agreda, NMIS XII Representative discussed the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) Polices in the Slaughtering of Pregnant and Still Productive Animals. The, followed by PSI PUA on the topic of PNP Assistance Program in assisiting the LGUs and NMIS on the monitoring and control of salughtering of pregnant and still productive female

21 animals. Activity ended at about 4:00 PM with the closing remarks of Mr. Zaldy M Boloron, MPA, OIC RTD for Operation, Department of Agriculture XII.

 Poster-Making Contest for Elementary

On July 6, 2018 at about 9:30 AM, PSUPT ROMULO S ESTOCAPIO, Focal Person, DRRM, RPCRD together with the representative from OCD, PIA, DILG and Mr. Esmael Ngitngit, DepEd Regional Office Representative (Chairman of the Board) acted as judges during the Poster-Making Contest for Elementary School Pupils in line with the celebration of the National Disaster Resilience Month 2018 with the theme: “KATATAGAN SA KALAMIDAD ay Makakamtan Kapag Sapat ang Kaalaman sa Kahandaan” hosted by the Office of the Civil Defense (OCD) 12 held at the Sun City Suites, General Santos City. The activity was participated by elementary (Grade 1-6) pupils who won in the previous Poster-Making Contest in their respective districts and as contenders for the Regional Level. The activity ended at about 4:00 PM of the same date with the announcement of winners: Dranner Chester C. Navarro, Isulan Central Elementary School – 1st Place; Precious Rocelle V. Pabalay, GenSan SPED International School – 2nd Place; and Alex A. Clavito, Lugan Central Elementary School – 3rd Place. The winning piece of the regional contest will be sent to the OCD Central Office before July 13, 2018 to join the National level Poster-Making Contest.

 Operation Tuli, Dental Extraction and Feeding Program

On May 6, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, The Orient of SOCSKSARGEN, Scottish Rite of Freemasonry led by Mr. Roel S. Palaca together with this Office represented by the RPCRD personnel and the Regional Health Service 12 Team, the 1002nd Brigade, PA Dental Team, Job’s Daughter International Bethel u.d. SOCSKSARGEN, Mt. Matutum Masonic Lodge No. 156, Dadiangas Masonic Lodge

22 No. 225, Kaduh Masonic Lodge No. 278 and Maribulan Masonic Lodge No. 304 conducted Operation Tuli, Dental Extraction and Feeding Program held at the Johny Ang National High School, Barangay Katangawan, General Santos City. The activity is one of the advocacies of the said organization which aimed to help the less fortunate families of Brgy. Katangawan, General Santos City. A total of 127 children where accommodated in the activity. The activity ended at about 12:00 NN of the same date.

 Brigada Eskwela 2018

On May 28, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, the PNP Brigada Eskwela Team composed of the ORPCRD personnel led by PSUPT ROMULO ESTOCAPIO, Focal Person, DRRM, PRO 12 together with the personnel from RMFB 12, RFSO 12 and RHS 12 participated the Annual Brigada Eskwela 2018 of the Department of Education from May 28 – June 1, 2018 with the theme “Pagkakaisa Para sa Handa, Ligtas at Matatag na Paaralan tungo sa Magandang Kinabukasan” at Banisil National High School, General Santos City. The activity is a yearly event conducted by this office to help in the preparation of the schools for the opening of classes for School Year 2018-2019. After a half-day school beautification, a boodle fight was shared by the police officers, teachers and students of the said school. At about 1:00 PM of the same date, the Brigada Eskwela Team proceeded to Banisil Elementary School to join the same activity. It was participated by teachers, parents and guardians of the students.

 Brigada Eskwela 2018

On May 30, 2018 at about 1:00 PM, non-uniformed personnel from RPCRD led by NUP Yolanda N Delarmente participated the Brigada Eskwela 2018 of the Department of Education with the theme “Pagkakaisa Para sa Handa, Ligtas at

23 Matatag na Paaralan tungo sa Magandang Kinabukasan” at Changco Elementary, Barangay Bawing, General Santos City.

⦁ Men’s Day Celebration

On June 4, 2018 at about 1:00 PM, PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA, Deputy Chief, RPCRD represented the Regional Director PCSUPT MARCELO C MORALES during the Men’s Day Celebration at Atrium of Robinson’s Mall , General Santos City. It was attended by more than 300 individuals coming from 26 barangay’s of General Santos City together with Barangay Captain’s and its GAD Focal person headed by Mr. George Bisnar. Among the free services offered in the activity were free hair cut, syphilis testing, HIV testing, family planning consultation & free condom, massage & manicure. The activity started with invocation followed by signing of Philippine National Anthem then welcome remarks by Dr. Washington G. Loreno, Acting Department Head, CPMO and message support by Hon. Shandee Llido – Pestano, City Councilor. The highlights of the activity were reading the inspirational message of Regional Director by PSUPT MADRIAGA.Activity ended at about 5:00 PM of the same date.

 Men Opposed to Violence Against Women Everywhere (MOVE) Orientation Lecture

On June 13, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, this PRO conducted One-Day Men Opposed to Violence Against Women Everywhere (MOVE) Orientation Lecture at Makatarungan Hall, PRO 12 Training Complex, Tambler, General Santos City with SPO4 Egmedio B Felisan Jr, MOVE Vice President for Eastern , PRO 7 as the Resource Speaker. The activity started with a welcome remarks given by PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN JR, RCDS. It was followed by a lecture proper

24 wherein SPO4 Egmedio B Felisan Jr discussed the following topics: GAD in the PNP, Laws for Women and Children and MOVE Orientation. Thereafter, SPO4 Felisan led the MOVE Pledge wherein the participants were committed to join and support the MOVE organization’s advocacy to contribute to the government’s efforts in the elimination of violence against women and children. PSUPT BERNARD V TAYONG, MOVE Vice President for Western Mindanao facilitated the election of PRO 12 MOVE Officers for CY 2018-2020 and oath taking of the newly elected officers. The following elected officers were: PCINSP JAIME D CHAVEZ - President; SPO1 Rey Mark B Cadiz – Vice President; SPO1 Johnny T Calimutan – Secretary; SPO1 Marneil A Corachea – Assistant Secretary; Treasurer – PO2 Oliver S Lacorte; PO1 Virgilio R Opsima – Assistant Treasurer; SPO4 Bienvenido G Venus Jr - Auditor; and PRO Officers - SPO3 Ricky D Ferren, SPO2 Darwin P Lopez, SPO1 Haickon Coro, SPO1 Romeo R Royo, SPO1 Reynaldo C Riñon, PO3 Belly Ray D Librado, PO1 Hosen S Ngilay and PO1 Ray Nichols P Dinero. An impression was given during the closing program by PCINSP CHAVEZ wherein he was thankful to be one of the participants. It was followed by a closing message from PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS, DRDO. In his message, he emphasized the importance of family and it must begin within oneself in eliminating VAWC. A plaque of recognition was given to the Resource Speaker and certificates of participation to the 92 participants coming from different provinces and cities of this PRO.

 Fun Run Activity (Lion’s Club)

On February 24, 2018 at about 4:00 AM, personnel of this headquarters led by PSSUPT VICTOR C VALENCIA, Acting Chief, RPCRD joined the fun run activity organized by Mt. Matutum Lion’s Club in relation to Kalilangan Festival 2018 held at Oval Plaza, General Santos City. It was participated by PNP, BJMP, BFP, AFP and students from different schools of General Santos City.

25  Kick-off Ceremony of 2018 National Women’s Month Celebration

On March 12, 2018 at about 7:30 AM, this PRO conducted the Kick-off Ceremony of National Women’s Month Celebration with this year’s theme “We make Change Work for Women” with Miss Michelle L. Solon, Tourism Council Chairman, Region 12 as the Guest of Honor and Speaker held at PRO 12 Grandstand, Tambler, General Santos City. Miss Solon, together with the undersigned awarded the deserving PNP female personnel of this PRO for the exemplary and efficient performance of their duties and responsibilities. It was followed by blessing and turn- over of Motorcycles and CDM equipment to different MPS/CPS within AOR. The undersigned also led the Oath Taking and Donning of Ranks to the newly promoted Police Commissioned Officers (PCOs) and Police Non-Commissioned Officer (PNCOs). Afterwards, the GOHS delivered her message wherein she congratulated women who gave courage in nation building. She also expressed her thanks to the undersigned of this PRO that it was a privilege for her to be invited as GOHS. Thereafter, female personnel released balloons and pinned the awareness ribbon to the male personnel as a sign of support on the fight against domestic violence.

Jail Visitation and Gift Giving at General Santos City Jail Female Dormitory

On March 22, 2018 at about 10:00 AM, personnel of RPCRD led by PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA, CRAC Officer together with SPO4 Ma. Felicia P Malcontento, RESPO conducted jail visitation and gift giving at General Santos City Jail Female Dormitory, Sitio Lanton, Barangay Apopong, General Santos City in line with the 2018 National Women’s Month with the theme “We Make Change Work for Women”. The activity started with a worship service officiated by Bless Our Cops 12 led by Pastor Fabie D. Obillo. Afterwhich, PSINSP MA. ODEZA A RENDAJE gave an inspirational message to the female detainees wherein she encouraged them not to lose hope and accept their present situation. An impression was given by one of the detainees wherein she was thankful for the said activity for they were spiritually uplifted even they were in jail they were also given importance. Thereafter, a welcome dance was performed by selected detainees. The activity ended with the distribution of hygiene kits at about 1:00 PM of the same date.

26 C. MAKAKALIKASAN

PRO 12 has conducted a total of 486 Community Assistance Development such as: medical & dental Outreach Services, bloodletting activity, community relations & rehabilitation, skills & livelihood development for the out of school youth.

 Mangrove Planting

On July 13, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, personnel of Regional Police Community Relations Division led by PSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, Acting Chief, RPCRD participated the “Mangrove Tree Planting Activity” at the shoreline of Purok Minanga, Barangay Buayan, General Santos City in observance of National Disaster Resilience Month 2018 of RDRRMC XII. More than 500 mangroves seedlings were planted by more than 500 participants. The activity is part of the core values of the PNP (MAKAKALIKASAN) and in relation to the 23rd Police Community Relation Month Celebration 2018.

D. MAKABANSA

 Capacity Building

On July 5, 2018 at about 8:30 AM, this PRO thru Regional Police Community Relations Division conducted Capacity Building activity in relation with the 23rd PCR Month Celebration with the theme: “Tapat na Serbisyo paglilingkod ng

27 Kapulisan, Kaagapay ng Mamamayan, Hatid ay Kaunlaran” at MakatarunganHall, PRO 12 Complex, General Santos City. The program started with welcome remarks by DENNIS F MADRIAGA, Deputy Chief, RPCRD followed by Presentation of Schools/Rationale of Activity by PSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, Acting Chief, RPCRD and Message by Dir. Veronica C Hatague, Regional Director, NAPOLCOM XII. Said activity was participated by different schools from General Santos City such as Mindanao State College, Gracianos Institute Academy Inc., Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges, Holy Trinity College, Golden State College, STI Gensan, AMA College General Santos City, TESDA and drug personalities also present. The purpose of such activity is to help the PNP and drug personalities to give a free scholarship.

 Araw ng Parangal

On April 5, 2018, at about 2:00 PM, PSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, OIC, RPCRD of this PRO, attended the Araw ng Parangal with the theme “Ang pagtutulungan ay Tulay sa Matagumpay na Buhay: Pasasalamt sa Dalisay na Pagdamay” at SM Trade Hall 1, General Santos City. The said activity was highlighted by the giving of awards to the different internal and external stakeholders to include PRO 12 headquarters as one of the recipients of awards for their continuing support to the school project and programs.

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 76th Araw ng Kagitingan Celebration

On April 9, 2018 at about 7:00 AM, Commodore Marfenio Y. Tan, Force Commander, Naval Affiliated Reserve Force Eastern Mindanao, the Guest of Honor and Speaker together with the undersigned, personnel from JTF-GENSAN, members of Veterans GENSAN Chapter, members of SOCSARGEN PNP/NUP Retirees Association and Uniformed and Non-uniformed personnel of this PRO commemorated the 76th Araw ng Kagitingan Celebration with the theme “Kagitingan at Pagmamahal sa Pilipinas para sa tunay na Pagbabago” held in-front of the Admin Building of PRO 12 Headquarters, Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City. The activity started with a Wreath Laying Ceremony at the PRO 12 Memorial Park wherein the personnel of this PRO together with other guests of the celebration offered flowers for all the act of heroism made by our forefathers to achieve the independence of our country. This was immediately followed by the traditional Monday Flag Raising Ceremony wherein Commodore Tan expressed his thanks to the opportunity given to him to grace the said momentous celebration. He also emphasized the importance of this day which marked the start of this country’s independence and thanked all the heroes for all the sacrifices that they had made.

 CY 2018 1ST Semestral Meeting on Disaster Preparedness Committee Meeting

On April 17, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, PSINSP JECKPUSACA P MUTALIB, Chief, Plans and Programs of RPCRD attended the CY 2018 1st Semestral Meeting on Disaster Preparedness Committee Meeting at Hotel de Viajera, Koronadal City, South Cotabato hosted by RDRRMC and DILG XII. It was attended by Philippine Red Cross, Philippine Coast Guard, BFP 12, NEDA, DPWH, DOST, DSWD, Philvolcs, DepEd, PIA and MDRRMO of different provinces of this PRO. The program started with Call to Order by Reynaldo M. Bungubung, Regional Director, DILG XII/Vice Chairperson on Disaster Preparedness, RDRRMC XII followed by Opening Message by Mrs. Minda C. Morante, Regional Director, OCD XII/Chairperson, RDRRMC XII then Approval of the Provisional Agenda, Reading and Approval of the Highlights of the Previous Meeting, Issues Arising from the Previous Meeting. Topics discussed were SGLG Disaster Preparedness Audit (2017 Results and 2018 Criteria); RDPP 2018 PPAs Implementation; Approved Proposal of Partner-Agency (QGIS for Recovery and Rehabilitation Planning); NDRRMC MC

29 2018-01 (Adoption of the QAS and the Operation LISTO: Simplified BDRRMP Template); and other concerns.Activity ended at about 5:00 PM of the same date.

 120th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence Day Celebration

On June 12, 2018 at about 7:30 AM, this Office conducted Flag Raising Ceremony in relation to the 120th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence Day Celebration with the theme, “Pagbabagong Ipinaglalaban, Alay sa Masaganang Kinabukasan” at this PRO, Tambler, General Santos City. The activity started with the mass singing of Philippine National Anthem and followed by an Invocation led by PSUPT JAIME C SERIÑA III, RCHAP. Then, the undersigned delivered the Independence Day Message of the CPNP Director General OSCAR DAVID ALBAYALDE. Activity ended with the mass singing of the PNP Hymn at about 8:00 AM of the same date.

 Earthquake Drill

On June 21, 2018 at about 3:00 PM, PRO 12 personnel led by PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS, Deputy Regional Director for Operations joined the National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill at PRO 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City. The purpose of this drill is to test the efficiency and usefulness of the preparedness, response and recovery plans, systems and policies developed. Hence, this activity is conducted quarterly to practice the skills of its personnel of the possible unwanted scenario that might occur in the AOR and at the same time to continue polishing their skills especially in Search and Rescue (SAR) Operations to

30 any kind of situation. After the execution of the Earthquake Drill Scenario, PSUPT ROMULO ESTOCAPIO, Earthquake Drill Evaluator gave critics to the activity and cited safety tips to further improve the responding techniques of all the personnel of this PRO. He also reminded the personnel to treat this kind of exercise seriously in order to prevent casualties from the troops in real life situation. The activity ended at about 3:50 PM of the same date with a message from PSSUPT ENMODIAS as he reminded all the personnel to always be on alert and wholeheartedly execute this kind of activity for the good of each and every one.

On January 15, 2018 at about 11:00 in the morning, personnel of this PRO headed by the undersigned led the inauguration and blessing of PACMAN Building (PNCO Transient Quarters) with Mr. Bren Evangelio represented Honorable Emmanuel D Pacquiao, Senator, as Guest and Honor and Speaker at PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City. The program started with ribbon cutting at PACMAN building with the undersigned and the guests then blessing of the building by PSUPT JAIME C SERIÑA III, Regional Chaplain followed by unvailing of

 27th PNP Foundation Day Celebration

On February 5, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, this PRO celebrated the 27th PNP Foundation Day at PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City with Hon. Steve C Solon, Governor of Sarangani Province as Guest and Honor and Speaker.

The activity started with giving of arrival honors to the Guest of Honor and Speaker duly received by PCSUPT JOSE A BRIONES JR, DRDA then followed by the Wreath Laying Ceremony at PRO 12 Memorial Heroes Park. Afterwhich, program proper was held at PRO 12 Grandstand wherein the program was

31 highlighted with the awarding of deserving PNP personnel and selected civilian personnel. The said celebration was attended by Provincial Directors/City Directors, Chiefs of Police, Local Chief Executives, RAC Members, Stakeholders and Media Practitioners.

PRO 12 conducted a total of 1,454,758 PCR activities such as: dialogues, seminars, print media, TV/radio program/interviews, crime/drug prevention programs and reproduction of leaflets.

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.

32 It is always the intention and desire of this office to inform the public of the programs and accomplishments of the PNP in the entire region through its line units. Along with this, Police Regional Office 12 sponsors/maintains 1 regular television program dubbed as: “Insight” every 1st Friday of the Month at Brigada News FM and 10 regular radio programs namely: “Kaalaman Hatid ng Kapulisan” every Saturday (9:00-9:30 AM) at 105.1 Radyo Natin Lebak FM; PNP UPDATES every Monday at (9:00 – 9:30 AM); Talakayan sang kapulisan every Friday (8:30- 9:00 am); LGU PROGRAM every Wednesday at 94.1 GNN FM; Kasadya Radio Program every 2nd Thursday of the Month at 93.1 Muews FM; Usapang Pangkapayapaan at Kaayuan every Friday (11:00 AM – 12:00 NN) at Spring Radio 97.9; “Bantay ng Katahimikan” every Saturday (8:00 AM – 9:00 AM) at Radyo Katribu 103.3Mhz; Oras ng Pilipinas every Thursday at 1062 DXKI Koronadal; Radio Based Instruction (RBI) every Friday (9:00 AM-10:AM) at 1062AM DXKI and Dakilang Pilipino every 3rd Friday of the Month (11:00 AM – 12:00 NN) at DXCP.

SAMBAYAN B.1. Police Community Assistance & Development: PRO 12 has conducted a total of 26,458 Community Assistance Development such as: medical & dental Outreach Services, bloodletting activity, community relations & rehabilitation, skills & livelihood development.

33 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.

B.2. Community Organization and Mobilization: To strengthen the capacity of Police Force, PRO 12 was able to mobilized Brgy. Tanods, BPATs, CVO’s and other force multipliers purposely to assist the police during town fiestas, founding anniversaries and other anti-crime activities with a total of 32,189 activities conducted.

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 and training for BPAT members. 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.

34 10. MORALE AND WELFARE PROGRAM

The Office has issued awards and decorations to 68,532 personnel for the period. 4,565 of which are Police Commissioned Officers, 61,782 were Police Non-Commissioned Officers, 2,028 Non-Uniformed Personnel, and 157 were given to the Stakeholders/Civilian in the community, the details are shown below:

ISSUANCE OF AWARDS January-November CY 2018

TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AWARDED PNP AWARD PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Medalya ng Kadakilaan 0 0 0 0 Medalya ng Kagalingan 134 917 0 1051 Medalya ng kasanayan 291 740 99 1130 Medalya ng Papuri 3048 44101 1254 48403 Medalya ng Ugnayang 10 124 3 137 Pampulisya Medalya ng Mabuting Asal 1 0 0 1 Medalya ng Paglilingkod 1 3 0 4 Tsapa ng Kwalipikasyon 0 0 0 0 Pagtulong sa Nasalanta 0 0 0 0 Paglilingkod sa 0 0 0 0 Paglilingkod sa Visayas 0 0 0 0 Paglilingkod sa Mindanao 12 0 0 12 Sugatang Magiting 0 10 0 10 Paglaban sa Manliligalig 5 0 0 5 Laban sa Kriminalidad 3 0 0 3 Total 3505 45895 1356 50756

Appreciation/ Commendation/ TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AWARDED Recognition (Plaque, Letter, Certificates) PCO PNCO NUP Civilian/Others TOTAL LOC 1049 15694 663 54 17460 Plaque 0 0 0 16 16 Certificate of Appreciation 11 193 9 87 300 Total 1060 15887 672 157 17776

National/ International PERSONNEL UNIT/ OFFICE Award particulars (e.g NHQ RECOMMENDED AWARDED RECOMMENDED AWARDED awardees- , Police Service 0 0 0 0 Anniversary COPS, CSC DANGAL NG 0 0 0 0 BAYAN)

35 UNIT RECAPITULATION MALE FEMALE TOTAL PERCENTAGE STRENGHT NO. OF PERSONNEL 54869 13663 68532 79006 86.74 AWARDED

11. PERSONNEL ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

RENEWAL EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (REAP)

For the period, there were three recipients of the Renewal Educational Assistance Program (REAP)

For the period, the Office was able to process the benefit Claims of our Four Wounded in Police Operations (WIPO) and Oned Killed in Police Operations (KIPO).

B. KEEPING IN STRIDE WITH THE INFORMATION ERA

1. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Installation of Program and Training for Automated Processing of RCA: This pertains to the Automated Processing of the Replacement Clothing Allowance (RCA) of your Office wherein the Directorate for Comptrollership (DC) encourages and supports the advancement of the computerized and paperless processing of RCA to lessen the burden of claimants in the preparation and submission of documentary requirements as well as to simplify and hasten the processing of the same. In this regard, this Office respectfully request for the availability of the Chief Information Technology Office (ITO) and other IT personnel from your Office on November 21-23, 2018 to assist us in the installation and set-up of the RCA System and conduct briefing for the usage of such. The land transportation, accommodation and other expenses of your personnel will be shouldered by this Office.

After Activity Report re Testing of 25 Units Desktop Computers and Printers: This pertains to the supply and delivery of 25 units desktop computers and printers in this PRO. On October 24, 2018 at Pacman Hall, the TWG led by PSINSP MARK BHIRGEL O ZORETA together with IAC members headed by PSUPT ROLANDO B CUYA JR, IAC Chairman with the presence of Mr.

36 Archie Alpuerto, authorized representative of Silicon Valley Computer Group Philippines Incorporated conducted inspection and final testing of the 25 units desktop computers and printers and found to be in accordance with the guidelines/parameters set forth in the Memorandum Circular No. 2016-023. Further, IAC members randomly selected one unit desktop computer and printer and placed it on durability test by continuously opening it for 120 hours from 12:00 noon of October 24, 2018 to 12:00 noon of October 29, 2018 wherein it passed the said test.

PROCESS EXCELLENCE

A. IMPROVE CRIME PREVENTION

RESULTS-ORIENTED OPERATIONS 1. INTELLIGENCE

Accomplishment on HVT:

1. On February 6, 2018 at about 8 PM, joint elements of RID 12 led by PSUPT RANIE P HACHUELA; Maasim MPS, PIB, PDEU, PMFC, all of Sarangani PPO; and 1204th Company, RMFB proceeded at Brgy. Lumatil, Maasim, Sarangani Province to effect the Warrant of Arrest against former Barangay Captain Bonie Jialil Sultan with CC# 6515-16 for Violation of Sec II of RA 9165 and CC# 6516-16 for Violation of Sec 1 of RA 9516, issued by Honorable Judge OSCAR P NOEL JR, Presiding Judge, Justice On Wheels, Sarangani dated April 4, 2017 with no bail recommended. Said operation resulted to the apprehension of subject person which is High Value Target (HVT) and rank number one (1) Most Wanted Person in Municipal level. Arrested person presently detained at Maasim MPS for proper disposition.

2. Implementation of Search Warrant: On February 6, 2018 at about 5:00AM at MB Kalanganan, Cotabato City, joint elements of CIDG-ARMM; Police Station 4 and CIB, both of Cotabato CPO; 5th SAF and RID PRO ARMM led by PCI ALLAN A UY implemented the Search Warrant Nos. 2018-001 and 002 for violation of RA 9516 and RA 10591 respectively issued by HON. Judge Banzawan Z. Ibrahim of RTC 12, Branch 13, Cotabato City dated January 30, 2018 that resulted to the arrest of Sadat Ayunan, Brgy Kagawad, MB Kalanganan, Cotabato City and his cohort identified as Abdillah Ebrahim and Kusain Inalogan, both Brgy. Tanods of said barangay. Seized contrabands were one (1) SAS-12 Gauge Shotgun, one (1)

37 Homemade Shotgun, two (2) cal .45 pistol, one (1) cal. Super 38 pistol, one (1) cal .38 revolver, one (1) M203 Grenade Launcher Tube, one (1) Hand Grenade, two (2) magazine for shotgun, two (2) magazine for cal .45 pistol, nine (9) magazine for super .38 pistol, twenty (20) rounds ammos for shotgun, fourteen (14) rounds ammos for cal .45 pistol, sixteen (16) rounds ammos for cal. Super 38 pistol, fifty (50) rounds ammos for cal. 9mm pistol, five (5) rounds ammos for cal .38 revolver, five (5) heat sealed plastic sachet believed to be “Shabu”, one (1) weighing scale, two (2) disposable lighter, one (1) scissor and three (3) sling bag. Kagawad Sadat Ayunan is HVT of CCPO and involved in the shooting to death of Johny Tan, 75 years old last January 12, 2018 at SK Pendatun, Poblacion 6, Cotabato City. A complaint for violation of RA 9516 (Illegal Possession of Explosive); RA 10591 (Illegal Possession of Firearms and Ammunition); and RA 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002) were being prepared by CIDG-ARMM and Case for crime of Murder is being prepared for filing by Police Station 4 against Sadat Ayunan.

NPA SURRENDEREES AND ARRESTED

RECAP:

GROUP SURRENDERED ARRESTED TOTAL MEMBER LEADER MEMBER LEADER NPA 54 2 9 65

1. On January 9, 2018 at 1:40 PM at Brgy. Lilan, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat, personnel of SKPPO from PIB, PIDMB and Esperanza MPS led by PCI BENHUR G CATCATAN, Chief, PIB under the direct supervision of PSSUPT RAUL S SUPITER, Provincial Director, fetched the living body of Danny Boludan Y Sita aka Jollibee, 40 years old, married, mass organizer of Guerilla Front Committee 73, FSMR and resident of same place who voluntarily surrendered to the fold of law. Said CNN member also surrendered one (1) unit Colt caliber .45 pistols with serial number 041725, which were brought to Esperanza MPS for recording and booking purposes and further brought to SKPPO PHQ for proper disposition.

JOMAR SUMANAB LAMIAN RUBEN MULOK TAKILID

RONEL SUMEL KILID @ Danny Boludan Y Sita aka NELSON

Jollibee

NASRUDI KANAPIA MAITIM

38 2. On January 12, 2018 at 10:30 PM, 14 NPA members from Platoon Telego, GF73 Namely; 1. Paquito Sambiling a.k.a Kato, 32 years old, Kagawad KRB; 2. Honasan Lu, 29 year old recruiter and organizer; 3. Andet Banday, a.k.a Lung, 36 years old, Brgy Chairman; 4. Badag Watamama, a.k.a Mamalu, 30 years old, member; 5. Alladin Lu, a.k.a Den, 16 years old, member; 6. Unsag Wanday a.k.a Kagi, 60 years old, member; 7. Ulong Gongga, a.k.a Guwapo, 19 years old, member; 8. Montol Aming, a.k.a Tulan, 42 year old, Brgy Kagawad; 9. Alladin Watamama, a.k.a Ton-ton, 29 years old, member; 10. Limbagas Aming a.k.a Dan, 45 years old, Brgy Kagawad; 11. Gasa Bandoy a.k.a Bet 33 years old, Kagawad; 12. Pudin Dadayan, a.k.a Pudz, 21 yeaqr old, member; 13. Tony Baug a.k.a Bet, 33 years old, member; 14. Boni Aming a.k.a Bukwi, 40 years old, member. The said surrendered CTs are all resident of Brgy Bambanen, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat was voluntarily surrendered to the government forces at Brgy. Midtungok, Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat. Bringing along with them were two Cal 30 US M1 Garand Rifles with serial number 3648148 and 1874108 with four clips, 37 rounds of live ammos and one Bandoleer, one US M14 Rifle with deface serial number with two magazines and 17 rounds of live ammos and bandoleer, one 9mm homemade Tomgram with one magazine and two rounds of live ammos, one cal. M1911 with serial number 8149277 with one magazine and four rounds of live ammos, two MK2 fragmentation Hand Grenades, one smoke grenade and two ICOM Handheld radios. Said NPA surrendered were under the custody of 33IB INF (MAKABAYAN) BN, 6th INF DIV, PA for Custodial Debriefing.

3. On January 21, 2018 at 1:00 PM, joint elements of Senator Ninoy Aquino MPS, SKPPO led by PI ROBERTO TRINIDAD, Deputy Chief of Police and PMFC, SKPPO led by PSUPT SULTAN SALMAN HARON SAPAL, Commanding Officer, proceeded to Sitio Lee Mangga, Brgy. Midtungok, Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat, to fetch the Communist Terrorist members under GF73, Cherry Mobile Platoon under Commander Mac Mac. At 4:00 PM of the same date the operatives reached the place. Negotiation was done through Brgy. Chairman Mamerto Parong of Brgy. Midtungok. Finally, 10 members of Communist Terrorist were convinced to surrender, namely Juanito Dakias Puguyan, 56 years old, Randy Dimaog Tubo, 39 years old, Mela Agsim Tubo, 31 years old, Abel Wayan Puguyan, 30 years old, Daniel Dimnog Tubo, 30 years old, Joel Ekoy Tabis, 25 years old, Lando Mongkil Cammansa, 25 years old, Hambog Unal Puguyan, 34 years old, Mondragon Anggas Puguyan, 55 years old and Melan Daluga Mapulo, 35 years old all residents of Brgy. Baluan, Palimbang Sultan Kudarat, including their eight assorted firearms to wit, three cal. 45 pistol with 8 live ammunitions, two cal. 38 revolver with six live ammunitions, one homemade Garand with 6 live ammunitions, one homemade cal. 7.62 M14 rifle with 6 live ammunitions and one homemade shotgun with one live ammunition. Said persons were brought to Senator Ninoy Aquino MPS, SKPPO for documentation and also presented to the Local Chief Executive Hon. Mayor Randy L. Ecija, after which said personalities were brought to SKPPO, PHQ including the surrendered firearms for proper disposition.

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Juanito Dakias Puguyan Mela Agsim Tubo Randy Dimaog Tubo Abel Wayan Puguyan

Lando Mongkil Daniel Dimnog Tubo Joel Ekoy Tabis Hambog Unal Cammansa Puguyan

Mondragon Anggas Melan Daluga Mapulo

Puguyan

4. On 291600 January 2018, Alvie Marie Comindador Salvaleon @GINA/ARA/ANA, newly installed Secretary of GF51 and Shane Rosete Cacdac @NEO, PO of SRC3, SMRC voluntary surrendered without firearms to MIG10 and MIG11. As revealed by the duo, they were already tired of the armed struggle that’s why they decided to return to the mainstream of the society to avail the livelihood program of the govt. The two surenderee were brought at Panacan, and undergoing custodial debriefing of said unit.

5. On January 30, 2018 at 6:15 PM at Sitio Lee Mangga, Brgy. Midtungok, Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat, Greg Tikong Mapulo, 25 years old, married and Eta Elugon Oding, 39 years old, married, members of Communist Terrorist of GF 73 Cherry Mobile Platoon under Commander Mac-Mac voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Senator Ninoy Aquino MPS and IDMB both of

40 SKPPO. Subjects turned-over one cal. 38 revolver bearing serial number 7764561 with five live ammos. and one cal. 30 M1 Garand Springfield Armory rifle bearing serial number 3386366 with seven live ammos.

6. On 151645H January 2018, Noel Minioto Legaspi @JEFFREY/ @LIWAY/ @ANTO/@DODOY/ @MANDO/@DOLFO, Spokesperson and Deputy Secretary of FSMR (PSRL), and his wife, Jeanalyn Defensor Bendalian @WENDY/@SHAN/@YRA/@GUIA, medical staff of FSMR (PSRL), voluntarily surrendered to CO 27IB. The surrender was facilitated by South Cotabato Governor, Daisy Avance- Fuentes where the subject is currently at her custody while undergoing debriefing.

7. On February 3, 2018 at 3:00 AM at Sitio Tabudtod, Brgy. New Dumangas, Tboli, South Cotabato, Mitong Garcito and Jing Garcito members of GF-73 were voluntarily surrendered with their cal. 45 pistol and one IED (landmine) to elements of Tboli MPS, PIB, all of South Cotabato PPO together with PD, SCPPO and 27th IB, PA. Subject Surenderees have standing Warrant of Arrest issued by Hon. Judge Lorenzo F. Balo of MTC Branch 26, Surallah, South Cotabato for Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention docketed under 7502-TB and Arson docketed under CC number CC 7200-SN. 8. On February 15, 2018 at 1:30 PM at Purok 3, Brgy. Poblacion, Alabel, Sarangani Province, Arnold Sawal Budiong, 24 years old, single, Runjie Termosa Lagon, 39 years old, single and Eddie Maranga Ani, 25 years old, single, members of the Communist Terrorist under GF75 voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Alabel MPS, SPPO and 73rdIB, PA through Brgy. Chairman Rose Mae Salway Orlino of Brgy. Pag-asa, Alabel, Sarangani Province. Surrenderees brought with them two cal. 5.56mm rifle bearing serial numbers 081262, 024282 with 10 long and five short magazines with 220 live ammos, two handheld radios and one AK47 rifle with defaced serial number with seven magazines containing 125 live ammos. Subjects were presented to Alabel Mayor Vic Paul M. Salarda for proper disposition.

Arnold Sawal Budiong Runjie Termosa Lagon Eddie Maranga

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9. On February 21, 2018 three members of NPA GF 51 voluntarily surrendered to Mayor Rudy Cuagdan of Makilala, North Cotabato identified as Jonathan Recamados aka Joma, 31 years old and a resident of Prk 6, Batasan, Ernie Madalo Makalos aka Sao 29 years old, and a resident of Prk 4, Batasan and

41 Ramil Atawan aka Ka Arnel and a resident of Purok 4, Batasan all of Makilala north Cotabato and the conduct of CDR to said personalities still conducted.

10. On February 27, 2018 at 10:00 AM at Alabel MPS, SPPO, Brgy. Poblacion, Alabel, Sarangani Province, Johnny Magdasal Blase Alias Janjan, 24 years old, single, a resident of Purok 8-Kablan, Brgy. Domolok, Alabel, Sarangani Province and Vice Team Leader of Platoon 2, under GF75 of the Communist Terrorist voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Alabel MPS, SPPO and 73rdIB, PA. After debriefing, subject person was turned-over to 73rdIB, PA for proper disposition.

11. At about 2:00PM of February 28, 2018, the PSI BENJIE O ANCHETA, OIC and SPO4 Ezrael D. Lantingan of Alabel MPS received information from Municipal Councilor Lente L. Salway, Jr. that there is a person claiming to be a CPP-NPA member who wanted to surrender to the authority. Subsequently, this station with joint elements from RIU 12, RID-PRO 12, PIB- Sarangani responded and appeared in SALWAY’s residence at Purok 3, Poblacion, Alabel, Sarangani Province where the surrenderee was found and was accompanied by his father Carlito Sanchez Dacera. Information revealed that the self-confessed CPP-NPA member is identified by his name as Carlo Escorial Dacera aka Ka Dodong/Ka Paking, 26 years old, single with a common-law wife named Marycris Saligumba, a resident of So. Tagaytay, Brgy. New , Makilala, North Cotabato. He is known to be from Purok 4 Cogonal in Brgy. Poblacion, this municipality. Further revealed that subject surenderee has been in the terrorist group for almost 4 years starting December 31, 2014 until January 8, 2018 as the date of his last contact with the terrorist group. He sought refuge in his common-law wife’s family in Makilala, North Cotabato. He is known in using the Coda as Alias KA DODONG under GF 72 operating the areas of Makilala, North Cotabato for almost a year as Squad leader. Then he transferred to GF 73 known as KA PAKING operating the areas of Lake Parker-San Jose, GSC areas as Team Leader. Lastly he served as Training Instructor to the Expanded West Dagoma of GF 73 operating the areas of Kalamansig in Sultan Kudarat area for 3 months whose group was then in the conduct of military training with their members.

12. On March 2, 2018 at 10:30 PM at Sitio Mauno, Brgy. Maligaya, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat. Betong Guialodin Dalumatan @Kumander Tukay and Ruben Guialodin Dalumatan, member of GF-72, SDG, FSMR voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Columbio MPS, SKPPO, RMFB 12, 39th IB,PA, CAA,72ndIB and turned-over one cal 7.62mm M14 rifle bearing SN 3685957 with 1 magazine, two cal. 357 revolver with four ammos., one cal. 30 Garand rifle with one clip containing four ammos. Subject were brought to Columbio MPS, SKPPO for documentation.

13. On March 11, 2018 at about 6PM, Intelligence personnel of 1204th Company, RMFB12, based at Brgy Nalus, Kiamba, Sarangani Province coordinated with Ms Elsie Perret, former Municipal Mayor of Maitum, Sarangani Province and

42 facilitated the peaceful surrender of Boni Dodim, Member, PLTN SAMSUNG, GF73, FSMR legal age and a resident of Sitio Blit, Brgy Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.

12. On March 20, 2018 at 1:00 PM at Brgy. Dolomolok, Alabel, Sarangani Province, joint elements of Alabel MPS under the supervision of PSI BENJIE O ANCHETA, Sarangani PIB under PSUPT NEIL WADINGAN, Sarangani Mobile Force Company under PSUPT JOEFFEL REMUDARO and RIU 12 under PSUPT RONALD QUEDDENG in coordination with Wilfredo Blase facilitated the surrender of one Efren Magdasal Blase a.k.a. “Ka Junard”, 21 years old, single and a resident of Purok 8, Kablan, Brgy. Domolok, Alabel, Sarangani Province who finally submitted himself to the folds of law at the vicinity of Brgy. Domolok, Alabel, Sarangani Province together with one unit cal. 38 revolver with defaced SN including 5 live ammos. Same person/surrenderee is known to be a medical/combatant under GF 71 of CPP/NPA under former commander Brigol who was then KIA in an encounter with the military and now under Commander Jerry. He joined with the communist group sometime on January 2015. His surrender is the result of negotiation being made when a certain Johnny Blase a.k.a. “Jan Jan”, his brother, also an NPA member surrendered last February 27, 2018 in Alabel MPS.

13. On March 28, 2018 at 8:00 AM at Brgy. Keytodac, Lebak, Sultan Kudarat, Ariel Udas Apang, 29 years old married, Eyoy Libig Nayam, 28 years old, married, Uwi Sulay Colam, 25 years old, married, Ariel Matog Apang, 34 years old, married and Nicanor Nayam Apang, 34 years old, married, members of Communist Terrorist voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of MBLT-2,PN and Lebak MPS, SKPPO with their following firearms; one cal. 30 carbine rifle bearing serial number 182339 with two magazines and 12 live ammos., one improvised baby ingram bearing serial number 255621 with one magazine containing six live ammos of cal. 9mm, one fragmentation hand grenade and two Improvised Explosive Device. Subjects are now under the custody of MBLT-2, PN for proper disposition.

14. at about 01:30 in the afternoon of March 30, 2018, a certain Michael Tataw alyas George, 19 years old, a resident of Sitio Tawan na Dagat, Brgy. Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato and a member of GF73 under Kumander Yoyo, operating in the areas of Bagong Silang, General Santos City, MAKIMA areas, Toro Toro Bagumbayan, Sultan Kudarat and some part of South Cotabato voluntarily surrendered to the elements of 1204th Mobile Force Company, RMFB 12 led by PSINSP ROEL VERGEL G PARREÑO under the direct supervision of PSSUPT MICHAEL FORRO LEBANAN, Force Commander, RMFB12. He surrendered one (1) unit of Garand Riffle with serial no. 2487510, twenty three (23) live ammunitions, four (4) magazine clips and one issued black t-shirt.

15. On April 2, 2018 at 12:05 PM at Brgy. Poblacion, Polomolok, South Cotabato, a team from 73rd IB 10th ID , Malita Davao Occidental Philippine Army, led by CAPT. JAMES B. TALOSIG, Intel Officer coordinated to this office that a Communist New People’s Army terrorist (CNT) member will voluntary surrender and wanted to meet up. Immediately, a joint operation was conducted by 73rd IB 10th ID Philippine Army, Malita Davao Occidental Philippine Army, led by

43 CAPT. JAMES B. TALOSIG and this station led by PCINSP ALEX JOE ORCAJADA, OIC this office to locate the subject. As a result, Mary Ann Mariano y Tundag, a.k.a. Mary Ann, Sabilla y Mariano, a.k.a. Ka Vivian, Ka Gang-gang, 35 y/o, single, Company Medic of Front North Sub Regional Committee (SRC) Far South Mindanao Region (FSMR) Communist New People Army terrorist (CNT) voluntary surrendered to the team. After the arrest booking procedure, subject person together with her three (3) months old infant and seven year old son were turned over to CAPT. JAMES B. TALOSIG, Intel Officer for custodial debriefing and proper disposition.

16. On 231430 April 18, CNT Ldr Rodel Niepes y Goyha @Dong of legal age and a resident of Purok Masagana, Poblacion, Alabel, Sarangani Province as Secretary of SRC2 TALA (Sub-Regional Committee MT TANGGALI-LATIAN), FSMR was voluntary surrendered bringing with him one (1) Cal .9mm Pistol with one (1) magazine loaded of 14 rounds live ammunition and one (1) fragmentation grenade to joint elements of 1002Bde, 73IB, JTFGensan, SPPO-PRO12, 102MICO and PCTC personnel through the effort of Hon Governor Steve C Solon of Sarangani and HON Mayor Nonoy Salarda of Alabel, Sarangani Province. As revealed by the subject, he is tired of the armed struggle and felt injustice condition in the UGM and the internal rift among the regional leadership, hence he decided to come down and return to the mainstream of the society to avail the livelihood program of the Government. Subject was brought at Governor SOLON Halfway House, East Asia Royale Hotel, Brgy. Lagao, General Santos City for interview and documentation

17. On May 15, 2018 at 7:20 PM at Philippine Army and Civilian Armed Forces Geographical Unit, CAA Patrol Base, Sitio Malinis, Brgy. Tamban, Malungon, Sarangani Province, Samson Pagalangan Salda, 39 years old, married, a resident of Brgy. Sulit, Polomolok, South Cotabato and Squad Leader of Platoon North, GF71 of the Communist Terrorist voluntarily surrendered and laid one unit cal. 5.56mm M16 rifle with defaced serial number with three long magazines containing 79 live ammos. and one handheld radio to the joint elements of Malungon MPS, SPPO and 72nd IB,PA. Subject person was turned-over to 73rd IB,PA for debriefing and proper disposition.

18. On June 18, 2018, at about 6:30 AM, four (4) CNT members belongs to South Front, SRC TALA, FSMR (WPSR) namely; Dante Lumayas @pantat, Dang Lumayas @duterte, Degoh Lumayas @bayabas and Rubin Lumayas @lubi all residents of So Akfutan, Brgy Kinam, Malapatan, SP voluntarily surrendered to CSP Team 6 led by Cpl Recher Mirasol (INF) PA assigned in Brgy Kinam area. Said surrenderees brought along with them three (3) HPFAs; two (2) M16 assault rifle with SN 393487 and one tampered, one (1) Garand rifle sn# 5509262, one (1) IED (landmine) and two (2) handheld Versa radio.

19. On July 18, 2018 at 11:45 AM at Brgy. Datal Anggas, Alabel, Sarangani Province, Robert Bayat Alias Jayson, 20 years old, Jimboy Dumato alias Warshock, 19 years old, Danilo Plasano alias Daniel, 20 years old, Gabriel Iwa alias Bugbos, 17 years old and Melanie Swansing alias Isay, 15 years old all members of CPP/NPA voluntarily surrendered to 73IB, Include four (4) pcs Landmine and two (2) pcs detonating device, during the blood compact between the , datal Angas Brgy. council, LGU Alabel headed by Municipal Mayor Hon. Vic

44 M Salarda, 73IB Philippine army headed by LT. COL Marion Ancao and Alabel MPS, SPPO. Said NPA surrenderre are now under the custody of 73IB, Philippine Army.

20. On November 23, 2018 at 5:00 PM at Brgy. Nalus, Kiamba, Sarangani Province, Timan Cagal, 36 years old, Sidman Labi, 54 years old, Lorena Ulon, 18 years old, Lysin Mantang, 18 years old, Sammy Nubon, 29 years old, June Teya Tata, 38 years old, Joaquin Mabol Mantang, 37 years old, Michael Tataw, 19 years old, Kristina Tasig Dodim, 36 years old and Bonnie Milayaw Dodim, members of Platoon Samsung, GF73 of the Communist Terrorist under Commander Billy voluntarily surrendered to the elements of 1204th Mobile Force Company, RMFB 12 along with their firearms and other items as follows three cal. 30 Garand rifles bearing serial numbers 2247866, 2487513 and 28287-12SA with nine clips and 39 live ammos., two cal. 7.62mm M14 rifle bearing serial numbers 110874 and 2367788 with two magazines and 11 live ammos., one rifle grenade, two M79 grenade launchers with four live ammos., one 12 gauge shotgun with one live ammo., three hand grenades and subversive documents. Said surrenderees including their surrendered firearms were under the custody of RMFB 12 pending the request for financial assistance under the E-CLIP. (Ref: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated November 24 to 25, 2018)

NPA Arrested:

1. On January 9, 2018 at 04:00 AM at Brgy. Balite, Magpet, Cotabato and Stio Tungao, Brgy. Temporan, Magpet, Cotabato. Name of the suspect/s: Harold Alpuras Adiaton, 28 years old, married, farmer, a resident of Brgy. Balite, Magpet, Cotabato, Jane Paradero Solis/Ian Canoy Solis, 27 years old, married, driver and a resident of Brgy. Balite, Magpet, Cotabato and datu mailan langcoban andas alias Dan- Dan Mailan, 59 years old, married, farmer and a resident of Sitio Tungao, Brgy. Temporan, Magpet, Cotabato. On or about 12:00 midnight of January 8, 2018, elements from Cotabato Police Provincial Office (CPPO), Cotabato Police Mobile Force Company (CPMFC), 39th IB, Philippine Army, 15th IB, Philippine Army, 1203rd Company of Regional Mobile Force Battalion 12, Cotabato Provincial Intelligence Branch, Cotabato Explosive Ordnance Division Team, Tulunan MPS, M’lang MPS, Kabacan MPS, Matalam, MPS, Makilala MPS, Arakan MPS, Antipas MPS, President Roxas MPS and Magpet MPS for the Law Enforcement Operation at Brgy. Balite, Magpet, Cotabato. It was briefed to serve the Warrant of Arrest for Two (2) Counts of Frustrated Murder with Criminal Case No. 4338-2017 & 4339-2017 and Five (5) Counts of Attempted Murder with Criminal Case No. 4333-2017, 4334-2017, 4335-2017, 4336-2017 & 4337-2017 issued by Hon. Judge Henelinda J. Molina of RTC Branch 61, Kidapawan City, Presiding Judge and service of Search Warrant No. 174-2018 for Violation Sec. 28(c), R.A 10591 against Harold Alpuras Adiaton issued by Hon. Judge Arvin Sadiri B. Balagot, Presiding Judge of RTC Branch 17, Kidapawan City; service of Search Warrant No. 172-2018 for Violation of Sec. 28 (c), RA 10591 issued by Hon. Judge Arvin Sadiri B. Balagot, Presiding Judge of RTC Branch 17, Kidapawan City agaisnt Ian Canoy

45 Solis at Brgy. Balite, Magpet, Cotabato; and service of Warrant of Arrest for Two (2) Counts of Frustrated Murder with Criminal Case No. 4338-2017 & 4339-2017 and Five (5) Counts of Attempted Murder with Criminal Case No. 4333-2017, 4334-2017, 4335-2017, 4336-2017 & 4337-2017 issued by Hon. Judge Henelinda J. Molina of RTC Branch 61, Kidapawan City, Presiding Judge and four (4) counts of Robbery Under Art. 294, No. 5 of the Revised Penal Code issued by Hon. Judge Jose T. Tabosares of RTC Branch 23, Kidapawan City. At about 8:00 O’clock in the morning of January 9, 2018 said operation was successfully done and able to arrest Harold Alpura Adiaton and recovered from his house during search was one (1) piece PVC plastic pipe color orange painted with green believed to be IED grenade, also, recovered from the house of Jane Paradero Solis/Ian Canoy Solis was one (1) piece PVC plastic pipe color orange painted with green believed to be IED grenade and Datu Mailan Langcobas Andas was apprehended at Sitio Tungao, Brgy. Temporan, Magpet, Cotabato. Subject confiscated suspected IEDs were place at the custody of Cotabato Explosive Ordnance Division Team for proper disposition while arrested suspects were place inside custodial facility of Magpet Municipal Police Station after their medical examination. Appropriate charges are being prepared against Harold Alpuras Adiaton and Ian Canoy Solis/Jane Paradero Solis.

2. On February 11, 2018, Victor Mende, a rebel returnee informed 73rdIB,PA that members of Communist Terrorist armed with assorted firearms were consolidating at Sitio Kialang, Brgy. Kihan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province to conduct nefarious plans against government security forces. On February 12, 2018 at 2:00 AM, elements of Company Support Program Team 5, Alpha Company, 73rdIB, PA proceeded to the said place to conduct verification on the said report. Upon reaching at the said place at 7:36 AM of the same date, operating troops saw a group of men wherein some of them were armed and were about to lay IED along the Sitio road of the abovementioned place. While at the observing distance, one of the armed group noticed the presence of the operating troops and shouted to his companions in vernacular words to quote “ kauban nay kalaban” then they hastily scampered fleeing to different directions. As the operating troops dashed going to their direction, they immediately caught and held in their custody Romel Bakaray Salway, 25 years old, single, member of GF71, Communist Terrorist. Recovered from his possession and control was one white sack containing two pieces 3x2 inch IED, two pieces live ammos. of cal 38 revolver, three cellular phones, clothings communist terrorist logo and other subversive documents. Further, operating troops recovered one 12x6 cylinder IED that was buried along the sitio road with components as follows; three pieces rolled wire, two blasting caps with wires and one piece nine volts battery. At 1:00 PM of the same date, elements of Malapatan MPS, SPPO proceeded to the command post of Alpha Company, 73rdIB,PA at Sitio Lout, Brgy. Poblacion, Malapatan, Sarangani Province and received the arrested suspect for proper disposition. Confiscated IEDs were turned-over to SPPO-EOD for proper disposition.

3. On April 24, 2018 at 9:00 AM, one (1) Pltn(-), C/73IB while conducting Field Military Operation (FMO)

46 encountered more or less(MOL) ten (10) Communist New People Army Terrorist (CNTs) led by @ Berting and believed to be a members of Guerilla Front (GF71), Far South Mindanao Regional Command (FSMRC) at vicinity (GC 51NYG 80493 71368) Sitio Bagyang, Brgy. Upper Suyan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province. Initial result: no casualty on government side while on enemy side two (2) Communist New People’s Army Terrorist (CNTs) captured namely-Sarah Balabang and Bactira Masalon with two (2) firearms (FA’s) (1 M16 and 1Carbine) including 1 ICOM radio and 1 clip garand ammo were recovered in the area. Firefight lasted for about 10 minutes and enemy withdrew towards north direction.

4. OOA 230530 April 2018, Scout Platoon 1/HHC/27IB while conducting combat operations at vicinity of Sitio Salbuyan, Brgy Amsipit, Maasim, Sarangani Province (51NYG 199 568) encountered more or less fifteen (15) fully armed men believed to be members of Platoon BRIGOL (Green Peak), Mt Musa SRC, FSMR under CTLs @COSTAN. The 3rd HOW, 2FAB, AAR delivered six (6) rounds of HE at the enemy position 600 meters away from the engaged troops. Negative casualties in government side while two on the enemy side. One captured who is wounded identified as Pablito Torno Jr.

5. On July 4, 2018 at 7:30 PM, joint elements of PNP and AFP successfully arrested MARIA LIMBAGA UNABIA a.k.a. “Del” and FRANCIS MADRIA a.k.a. “KIANG/KARL/FX” by virtue of Warrants of Arrest, to wit:

a. for both suspects, Cases of Frustrated Murder and Attempted Murder docketed under Criminal Case Nos. (CC#) 29241-16 and 29242-16 and a Case of Murder docketed under CC#29243-16 (No Bail Recommended);

b. for FRANCIS MADRIA, a Case of Kidnapping with Murder docketed under CC#2013-874 (No Bail Recommended); and

c. for MARIA LIMBAGA UNABIA, a Case of Multiple Frustrated Murder docketed under CC#24456-43.

Their companions were arrested and charged with the violation of PD 1829 (Obstruction of Justice) after they attempted to prevent the arresting team to serve the Warrant of Arrest. They were believed to be members of the CTGs and identified as follows:

a. Bandilan Guaynon Jumoring a.k.a. Jumong, KOMMID member; b. Jennel Francis Danao Chenfoo, NCMRC Party Member; c. Roger Dogmocan Plana, KALUMBAY a Organization in Central Mindanao; d. d..Ireneo Sagulay Udarbe Jr, Misamis Oriental Farmers Association (MOFA); e. e..Rosemarie Bacalso Cantano, Church worker in Mother Francisca Spirituality Center; f. f. Analiza Jurado Avenido a.k.a. “AJ” VIMROD Staff GF 6 NCMRC;

47 g. g. Teresita Lapuz Naul a.k.a. “Tessie” Secretary, Karapatan NMR Misamis Oriental; h. h. Kristine Bacara Caba, Kabataan ; i. Aldeem Abrogueña Yañez, Finance Staff, RWAC NCMRC; j. Byron Gabales Porras aka “Kevin”, Deputy Finance, RUC NCMRC; and k. Virgilio Anje Sanama, Security Guard of Mother Francisca Spirituality Center.

The seized evidences in plain view includes, among others the 45 assorted units of cellular phones, ten assorted units of laptops, three tablet computers, 33 pieces of software storage devices (flash drives, micro-SD cards, hard drives), identification cards, passbook and debit card, passport, assorted documents in print and one unit 12Gauge Shotgun with serial no. 830929. The laptops, cellular phones, tablet computer and software storage device were submitted to ACG for examinations.

PROFILES OF ARRESTED PERSONS

Francis Madria aka Emilio M. Gabales NAME/ALIAS @ “Kiang/ Carl/ FX” 41 y/o, Married Sitio Kilap-ayan, Canayan, ADDRESS , / Blk1 Lot 10 Gensanville Phase 2, Brgy Bula, GSC GROUP RUC NCMRC AFFILIATION KOMMID (member) POSITION Finance Officer CRIMINAL Kidnapping with Murder, Murder, PHOTO CASE Frustrated Murder and Attempted Murder

Maria Limbaga Unabia NAME/ALIAS aka Delia R. Catubay 44 y/o, Married ADDRESS Koronadal, South Cotabato GROUP RUC NCMRC AFFILIATION KOMMID (member) Secretary POSITION PHOTO Multiple Frustrated Murder, Murder, CRIMINAL Frustrated Murder and CASE Attempted Murder

48 Bandilan Guaynon Jumoring NAME/ALIAS aka Jumong ADDRESS Not Obtained GROUP KALUMBAY, AFFILIATION KOMMID (member) POSITION Chairman CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Jennel Francis Danao Chenfoo NAME/ALIAS 28 y/o ADDRESS Brgy. Camamanaan, CDO City GROUP NCMRC Party Member AFFILIATION Kabataan NCMRC Member (Nominee for Kabataan POSITION Party List 2013) CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Roger Dogmocan Plana PHOTO NAME/ALIAS 47 y/o, Married Balingasag, Brgy. Blanco, ADDRESS Misamis Oriental GROUP KALUMBAY (Lumad Organization in AFFILIATION North Central Mindanao) POSITION Organizer CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Ireneo Sagulay Udarbe Jr NAME/ALIAS 58 y/o, Married Balingasag, Brgy. Blanco, PHOTO ADDRESS Misamis Oriental MOFA – Misamis Oriental Farmers GROUP Association AFFILIATION NCMRC (Member) POSITION Chairman CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE TO

49 Rosemarie Bacalso Cantano NAME/ALIAS 21 y/o, Single Purok Tinago, Brgy. Cablalan, ADDRESS Glan, Sarangani Prov GROUP Not Obtained AFFILIATION POSITION Church Worker (Working Student) CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Analiza Jurado Avenido aka “AJ” NAME/ALIAS 31 y/o, Single ADDRESS IFJ Church, Bulua, CDO CIty GROUP VIMROD Staff AFFILIATION GF 6 NCMRC POSITION Liaison CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Teresita Lapuz Naul aka “Tessie” NAME/ALIAS 60y/o, Married ADDRESS Barra, Opol, Misamis Oriental GROUP Karapatan NMR Misamis Oriental AFFILIATION (Head) POSITION Secretary CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Kristine Bacara Cabardo NAME/ALIAS 23 y/o, Single ADDRESS Purok 5, Carmen, CDO City GROUP Kabataan Northern Mindanao AFFILIATION POSITION Party Member CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Aldeem Abrogueña Yañez NAME/ALIAS 44 y/o ADDRESS Yañez Street, Culanda, CDO City

GROUP RWAC NCMRC

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AFFILIATION

POSITION Finance Staff CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Byron Gabales Porras aka “Kevin” NAME/ALIAS 28 y/o, Single ADDRESS Zone 2-C, Bula Ext., GSC GROUP RUC NCMRC AFFILIATION POSITION Deputy Finance CRIMINAL Obstruction of Justice CASE

Virgilio Anje Sanama NAME/ALIAS 33 y/o, Married ADDRESS Purok 4, Rajah Muda, Brgy. Bula, GSC GROUP None AFFILIATION POSITION Security Guard CRIMINAL Violation of RA 10591 and CASE Obstruction of Justice

Neutralization of Former Communist Terrorist Surrenderee: On February 16, 2018 at 12:00 AM at Brgy. Kenram. Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, Arvy Bucani Encarnado, 24 years old, Communist Terrorist, surenderee last July 2017 and received financial assistance of Php 20,000.00 from the provincial government, errand boy/cook of Isulan MPS, SKPPO was caught in the act of stealing cal. 5.56mm rifle at Isulan MPS, SKPPO. Upon sensing the presence of a police officer, suspect ran at palm oil plantation, Brgy. Kenram, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat. Hot pursuit operation ensued, sensing that he was cornered suspect attempted to throw a grenade to the operating team prompting the latter to fire upon the suspect. However, the grenade exploded that caused his instantaneous death.

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Recovered Unexploded Ordnance:

RECAP:

RECOVERY Province/ City Other Type IED Grenade UXO of Landmine TOTAL Explosives Cotabato City 5 1 1 7 Gen Santos City 0 North Cotabato 6 5 2 4 17 Sarangani 1 3 2 6 South Cotabato 3 2 5 Sultan Kudarat 6 5 1 12 TOTAL 21 16 4 0 6 47

1. On February 11, 2018, Victor Mende, a rebel returnee informed 73rdIB,PA that members of Communist Terrorist armed with assorted firearms were consolidating at Sitio Kialang, Brgy. Kihan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province to conduct nefarious plans against government security forces. On February 12, 2018 at 2:00 AM, elements of Company Support Program Team 5, Alpha Company, 73rdIB, PA proceeded to the said place to conduct verification on the said report. Upon reaching at the said place at 7:36 AM of the same date, operating troops saw a group of men wherein some of them were armed and were about to lay IED along the Sitio road of the abovementioned place. While at the observing distance, one of the armed group noticed the presence of the operating troops and shouted to his companions in vernacular words to quote “ kauban nay kalaban” then they hastily scampered fleeing to different directions. As the operating troops dashed going to their direction, they immediately caught and held in their custody Romel Bakaray Salway, 25 years old, single, member of GF71, Communist Terrorist. Recovered from his possession and control was one white sack containing two pieces 3x2 inch IED, two pieces live ammos. of cal 38 revolver, three cellular phones, clothings communist terrorist logo and other subversive documents. Further, operating troops recovered one 12x6 cylinder IED that was buried along the sitio road with components as follows; three pieces rolled wire, two blasting caps with wires and one piece nine volts battery. At 1:00 PM of the same date, elements of Malapatan MPS, SPPO proceeded to the command post of Alpha Company, 73rdIB,PA at Sitio Lout, Brgy. Poblacion, Malapatan, Sarangani Province and received the arrested suspect for proper disposition. Confiscated IEDs were turned-over to SPPO-EOD for proper disposition. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated February 13-14, 2018

52 2. On February 12, 2018 at 7:30 AM at Purok Miracle, Brgy. Kilagasan, Kabacan, Cotabato Province, one UXO 81mm HE was recovered by joint elements of Kabacan MPS, CPPO and AFP-EODT. Said explosive was placed under the custody of AFP-EODT Bravo Company, 38thIB, 6thID, PA, Camp Lorenzo, Carmen, Cotabato Province. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated February 12-13, 2018)

3. Grenade Recovery: On February 13, 2018 at 7:00 AM at Octavio Village, Brgy. Cannery Road, Polomolok, South Cotabato, one F1 Russian grenade was recovered by joint elements of Polomolok MPS and EOD team both of SCPPO. Recovered fragmentation handgrenade was brought to EOD-SCPPO. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated February 13-14, 2018).

4. On February 16 2018 at 6:00 AM at Sitio Salnaong, Brgy. Datalblao, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat, one hand grenade beneath the service vehicle of Juanito Malid was recovered by joint elements of Columbio MPS and PMFC both of SKPPO. The said grenade was brought to Columbio MPS, SKPPO for proper disposition. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated February 16-17, 2018)

5. On February 17, 2018 at 6:30 AM at Brgy. Poblacion 6, Cotabato City, one fragmentation hand grenade was recovered by joint elements of Police Station 1, CCPO and Special Forces, PA. At 7:50 AM of the same date, EOD-CCPO conducted blast in place. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated February 17-18, 2018)

6. On March 15, 2018 at 8:30 AM at Purok Pag-Asa, Brgy. Katico, President Quirino, Sultan Kudarat, one unexploded Sidik Bomb (RPG) was recovered by joint elements of President Quirino MPS, SKPPO, EODT-SKPPO, 9th SKCAA Company and 39th IB, PA. At 10:20 AM of the same date, said Sidik Bomb (RPG) was disrupted by EODT-SKPPO. Recovered pices of evidence were collected and now under the custody of EODT-SKPPO. (Source: ROPD daily staff JOURNAL dated March 15-16, 2018)

7. On March 18, 2018 at 5:55 PM at Gonzalo Javier Street, Brgy. Rosary Heights 7, Cotabato City, one unexploded 81mm mortar ammo. was recovered by elements of Police Station 2, CCPO. Recovered 81mm ammo. was brought to EOD- CCPO for proper disposition. (Source: ROPD daily staff JOURNAL dated March 19- 20, 2018). (Source: ROPD daily staff JOURNAL dated March 19-20, 2018).

8. On March 18, 2018 at 5:30 PM at Purok 10, Brgy. Poblacion, Malapatan, Sarangani Province, one hand grenade was recovered by the elements of Malapatan MPS, SPPO outside the fence of Malapatan Mayor Alfonso M. Singcoy Sr. residence. Said grenade was turned-over to SPPO-EOD for proper disposition. (Source: ROPD daily staff JOURNAL dated March 18-19, 2018).

9. On March 21, 2018 at 7:20 PM at Brgy. Bannawag, Pres. Quirino, Sultan Kudarat, Julius Cesar S. Gamueta arrived at the house of his brother PO1

53 Einnon S. Gamueta and noticed one (1) unit unexploded hand grenade believed to be thrown by unidentified suspect/s. Team from SKEODT led by PSI Eric Toledo arrived at the crime scene and properly recovered said one (1) unit explosives described as Grenade Hand Fragmentation MK2 high explosives, after processing recovered item was successfully disrupted by the SKEODT team. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated March 22-23, 2018).

10. . On March 29, 2018 at 10:30 AM at Purok Waya-Waya, Brgy. San Emmanuel, Tacurong City, an Improvised Explosive Device was recovered by joint elements of Tacurong CPS, SKPPO and JTF Talakudong, PA. Said IED was disrupted by EOD Team, SKPPO.

11. On April 12, 2018 at 6:40 AM, joint elements of Midsayap MPS, EOD Team, Cotabato PPO, Alpha Company and EOD Team from 34th IB, PA responded to the information of suspected IED in Brgy Olandang, Midsayap, Cotabato Province particularly at Bridge 3. The IED was wrapped with a packing tape that was place inside a backpack which was emplaced at the said bridge. The EOD Teams conducted Post Blast Investigation that resulted to the recovery of IED which has a main charge from 105mm projectile as command detonated IED. Technical evaluation pointed out that said IED is a high explosive attached with detonating cord and booster charged. Initially, the said device went off on a low order detonation as a premature command by a bomber. The said IED has a triggering device through remote control considered as sophisticated and modern IED designated that can create huge damage capable to destroy the bridge. Investigation revealed that the said IED was placed by a certain Rasul Dubpaleg, believed to be a member of Islamic Freedom Fighter. The IED was in the custody of 34th IB, PA EOD Team. A case build-up for appropriate case against the identified suspected bomber is being prepared. (Source: ROPD Journal covering period April 12-13, 2018).

12. On April 29, 2018 at about 12:20 PM, an IED was recovered by elements of EOD operatives in front of Lucky Enterprises Store located at the corner of Gensan Drive and Roxas Street, Brgy. Zone 3, Koronadal City. Investigation conducted revealed that security guard Yanson Cabanial andsecurity guard Ronnie Damucom both of ARGO Security Agency were on their post at 747 Convenience Store located the aforementioned place when they notice a plastic bag with marking “CENTRAL PLAZA ISULAN SULTAN KUDARAT” left in front of the lucky enterprises which only few meters from there post. Then and there, they noticed that it contain heavy object wrapped in a color white clothes. Wasting no time they immediately informed the Koronadal CPS regarding the said concerned who in return called up the South Cotabato IED. As a result, EOD operatives PO2 Micheal Econ noted an IED place inside a plastic container, equipped with 9 volts battery with two LED and controlled by a cellular phone which at the time ready ringing but failed to exploded. Eventually, the South Cotabtao EOD Team immediately decided to blast in place the

54 abovementioned IED in order to prevent further casualties and damages. Further, SOCO Team led by PSI JESSIE ALMANO GARCIA and members of City Fire Department led by SPO1 Henry Benosa respond to the scene of incident.

13. On May 9, 2018 at 7:55 PM, concerned citizen informed Police Station 1, Cotabato CPO that two male persons onboard a tricycle left a suspicious baggage at Malasigan Residence located at Purok 3, Mabini Interior, Brgy. Bagua 3, Cotabato City. Elements of Police Station 1, Cotabato CPO and CCPO-EOD Team responded and immediately conducted safety procedures. At about 8:55 PM of the same date, EOD team rendered safety procedure to the suspected IED through blast in place procedure but failed to disrupt since it was wrapped with rubber. At about 9:40 PM, same date, a second disruption was. EOD Team recovered 81mm mortar with an electric blasting cap attached to its fuse but without triggering device. Recovered pieces of evidence were now under the custody of CCPO-EOD for proper disposition. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated May 9-10, 2018)

14. On May 11, 2018 at 11:00 AM at Brgy. Kalanganan 2, Cotabato City, one IED composed of 81mm mortar coated with cement was recovered by joint elements of Police Station 3, CMFC, SWAT, EOD all of CCPO, CIDG RFU-ARMM, JTF Cotabato and 5th SF BN,PA. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated May 11- 12, 2018)

15. : On May 13, 2018 at 12:27 AM, Jimmy Siodonado Distor, Brgy. Chairman candidate of Brgy. Baluntay, Alabel, Sarangani Province informed Alabel MPS, SPPO that an unexploded hand grenade was found at the back portion of his house at Purok 1, Brgy. Baluntay, Alabel, Sarangani Province. Immediately elements of Alabel MPS, SPPO responded to verify the veracity of said report. Upon their arrival, one M26 fragmentation grenade without safety lever was recovered near the septic tank of Jimmy Siodonado Distor’s residence. EOD and SWAT SPPO arrived in the area to conduct proper disposal procedure. At 3:20 AM of the same date, the hand grenade was properly disposed thru blast in place procedure. The disposal was made in the presence of Brgy. Baluntay Kagawad Teodoro D. Dalisay. Further investigation revealed that at 9:00 PM, May 12, 2018 relatives of Jimmy Siodonado Distor noticed that there were 2 unidentified male suspects wearing black jacket and bonnets on board a motorcyle roamed around his residence and they also heard that a certain hard object was being thrown at the roof of their house. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated May 13-14, 2018)

16. On May 17, 2018 at 9:00 AM at, Purok 1, Brgy. Baluntay, Alabel, Sarangani Province, one Fragmentation Grenade (PRB 423) without safety lever was recovered by the joint elements of Alabel MPS, SPPO and EOD-SPPO at the premises of Jimmy Distor. At 11:45 AM of the same date, EOD-SPPO rendered proper explosive disposal thru blasting more or less 100 meters away from Jimmy Distor’s residence. (Source: ROPD daily Staff Journal dated May 17-18, 2018)

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17. On May 27, 2018 at 2:50 PM, one IED composed of 105mm Ctg, cellular phone, nine volts battery, improvised blasting cap, slide switch, detonating cord, color black, green, red and white wires, capacitor SCR and one piece board was recovered by joint elements of Tacurong CPS, SKPPO, SKPMFC-EODT and Task Force Talakudong,PA along National Highway, infront of Virginia F. Griño Memorial High School, Brgy. Griño, Tacurong City. Said IED were under the custody of EODT,PA for proper disposition.

18. On May 29, 2018 at 12:45 PM, along Brgy. Road of Sitio Galay, Brgy. Kibayao, Carmen, Cotabato Province, joint elements of Carmen MPS, CPPO, 602nd Brigade,PA and EODT-PA recovered five IEDs made of 81mm mortar with components placed inside a bag. Recovered IEDs were under the custody of EODT- PA for proper disposition. (Source: ROPD Journal dated May 29-30, 2018)

19. Grenade Recovery. On June 8, 2018 at 1:20 PM, Ting Nor Panangilan, 42 years old, married, Brgy. Chairman of Brgy. Inug, Pikit, Cotabato Province informed Pikit MPS, CPPO that a hand grenade was found inside their residential compound, Sitio Amanah, Brgy. Inug, Pikit, Cotabato Province. Immediately, elements of Pikit MPS, CPPO cordoned the area and contacted EOD, CPPO to render safety procedure. At 2:20 PM of the same date EOD Team of CPPO and Philippine Army arrived and successfully recovered unexploded M26 hand grenade. Recovered hand grenade was disrupted at 3:00 PM of the same date at Brgy. Port Pikit, Pikit, Cotabato Province. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated June 9-10, 2018)

20. On June 12, 2018 at 3:30 AM at Sitio Makantal, Brgy Olandang, Midsayap, Cotabato Province, two teams of Scout Platoon led by 2LT JERICO DE VILLA, Ex-O, Alpha Company, 34th IB, PA conducted Focused Military Operations against Commander Mando Mamalumpong, aka Commander DM, BIFF Sub Commander under Karlian Faction which resulted resulted to exchange of fire that lasted for almost 30 minutes. The said encounter resulted to the killing of Norman Kanapia, more or less 18 years old, student and Penindia Pilas Tumagantang, 66 years old, married, farmer who sustained severe gunshot wounds that resulted to their instantaneous death. Couples Abad P. Tumagantang, 38 years old and Aida Gaga Dalgan and their son Rashid Dalgan Tumagantang, 5 years old sustained gunshot wounds and were brought to the hospital for medical treatment but Aida Gaga Dalgan was pronounced dead on arrival by the attending physician. EOD Team, Cotabato PPO rendered safety procedures which resulted to the recovery of three MK2 fragmentation hand grenade and one IED with electric board, pesticide bottle containing number one concrete nails with suspected black powder as main charge. Recovered were: one cal. 5.56mm rifle with defaced serial number, chamber loaded inserted with magazine containing 12 live ammos., 10 fired cartridges from cal. 5.56mm rifle, two set army camouflage uniform, one poncho, one pixelated khaki jacket, one binocular, one cal. 45 pistol bearing serial number 143511 magazine

56 inserted containing three live ammos, four fired cartridges from cal. 45 pistol and one overlapping packaging tape with electrical wires. Further, Abad P. Tumagantang is now placed under hospital arrest while appropriate cases are being prepared against him and involved suspects.

21. IED Recovery. On June 15, 2018 at 7:30 AM at the boundary of Brgys. Sto Niño and Tumanding all in Arakan, Cotabato Province, more or less 15 kilos IED with more or less 20 meters electrical wire and two units Eveready battery were recovered by elements of Arakan MPS, CPPO. Said item was placed inside a backpack and abandoned at the road side of the abovementioned place. Recovered item was brought to Arakan MPS, CPPO and will be turned-over to EOD-CPPO for proper disposition.

22. On June 18, 2017 at 6:30 PM at Sitio Akfutan, Brgy. Kinam, Malapatan, Sarangani Province four Communist New People Army Terrorist (NPA) member belonging to South Front, SRC TALA, FMSR (WPSR) namely: 1. Dante Lumayas a.k.a. PANTAT, 2. Dang Lumayas a.k.a. Duterte, 3. Degoh Lumayas a.k.a. Bayabas and Malkuni Lumayas a.k.a. Lawin voluntarily surrendered to CSP Team 6 led by Cpl. Reacher L Mirasol (INF) member of 73IB Philippine Army (PA) assigned in Brgy. Kinam area. Said surrenderees brought along with them three HPFAs; two assault rifle with SN: 393487 and one tampered, one Garand rifle SN: 5509262, one IED (landmine) and two Handled Versa Radio. Initial information disclosed that the four are part of the group that was encountered by the troops last June 8, 2018 at Sitio Lamtubo, Brgy. Culaman, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Oriental. Recovered evidences and four surrenderees were under the custody of 73IB Philippine Army based at Poblacion, Malapatan Sarangani Province.

23. On July 10, 2018 at about 10:30 AM, phone call received from concerned citizen informing that there was an alleged unexploded hand grenade at Sitio Poypoyon, Brgy. Dualing, Aleosan, Cotabato. Elements of Aleosan MPS, CPPO led by SPO1 Arnold C. Martinez together with EODT-CPPO led by SPO2 Lorenzo D. Guevara proceeded at reported place to conduct ocular investigation. Investigation conducted disclosed that one (1) M67 Fragmentation Grenade without primary was recovered in the perimeter fence of 44th NC CAA “COY”, 38IB, PA Patrol Base at the said place. Subject ordnance is in hazardous condition and recommended for immediate disposal. Said M67 FG believed to be thrown sometime of June 2018 by unidentified person targeted the detachment/patrol base but missed to explode due to mechanical malfunction. Aforesaid M67 FG was blasted in place by the EODT. (Ref: Report from Aleosan MPS, CPPO dated July 14, 2018/Eval: B2Y) 24. On July 14, 2018 at 7:40 pm PS2 received a call that a gun shoots was heard at Sinsuat Avenue, Rosary Heights 10, Cotabato City particularly along Aling Presy Restaurant, immediately personnel of PS2-CCPO led by PINSP RENE H CASTOR, Deputy STACOM responded to the scene therein, personnel of 5th SF BN

57 were already there securing the area.Initial investigation disclosed that around 7:30 PM while SFTM 1001 led by 2Lt AXALAN, Team Leader is conducting foot patrol at the said place when they noticed a suspicious person. When they tried to approach the subject person, the later threw an object at the garbage pile and immediately run- off towards PUV motorcycle (payong-payong) and speed-off towards Barangay Rosary Heights 7 which prompted the SF personnel to fire a warning shots. Further, SF personnel saw smoke in the place where the object was thrown that make them doubt and called the assistance of EOD-CCPO. Around 8:00 PM EOD-Team arrived at the scene and conduct search in the place where the object was thrown thereto recovered an IED made of 81mm placed inside the lenin back-pack, one 9Volts Battery, one detonated Blasting Cap, and more or less 6 inches white detonation cord. At around 8:11 PM the EOD-Team declared the area safe and brought the IED and components to their office for proper Post-Blast Investigation. This office are now spotting for installed CCTV in the area that possibly captured the incident for the identification of suspect. (Source: ROPD Staff Journal Dated July 14-15, 2018)

25. On July 19, 2018 at 9:10 PM at Brgy. San Isidro, Midsayap, Cotabato Province, elements of 34th EODT 2nd EOD Platoon 3rd EOD Company, PA, recovered one (1) unit MK2 fragmentation hand grenade beside the residence of Late Feroline a former member of the believe to be owned by said person. Said MK2 fragmentation hand grenade is now under the custody of EOD, PA. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated July 19-20, 2018)

26. On July 19, 2018 at 4:30 PM, along National Highway, Brgy. Tamontaka, Datu Odin Sinsuat, , joint elements of Datu Odin Sinsuat MPS, ARMM, Police Station 3 CCPO, Intelligence Group, Military Intelligence Group 12 and EOD, PA intercepted one unit white utility van bearing plate number ABT6892 bound to Cotabato City from General Santos City transporting an IED that was placed in a sack of corn loaded at the back compartment of the vehicle. Said IED was successfully and safely disrupted by EOD, PA with no reported casualty. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated July 21-21, 2018)

27. On July 23, 2018 at 5:15 PM along National Highway, Corner General Lim Street, Brgy. Poblacion, Tacurong City, a cellphone detonated IED was recovered by joint elements of Tacurong CPS, SKPPO, JTF Talakudong,PA, Tacurong LGU-EORA, CDRRM, TRACER, CVO and Fire volunteers. Said IED was disrupted by EODT,PA at 5:55 PM of the same date. (Reference: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated July 23-24, 2018)

28. On August 3, 2018 at 9:00 AM at Purok 4, Brgy. Damatulan, Midsayap, Cotabato, joint elements of Midsayap MPS, CPPO, RID 12, PNP SAF-4SAB, CPPO- PIB, CPMFC, PNP EOD, 34th IB, PA and 602nd Mechanize Brigade simultaneously implemented Search Warrant numbers 2018-07-1601, 2018-07-1602, 2018-07-1603 & 2018-07-1604 for Violation of Sec. 6 & 7 Art II of RA 9165, RA 10591 and RA 9516

58 against Palota Tungatong a.k.a. Plaot Ampatuan a.k.a. Plaot who eluded arrest. The designated searching team from Midsayap MPS, CPPO continued the implementation of said Search Warrant and witnessed by Sarman N. Bantas and Kautin Kuntong both Brgy. Kagawad of said place and Rico A. Torino of DXMS Radio Bida. Recovered from the residence of the suspect were; five heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets of suspected shabu, 10 transparent plastic sachets with residue of suspected shabu, illegal drug paraphernalia and IED components (One piece small round plastic container one unit blasting cap, 10 inches length of time fuse and 10 inches length of detonating cord). The recovered suspected illegal drugs will be forwarded to PNP Crime Laboratory Office in Kidapawan City for quantitative examination and to determine the presence of Methamphetamine Hydrochloride while the recovered IED components will be forwarded to PNP EOD, Kidapawan City for custody. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal covering the period 030800H – 040800H August 2018)

29. Neutralization of Explosive Materials Carrier: On August 7, 2018 at 3:00 AM at National Highway, Purok 2, Brgy. Sangat, Mlang, Cotabato Province, Personnel from Charlie Company, 7 Infantry Battalion, 6 Infantry Division, Philippine Army based at Tawan Tawan, Mlang, Cotabato led by 2nd Lieutenant EDGARDO JAYONA together with personnel from Mlang Police Station led by the PCI GEOVANNI EVANGELIO LADEO conducted joint check point in relation to intensification of security measures in the Municipality of Mlang, Cotabato Provice at PNP COMPAC located at Barangay Langkong, Mlang, Cotabato province. That during the conduct of the joint checkpoint three (3) male persons on board unidentified motorcycle wherein the last back rider was carrying a color red paper bag. That upon the said motorist passed by in front of the checkpoint they immediately speed off going towards the direction of Poblacion, Mlang, Cotabato. Charlie Company of 7th Infantry Battalion, 6TH Infantry Division, Philippine Army conducted hot pursuit operation to intercept the fleeing motorist using their Military Vehicle. That along the National Highway of Purok 2, Sangat, Mlang, Cotabato they spotted the two (2) fleeing male person running at the opposite side of the road. Personnel from the Charlie Company disembarked from their Military Vehicle and chased the fleeing person. That while chasing the two (2) male person one (1) of the fleeing person which later identified as Nholds Salbo Ali open fires using a caliber 45 pistol towards the chasing Military Personnel which resulted to exchange of fires between the Military personnel and the fleeing suspect, during the exchange of fires two (2) male suspects were neutralized. Alert team from Mlang Police Station together personnel

59 from Charlie Company, 7th Infantry Battalion, 6th Infantry Division, Philippine Army cordoned the place of incident to deter the possible contamination of all the pieces of evidence. Duty investigator together with the Local K9 Unit conduct IED Funneling at the place of incidence were in the Cannine/Sniffing Dog squat itself indicating that the item place inside the colored red paper bag contained IED of Explosives Materials. Right after the funneling Duty investigator informed the Cotabato Provincial EOD Team based at Kidapawan City and the Provincial Crime Laboratory based at Kidapawan City for on sight disruption and crime scene processing. At around 6 AM team from Army Bomb Squad based at Kabacan, Cotabato Province together with CPPO EOD Team dragged away the color red paper bag containing IED/Explosive Materials beside the dead body of the suspect which later identified as Patrick Ali Saligan for on sight disruption. During the Post Blast Investigation conducted by Army Bomb Squad, CPPO EOD Team and Personnel from Provincial Crime Laboratory recovered One (1) 60 mm Mortar Shell wrapped with red electrical tape, One (1) Unit cellphone with circuit wirings, several pieces of caliber M16 fire cartridge cases and 9 volts battery. Based on the physical evaluation of the Army Bomb Squad and CPPO EOD Team all recovered items were considered Explosive Materials and cannot be considered as IED since it does not have a blasting cap that serve as Initiator of the Explosive Materials. After the Post Blast Investigation, Crime Scene Investigation was conducted by the Personnel from Provincial Crime Laboratory led by PCI Mikael Tan were able to recovered from the possession and control of the suspect identified as Nholds Salbo Ali are the following items; One Unit Caliber 45 pistol chambered loaded with one (1) live ammunition and one (1) caliber 45 fired cartridge case, SOCO Team also recovered from the possession and control of the other suspect identified as Patrick Ali Saligan, One (1) plastic sachet containing Methamphetamine Hydrochloride commonly known as “SHABU” placed at the left pocket of the suspect. Recovered pieces of evidence during the crime scene possessing were already at the custody of Provincial Crime Laboratory for custody, Ballistic and Quantitative Examination while the recovered Explosive Materials was under the custody of the Provincial EOD TEAM based at Kidapawan City for Safekeeping of Hazardous Materials. The cadavers of the two (2) suspects were brought at Cofreros Flores Funeral Homes for Post Mortem Examination and Paraffin Examination. This office conducts strenuous effort to locate the other suspect who escapes using the unidentified motorcycle. This office conducts validation regarding the affiliation of the two (2) neutralized suspects. (ROPD Daily Staff Journal covering the period 080800H – 090800H August 2018)

30. On August 18, 2018 at 8:25 PM, a minor sound like of that gun fire was heard by the bagged attendant and security guard at the baggage counter along Unitop General Merchandise, Osmeña Street, Brgy. Zone II, Koronadal City prompted the security guard to report to Koronadal CPS, SCPPO. EOD/K9 unit were deployed to check and cordon the area, paneling and check of the area. (Source: ROPD Journal dated August 18-19, 2018)

60 31. On September 10, 2018 at 3:20 PM at Lumibao Street, Brgy. Rosary Heights 1, Cotabato City, one unit IED composed of 60mm mortar ammo., with blasting cap, without tail fin and fuse and with 555 timer as triggering device was recovered by joint elements of CCPO personnel and EOD-CCPO led by PSSUPT ROLLY S OCTAVIO, City Director. Said IED was disrupted thru blast in place procedure with the used of water projectile.

32. (Turn-Over of Hand Grenades): On September 14, 2018 at 9:00 AM at Bagumbayan MPS, SKPPO, Brgy. Poblacion, Bagumbayan, Sultan Kudarat, one concerned citizen who requested to disclose his name voluntarily turned-over three fragmentation hand grenades to PCI GARY FLOR C MARFIL, COP, Bagumbayan MPS, SKPPO. Investigation revealed that the grenades were found by the said concerned citizen while renovating their abandoned house. The same will be turned- over to EOD-SKPPO for proper disposition. (ROPD Daily Staff Journal covering the period of 140800H – 150800H September 2018)

33. On Arrested NPA: On September 8, 2018 at 8:40 AM at Bggy. GPS, Koronadal City, South Cotabato, Maria Malaya Fernandez aka Lyn, Chief Medical Staff of Far South Mindanao Region of CPP-NPA was arrested by joint elements Koronadal CPS, SCPMFC all SCPPO and MIG-ISAFP 12 by virtue of Warrant of Arrest issued by Hon. Judge Melanio Guerrero of RTC Branch 20, Tacurong City for the crime of Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention docketed under CC no. CC no. 5332-C (17). Recovered from his residence believed to be IED Components and improvised Hand Grenade.

34. On September 27, 2018 at 10:45 AM at Video-K Bar, Brgy. Poblacion 3, Lebak, Sultan Kudarat, a fragmentation Hand Grenade with marking was found by Wilbert O Grande of the said place and reported to Lebak MPS, SKPPO coordinated to EOD team from 1st Marine Brigade Philippine Marines. Said fragmentation hand grenade was successfully detonated with no untoward incident happened.

35. On September 24, 2018 at Zone 1, Brgy. Libertad, Surallah, South Cotabato, Ofelia Fronteras Buanho aka Mommy Dikay, Sec GF 73, FSMRC of CPP- NPA was arrested by joint elements of Surallah MPS and PMFC, both of South Cotabato PPO and 27IB, PA by a virtue of Warrant of Arrest CC Nos 6143-16 and 6144-16 for Violation of Sec 1, RA 9516 and Frustrated Murder.

36. Progress Report Re Encounter Incident at Brgy. Batasan, Makilala, Cotabato. On September 16, 2018 at Purok 1, Sitio Flortam, Brgy. Batasan,

61 Makilala, Cotabato, one half naked cadaver identified as Junjie Paradero Rodinas @ Jecko, 35 years old, married, a resident of Purok 5, Brgy. Poblacion, Magpet, Cotabato and leader of GF51 of the communist terrorist was recovered by elements of 39th IB,PA during their conduct of clearing operations. Further, one piece improvised landmine was discovered more or less 150 meters away from the cadaver of Junjie Paradero Rodinas. The cadaver was brought to Collado Funeral Homes, while the land mine was brought by PMFC-EOD for proper disposition.

37. On October 5, 2018 at about 4:00 AM at Brgy. Lamlahak, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, joint elements of SCPPO, PIB/PDEU, RMFB 12, SCPMFC, Surallah MPS, Norala MPS, Tupi MPS, Banga MPS, Sto. Niño MPS, Tantangan MPS SCPPO and Lake Sebu MPS in coordination with PDEA 12, General Santos City implemented Search Warrant numbers 18-32-POL, 18-33-POL, 18-38-POL and 18- 39-POL for Violation of RA 9165 and RA 10591 issued by Hon. Judge Oscar P. Noel Jr., RTC 11, Branch 39/Justice on Wheels, Polomolok, South, Cotabato dated September 27, 2018 that resulted to the arrest of Abdulrasid Fikan Dalican, 32 years old, married and Diome Pendatun Maguan. Recovered from the possession and control of Abdulrasid Fikan Dalican were; two unit 12 gauge shotgun, one unit homemade garand rifle, one unit homemade rocket propelled grenade (RPG), one unit M79 launcher, one piece hand grenade, three pieces cal. 7.56 steel magazine, assorted cal. 7.56 live ammo. and one piece cal. 50 live ammo. While from Diome Pendatun Maguan operatives were able to recover one unit cal. 45 pistol (STI EDGE) without serial number, inserted with one steel magazine containing seven live ammos. and two pieces cal. 45 steel magazine containing 10 live ammos. Arrested suspects were subjected for medical examination and were under the custody of Lake Sebu Municipal Police Station for their temporary detention. Case for violation of Section 28, RA 10591 and RA 9516 are being prepared for filing before the Provincial Prosecutors Office, Koronadal City against the arrested suspects through inquest proceeding.

38. Grenade Recovery: On October 16, 2018 at 4:45 AM at Brgy. New Bantanga, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat, a hand grenade was found by Franklin Sulit beside the house of Brando Sulit Sudayan with firing pin and safety lever and reported to Columbio MPS, SKPPO. On October 16, 2018 at 8:20 AM elements of SKPPO EOD disrupted the said hand grenade. (Reference: ROPD, Daily Staff Journal dated October 16-17, 2018)

39. On October 16, 2018 at 7:00 AM at Brgy. Batasan, Makilala, Cotabato Province, elements of 39th IB, Philippine Army and section of 73IB while conducting combat patrol they recovered one (1) M653 rifle, one (1) unit M16 rifle, one (1) unit

62 Garand rifle, one (1) Hand grenade and one (1) landmine. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated October 17-18, 2018)

40. On October 16, 2018 at 7:00 AM at Brgy. Batasan, Makilala, Cotabato Province, elements of 39th IB, Philippine Army and section of 73IB while conducting combat patrol they recovered one (1) M653 rifle, one (1) unit M16 rifle, one (1) unit Garand rifle, one (1) Hand grenade and one (1) landmine. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated October 17-18, 2018)

41. On October 18, 2018 at about 2:00 PM while elements of Makilala MPS and 39th IB, PA conducting checkpoint at Purok 5, Brgy Batasan, Makilala, North Cotabato Province three (3) unidentified person scampered away upon noticing the said checkpoint which prompted the Intel operatives and scout platoon to conduct scouring operation. The troops able to recover the following: one (1) AK 47 rifle; two (2) M16; two (2) M1 Garand rifle; one (1) Landmine and one (1) rifle grenade. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated October 18-19, 2018)

42. On October 18, 2018 at about 2:00 PM while elements of Makilala MPS and 39th IB, PA conducting checkpoint at Purok 5, Brgy Batasan, Makilala, North Cotabato Province three (3) unidentified person scampered away upon noticing the said checkpoint which prompted the Intel operatives and scout platoon to conduct scouring operation. The troops able to recover the following: one (1) AK 47 rifle; two (2) M16; two (2) M1 Garand rifle; one (1) Landmine and one (1) rifle grenade. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated October 18-19, 2018)

43. On October 20, 2018 at 10:50 AM at Brgy. Kapayawi, Libungan, Cotabato Province, one (1) heavily corroded cartridge 60MM, HE without tail pin and fuse was found while digging for malting hallow blocks at the constructed house of Sonny Paracuelas. Immediately elements of Libungan MPS, CPPO together with EODT, PA led by TSG Ruel Bestre responded the incident. Said Explosive is now under the custody of EODT, PA for proper disposition.

44. Implementation of Arrest Order Number 2: On October 22, 2018 at 5:45 AM at Sitio Lebe, Brgy. Daliao, Maasim, Sarangani Province, joint elements of Maasim MPS, PIB, PMFC all of SPPO, ISU17, NICA- CTIC and 27th IB,PA implemented Arrest Order Number 2 Pursuant to Proclamation Number 216 dated May 23, 2017 placing the whole Mindanao under Martial Law as implemented by General Order Number 1 dated May 30, 2017 against Kupang Sahak and his son Bassir Sahak members of Ansar Al-Khilafa Philippines a local terrorist group. When suspects sensed the presence of the operatives a firefight ensued. As a result, Bassir Sahak sustained severe gunshot wounds that resulted to his

63 instantaneous death, while Kupang Sahak managed to escape. Recovered from the scene of incident were; one unit M16 rifle with one long magazine loaded with live ammos., one piece mobile charger, four pieces improvised wick, one piece cellular phone battery ack, one piece plier, one piece power adopter, one plastic with markings (plastic soluble fertilizer 13-0-46 manufactured in Israel), 50 grams sulphur powder, seven IED’s with blasting caps and nails, one IED with attached 40mm rifle grenade, two packs aluminum powder and one back pack. Recovered items were turned-over to EOD-SPPO for proper disposition. The cadaver of Bassir Sahak was claimed by his family. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal covering the period of 220800H – 230800H October 2018)

45. Arrest of NPA member while on the Act of Conducting Extortion Activity: On November 7, 2018 at 8 PM, personnel of 19th IB, P.A, led by Sgt. Emil Dagan Tan, turnover Norman Armina Mendoza, 18 years old, single, farmer and a resident of Sitio Lacuakon, Brgy. Balite, Magpet Cotabato. Said person was member of NPA, GF 53 under a.k.a Cmdr Joel Polido. Said person was arrested while in the act of conducting extortion activity at Sitio Buay-Buay, Brgy. Basak, Magpet, Cotabato Province. Recovered from said person were seven pcs envelopes containing extortion letters and one Improvised Explosive Device (IED). Confiscated items were properly turnover by the arrested unit to Magpet, MPS for proper disposition.

46. On November 19, 2018 at 1:00 AM at Kapingkong road, Barrio 2, Brgy EJC Montilla, Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat, Joint elements of RID12, MAPIO-DI, Tacurong CPS, Isulan MPS, RMFB12 and JTF Talakudong, Phil. Army conducted checkpoint operation against unidentified suspects. Information report were disseminated to security forces that an IED will be transported anytime of the day within Tacurong and Isulan area, wherein checkpoints were strictly implemented, the suspects while riding on a multicab color gray hesitated to pass a checkpoint in Isulan and made a sudden U-turn when called there attention and fled towards Tacurong City, upon passing the RFMB 12 checkpoint suspects fired towards the police officers manning the checkpoint that prompt the joint security forces to flagged down the multicab, upon reaching Kapingkong road, suspects were cornered which ensued the firefight that resulted to the death of two (2) suspects. At about 2:30 in the morning of November 19, 2018, SOCO conducted crime scene processing that resulted to the recovery of one (1) 9mm berretta pistol bearing the name of the PNP, one (1) KG9 pistol, assorted ammunitions and one (1) unit Improvised Explosive Device (IED) which immediately called the attention of SK EODT and at about 4:30 in the morning of the same date, SK EODT successfully disrupted the IED. (Ref: Spot Report Tacurong CPS, SKPPO dated November 18, 2018)

64 47. On November 24, 2018 at 5:20 PM, information received by Lambayong MPS, SKPPO from a concerned citizen that there was a suspected Improvised Explosive Device in Sitio San Isidro, Brgy. New , Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat. Upon receipt of the said report, joint elements of Lambayong MPS, SKPPO, SKPMFC and 22nd Mechanized Brigade, PA proceeded at the said place to verify the veracity of the said report. Initial investigation conducted revealed that one unattended sling bag containing Improvised Explosive Device was placed atop of the sacks of banana fruits inside the videoke stall owned by Maria Agapita Torres. Immediately, PSINSP HERMAN J LUNA, OIC, Lambayong MPS, SKPPO coordinated to SKPPO-EODT and Phil Army EOD Team to conduct Render Safety Procedure and crime scene investigation. At 6:15 PM of the same date, the team successfully recovered and disrupted the said Improvised Explosive Device with no reported casualties. Recovered from the disrupted IED were disintegrated metal fragments, disintegrated bag, disintegrated black clothes and parts of cellphone. All recovered piece of evidence were under the custody of EOD 22nd Mechanized Brigade, PA. Lambayong MPS, SKPPO continuously conducting Intel monitoring and in-depth investigation to determine the identity and whereabouts of the suspects as well as the possible motives of the incident. (Ref: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated November 24 to 25, 2018)

Arrested Undocumented Foreign National:

RECAP:

Foreign National Indonesian 134 Korean 2 Saudi Arabian 1 Total 147

1. On March 5, 2018 at about 10:20 PM, joint elements of Regional Intelligence Unit 12, Regional Maritime Unit 12, Naval Intelligence Security Group (NISG) and Philippines Coast Guard in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation Gen. Santos Field Office apprehended a certain Yustron N. Damal, 39 years old, a resident of Kandar Tahuna, Indonesia at the seashore in Purok Upper Puting Bato, Brgy. Calumpang, General Santos City. The said Indonesian National was reportedly unloading sacks containing smuggled goods from his motorized pump boat while anchored. Upon verification and validation of his passports, it was found out that said Indonesian entered the Philippines without proper documentation and did not pass through immigration. He used motorized pump boat as mode of transportation from Indonesia and illegally entered in General Santos City. He violated the Tariff and Custom Code of the Philippines and Philippines Immigration Law. Confiscated from the apprehended Indonesian National was one sack

65 containing 19 rims of imported cigarettes named Gudang Garam with an estimated amount of more or less Php. 19,000.00 and one motorized pump boat marked Immanuel 2. During the apprehension, suspect was informed of the nature of his arrest and apprised of his constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine and brought to RIU 12 Office for medical examination. The seized imported cigarette and one motorized pump boat are now under the custody of 1201st Maritime Police Station. On March 7, 2018, the arrested Indonesian National was turned-over to Ms. Melody Penelope Gonzales, Intel Officer 2, Bureau of Immigration, Field Office, General Santos City. On March 9, 2018 at about 10:30 AM, the arrested Indonesian National was turn-over to Bureau of Immigration Davao District Office, J.P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City for further investigation of their passport.

2. At about 4:00 PM of March 10, 2018, joint elements of Palimbang MPS and MBLT 5 Marines Philippines responded on the information that an Indonesian National was sighted at Brgy. Culube, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat and able to arrest a ceratin Mushalah Rasim Somina a.k.a. Abu Omar, 32 years old, married, Indonesian national and a resident of No. 42 JL Pangeran Antasari, Republic of Indoneisa. Subject person has no legal documents present. Recovered from his possession were one piece ATM card, five pieces 50,000 rupiah bills, one piece 100,000 rupiah bills, two pieces 3,000 rupah bills with total amount of 254,000 rupiah equivalent to more or less Php 1,334.90 Philippines currency and two pieces 100.00 peso bills.

3. On April 19, 2018 at about 12:50 AM at Cowgirl Bikini Bar, Angsubee Building, National Highway, Brgy. Lagao, General Santos City, elements of CIDG RFU 12 arrested the following persons for violation of RA 9208 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003) and violation of Art. 201 of Revised Penal Code: Suc Joo Chang, a Korean National, Geramie Ariesgado Sasuman- Chang, Glandzelle Francisco Siaotong, Clariza Emnace Salgado, Zairaken Teves Gecain, Jenisa Lariosa Lumacang, Kimberly Alayon Mayonila, Elvie Borcabos Dian, Em Em Pandamon Budjong, Venus Insipido Abraham, Barbie Ann Clata Basmayor, Jairah Ruiz Mijares, Julie Ramos Sabanal, Diana Jala Geralde, Rodelyn Tibay Torregosa and Cindy Naya Rios. The arrested persons were brought to CIDG RFU 12 for documentation. During the apprehension, the apprehended persons were informed of the nature of their arrest and apprised of their constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine.

4. On April 23, 2018 at 8:30 PM, joint elements of CIB, Police Station 2, CMFC all of GSCPO and Naval Intelligence Security Group, arrested one Aris Bintilo, 26 years old, single, Indonesian National, a resident of Tinongkarin Tabukan, Indonesia for smuggling. Prior to his arrest, the operating units received information that illegal goods on board of a banca will be brought to General Santos City and will dock at Purok Kulasi, Barangay Labangal of the

66 aforementioned City. Recovered smuggled items during search were 39 boxes of imported cigarettes and three motorized banca. The suspect was informed of the nature of his arrest and apprised of his constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine and was brought to Police Station 2, GSCPO for documentation and filing of case.

5. That on May 10, 2018 at about 8:00 PM at Jupiter Street, Villa Consuelo Subdivision, Barangay City Heights, General Santos City, Suengwon Choi, a Korean National was arrested by elements of PS4, GSCPO by virtue of Warrant of Arrest issued by Hon. Judge Maria Sophia T. Palma- Torrejos, MTCC 11th Judicial Region, Branch 4, Davao City charged for Direct Assault Upon an Agent Person in Authority docketed under Criminal Case Number 144-848- D-2013 dated December 14, 2017. During the apprehension, suspect was informed of the nature of his arrest and apprised of his constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine. Arrested suspect was brought to PS4, GSCPO for documentation. On May 11, 2018 at about 5:00 PM, the suspect was released after granting his bail.

6. This has in reference to the arrest of undocumented Indonesian National Omar Suko y Sahak, 35 years old, married and fisherman by joint elements of Glan MPS, Sarangani PMFC, Sarangani PIB in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration (BI) at the seashore of Brgy. Burias, Glan, Sarangani Province. Upon verification and validation of his passports, it was found out that said Indonesian entered the Philippines without proper document and has not pass through the usual immigration processes. He used his motorized pump boat from Indonesia and illegally entered the Municipality of Glan. The suspect was informed of the nature of his arrest and appraised of his constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine and was brought to Glan MPS for documentation. On May 28, 2018 at about 11:45 AM, a case for violation of Immigration Laws of the Philippines was already filed against the suspect at the Provincial Prosecutor Office, Alabel, Sarangani Province, docketed under criminal case NPS NR X11-07-INQ-18E-00169. He is temporarily under the custody of Glan MPS while waiting orders from court for his proper disposition.

7. On July 27, 2018 at 04:15 PM, Joint elements of Glan Intel operatives, together with SPMFC, PIB, and CIDG- Sarangani personnel apprehended one (1) undocumented Indonesian National at Sitio Lobo, Barangay Burias, Glan Sarangani Province and identified as Richard Pareda Paparang. Responding authorities of Glan PNP asking any identification from the said suspect but failed to present such legal documents to prove his identity but instead he admitted that he is an undocumented Indonesian foreign National, in these circumstances, suspect was arrested and brought to this station for further investigation and documentation. The apprehended Indonesian national underwent medical/physical examination at Glan Medicare and Community Hospital and he is now under the protective custody of this station, pending for filing appropriate charges for Violation of Philippine Immigration Act of 1940 amended by RA 144.

67 8. On July 25, 2018 at about 6:42 PM, Fahad Mousa Al-Dhubaiban, 62 years married, a Saudi Arabian National was intercepted by joints elementof of SPPO PIB/Trackers and Maasim MPS at Uyakiki Beach Resort, Brgy. Colon, Maasim, Sarangani Province. Upon verification and validation of his passports, it was found out that said Arabian national has no pertinent documents to prove his legal stay in the Philippines. Subject is now under the custody of Maasim Municipal Police Station proper documentation. On July 26, 2018 at about 8:07 PM, subject was turn-over to Ms. Joyce Nerona, Bureau of Immigration Officer, Sarangani Province, upon verification of the said subject he presented passport with number P676387 issued on January 19, 2015 expiration date November 25, 2019 under the issuing authority of Riyadh government and all necessary documents proving his legal stay in the Philippines.

9. On October 2, 2018 at about 2:30 PM, joint elements of Glan MPS, Sarangani PMFC and Sarangani PIB in coordination with Ms. Joyce Kandice Villaraza, Immigration Acting Alien Control Officer of (BI) Glan intercepted three undocumented Indonesian Nationals namely: Randy Tahandong, 38 years old, married and fisherman; Stenli Pontius, 34 years old, married and fisherman; and Aldri Tempomona, 39 years old, married and fisherman at the seashore of Brgy. Burias, Glan, Sarangani Province. Upon verification and validation of their passports, it was found out that said Indonesians entered the Philippines without proper documents and have not pass through the usual immigration processes. They used motorized pump boat from Indonesia and illegally entered the Municipality of Glan, Sarangani. The intercepted Indonesian Nationals were informed of the nature of their arrest and apprised of their constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine. They underwent medical examination at Glan Medicare Community Hospital and were brought to Glan MPS for documentation. A case for violation of Immigration Laws of the Philippines was already filed against the suspects at the Provincial Prosecutor Office, Alabel, Sarangani Province, docketed under criminal case NPS NR X11-07-INQ-18J-00399. They are temporarily under the custody of Glan MPS while waiting orders from court for proper disposition. 10. On October 2, 2018 at about 9:00 PM, joint elements of Glan MPS, PIB and PMFC, all in Sarangani Police Provincial Office (SPPO), Sarangani Province in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration responded to report sightings of Indonesian Nationals at the shoreline of Purok Calanasan, Brgy. Taluya, Glan, Sarangani Province. As a result, 11 Indonesian Nationals identified as:

a. Kostan Tumei Manake, 47 years old, Christian, residing in Manembo Nembo, Matuari; b. Donni Riksmen Sitompul, 38 years old, married, Christian, residing in Girian Indah, Girian; c. Harjono Makalisang, 30 years old, single, Christian, residing in Gunong Woka, Lembeh Utara; d. Sapar Haribae Maulana, 53 years old, married, , residing in Manembo Nembo Atas, Matuari; e. Jeynes Ambalao, 34 years old, married, Christian, residing in Batulubang Lembeh Selatan;

68 f. Marthin Batasina, 51 years old, married, Christian, residing in Lembeh Utara; g. Oscar Tempomona Masoa, 47 years old, married, Christian, residing in Manembo Nembo, Matuari; h. Karlos Sasahi, 47 years old, married, Christian, residing in Dalokaweng, Sanger, Matuari; i. Tara Hengkeng Legesang, 59 years old, married, Christian, residing in Manembo Nembo, Matuari; j. Jamudin Sarapil Pangumpia, 36 years old, married, Islam, residing in Kel Tandurusa, Kota Bitung; and k. Marcos Bastian, 52 years old, married, Islam, residing in Manembo Nembo, Matuari, all in Sulawesi, Indonesia were intercepted.

 Upon verification, aforementioned persons presented their individual passports and seaman books which reflect their arrival in General Santos City on September 23, 2018 and departure on September 26, 2018. Further, it was noticed that they over stayed in the Philippines without proper authority and violated the Immigration Law which caused their arrest.

 They were informed on the nature of their offense and subsequently brought to Glan MPS, SPPO for documentation and proper disposition.

 On October 3, 2018 at about 7:00 PM, said Indonesian Nationals were turned-over to Ms. Joyce Kandice N. Villaranza, Acting Alien Control Officer BI Sarangani/OIC Batuganding Borders Crossing Station, Glan Field Office.

 Follow-up investigation revealed that subject persons are fishermen with valid documents (passport with valid entry and exit stamped) and employees of TSP Marine Industries located in General Santos City. At about 7:15 PM of the same date, they were turned-over from Bureau of Immigration to Mr. Rossevelt D. Baltazar Operation Manager of TSP Marine Industries. (Attached are the mug shots of 11 intercepted Indonesian Nationals).

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11. On October 11, 2018 at about 10:45 PM, joint elements of Glan MPS, PIB and PMFC, all of Sarangani Police Provincial Office (SPPO), Sarangani Province in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration responded to the report sightings of Indonesian Nationals at Purok Ostique, Barangay Big Margus, Glan, Sarangani Province. As a result, 52 Indonesian Nationals were intercepted, identified as:

a. Okber Mahaling Makarunggala, (DOB: October 6, 1966), 47 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Tikang, San Jose, Glan, Sarangani Province; b. Denmark Legesang Makarunggala, (DOB: December 10, 1980), 35 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Big Margus, Glan, Sarangani Province; c. Boro M. Ahat, (DOB: April 16, 1968), 37 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Tinina, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; d. Matias Mahaling Makarunggala, (DOB: June 8, 1962), 53 years old, male, married, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Tikang, San Jose, Glan, Sarangani Province; e. Julecson Dainga Mandalika, (DOB: July 5, 1980), 33 years old, male, married, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Tikang, San Jose, Glan, Sarangani Province; f. Malo Ombar Metia Makarunggala, (DOB: January 8, 1998), 17 years old, male, single, student, Indonesian and a resident of Tikang, San Jose, Glan, Sarangani Province. g. Haring A. Salehati, (DOB: September 26, 1957), 49 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Turang Sarangani, Davao Occidental;

70 h. Ritwan A. Salehati, (DOB: January 25, 1971), married, male, fisherman, Indonesian, and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; i. Tirso B. Paparang, (DOB: June 8, 1971), male, married, farmer, Indonesian, and a resident of Turang, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; j. Akobos Pareda Panggilawan, (DOB: September 5, 1981), 37 years old, male, married, farmer, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; k. Espinusa Pareda Pangilawan, (DOB: December 4, 1989), 32 years old, married, male, farmer, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; l. Richard Pangilawan Pareda, (DOB: November 24, 1991), 34 years old, farmer, male, married, Indonesian and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; m. Marlon Roy Bastian Andaria, (DOB: November 12, 1993), 37 years old, male, married, farmer and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; n. Julius Lahabir Takser, (DOB: July 14, 1972), male, married, farmer, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; o. Jhanferdemar Pandene Mamuno, (DOB: September 19, 1973), 45 years old, male, single, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; p. Stepenton Takarenguang Mamuno, (DOB: September 28, 1982), 36 years old, male, married, farmer, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; q. Daromes Takarenguang Buka Pinto, (DOB: September 19, 1973), 45 years old, married, male, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; r. Stieventon Bukapinto Takareguang, (DOB: September 28, 1982), 36 years old, male, married, farmer and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; s. Sophia Lahabir Takser, (DOB: December 25, 1981), 21 years old, female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Lansasi, Gumasa, Glan, Sarangani Province; t. Femeliza Bastian Panggelawan, (DOB: May 24, 1998), 24 years old, single, Indonesian and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; u. Jayse Basahama Pareda, (DOB: June 16, 2009), 11 years old, male, single, Indonesian and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; v. Christian Abirahi Pareda, (DOB: December 25, 2005), 17 years old, single, male, Indonesian and a resident of Calinan, Davao City;

71 w. Jesilyn Barahama Pareda, (DOB: March 3, 2007), 8 years old, female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; x. Jayson Baharama Pareda, (DOB: November 1, 2011), 6 years old, male, single, Indonesian and a resident of Camalig, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; y. Hilin Barahama Abirahi, (DOB: December 30, 1982), 20 years old, single, female, Indonesian and a resident of Gumasa, Glan, Sarangani Province; z. Seldin Baharama Pareda, (DOB: December 28, 2016), male, single, Indonesian, and a resident of Tinarubo, Camalig, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; aa. Carla Grace Ahat Andareya, (DOB: January 14, 2014), Female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; bb. Carmela Mamuno Ahat, (DOB: October 31, 1995), female, 23 years old, single, Indonesian and a resident of Tinina, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; cc. Cherry Mae Mamuno Ahat, (DOB: December 17, 2009), 8 years old, single, Indonesian and a resident of Paterang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; dd. Najira Barahama Malinso, (DOB: January 3, 1972), female, married, farmer, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang, Sarangani Island, Davao, Occidental; ee. Diana Jin Malinso Tondonaung, (DOB: October 27, 1999), female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang, Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; ff. Marta Mahare Lahindo, (DOB: March 9, 1953), female, married, Indonesian a resident of Tikang, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; gg. Carmelita m. Mamuno, (DOB: September 16, 1972), 32 years old, female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Tinina, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; hh. Dejay Mamuno Ahat, (DOB: December 28, 2006), female, single, Indonesian a resident of Laker, Sarangani, Davao Occidental; ii. Masning Tarenguang Andaria, (DOB: October 20, 1970), female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; jj. Delmin Andaria Ambalao, (DOB: May 25, 1969), female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Camahual, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; kk. Ruth Lahabir Takser, (DOB: October 9, 1984), 31 years old, female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental;

72 ll. Angela Pandene Mamuno, (DOB: August 8, 2005), female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; mm. Jasper Pandene Mamuno, (DOB: November 4, 2013), female, single, Indonesian and a resident of Paterang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; nn. Rahel Lahabir Takser, (DOB: November 8, 1988), 29 years old, female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Paterang, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; oo. Polochi Takser Barahama, (DOB: March 5, 1953), 65 years old, male, married, Indonesian and a resident of Tikang, San Jose, Glan, Sarangani Province; pp. Feriati Andaria Pandene, (DOB: April 9, 1985), 35 years old, married, female, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; qq. Jhaydieterson Pandene Mamuno, (DOB: September 23, 2003), female, 14 years old, single, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; rr. Alpius Takser Pareda, (DOB: July 24, 2009), 11 years old, male, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; ss. Christian Dave Buligan Mahaling, (DOB: April 21, 2016), 12 years old, male, single, Indonesian and a resident of Labangal, General Santos City; tt. Javier Pandene Mamuno, (DOB: July 27, 2009), 9 years old, male, Indonesian and a resident of Patirang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; uu. Anesia Barahama Arbaan, (DOB: April 4, 1981), 37 years old, female, married, Indonesian and a resident of Turang Laker, Sarangani Island, Davao Occidental; vv. Alpius Takser Pareda; ww. Alfia Takser Pareda; xx. Lilian Mamuno Pangompiya; yy. Adrian Mamuno Pangompiya; and zz. Marsiana Polido Salehati, (DOB: March 29, 1977), female, married, housewife, Indonesian and a resident of Turang, Sarangani, Davao Occidental;

 Upon verification of their documents by the Bureau of Immigration through Ms. Joyce Kandice Villaraza, Acting Alien Control Officer, BI-Sarangani/OIC Batuganding Borders Crossing Station, the said Indonesian nationals came from Balut Island, Sarangani, Davao Occidental going to Davao City for passport application. It was confirmed that eight of them have no documents, 12 have expired Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR), four unexpired Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR), 28 have Birth Certificates with Indonesian Nationality and 48

73 have problems with their documents. They were informed of the nature of their offense and subsequently brought to Glan MPS, SPPO for documentation and proper disposition.

12. On October 12, 2018 at about 7:30 PM, they were turned-over to the Bureau of Immigration, Mindanao Intelligence Task Group and duly received by Ms. Melody P. Gonzales for proper disposition. (Attached is a letter request to BI, Mindanao Intelligence Task Group)

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13. On October 10, 2018 at about 7:35 PM, joint elements of Glan MPS, PIB and PMFC, all of Sarangani Police Provincial Office (SPPO), Sarangani Province in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration responded to the report sightings of Indonesian Nationals at Purok Lobo, Barangay Burias, Glan, Sarangani Province. As a result, 66 Indonesian Nationals were intercepted, identified as:

a. Anali Lumangkibe Pandawa, (DOB: July 24, 1992), 26 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; b. Noriani Poae Ang, (DOB: November 14, 1969), 48 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; c. Aaron DJ Pangglawan Pontongadil, (DOB: June 20, 2005), 13 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; d. Octorino Mahaling Mayunto, (DOB: October 34, 1984), 34 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; e. Yosafat Pareda Manabong, (DOB: September 16, 1998), 20 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; f. Suharman Sarageti Macadompis, (DOB: June 5, 1968), 50 years old, married, male, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; g. Julbert Tahulending Mahaling, (DOB: July 23, 1990), 28 years old, married, male, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; h. Samson Pañgilawan Mamuno, (DOB: March 26, 1955), 63 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; i. Arnesto Yanes Kainage, (DOB: November 1, 2000), 17 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; j. Hosning Haribac Surupangil, (DOB: April 24, 1978), 40 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental;

77 k. Sabroto Lahingid Palingkubong, (DOB: February 14, 1968), 50 years old, single, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; l. Jamirine Bawenti Barahama, (DOB: December 26, 1994), 23 years old, single, female, Indonesian and a resident of Patua, Brgy. Batunganding, Davao Occidental; m. Rigal Mahaling Barahama, (DOB: October 11, 1963), 55 years old, married, male, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Brgy. Batunganding, Davao Occidental; n. Aldren Tahulending Mahaling, (DOB: December 10, 2000), 17 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; o. Anderson Lanungbuka Mahaling, (DOB: July 14, 1984), 34 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; p. Evelyn Lucas Layang, (DOB: June 13, 1974), 44 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; q. Manilyn Pareda Bawenti, (DOB: November 13, 1977), 42 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; r. Elvan Bawenti Mahaling, (DOB: July 28, 2003), 15 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; s. Gaudencio Manansang Panggilawan, (DOB: June 10, 1955), 63 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; t. Snooky Panggilawan Yanis, (DOB: September 11, 1971), 47 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; u. Novy Flor Adipati Mahaling, (DOB: November 28, 2007), 10 years old, single, female, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; v. Dionesia Barahama Mahaling, (DOB: November 10, 1963), 54 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental; w. Marjon Mahaling Mayunto, (DOB: November 2, 1996), 20 years old, single, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Purok Huwae, Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; x. Nilio Mendome Mabuka, (DOB: February 21, 1972), 47 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Purok Huwae, Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; y. Mister Mendome Mabuka, (DOB: January 14, 1959), 59 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Purok Langab, Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; z. Janny Lucas Amos, (DOB: June 4, 1974), 44 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Purok Tubal, Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental;

78 aa. Laurina Lensehe Haribae, (DOB: June 30, 1956), 62 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of, Purok Tubal, Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; bb. Alison Barahama Mahaling, (DOB: January 29, 1966), 53 years old, married, male, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Purok Patua, Brgy. Batu Ganding , Davao Occidental; cc. Shelyn Bawenti Barahama, (DOB: December 17, 2002), 15 years old, single, female, Indonesian, student and a resident of Purok Patua, Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; dd. Jalyn Bawenti Barahama, (DOB: February 11, 2006), 12 years old, single, female, Indonesian, student and a resident of Purok Patua, Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; ee. Mercy Bawenti Barahama, (DOB: July 3, 1996), 22 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Purok Huwae, Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; ff. Aldi Pareda Bawenti, (DOB: October 18, 1962), 55 years old, married, female, Indonesian, Pastor and a resident of Purok Tubal, Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; gg. Jerry Kareho Adipati, (DOB: August 9, 1953), 65 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; hh. Norien Madome Maniku, (DOB: January 4, 1965), 53 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; ii. Reyna Panggilawan Pontongadil, (DOB: December 18, 1968), 49 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housewife and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; jj. Andrea Jama-Ani Mahaling, (DOB: April 17, 1973), 44 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Davao Occidental; kk. Reysam Mahaling Adipati, (DOB: March 27, 2007), 11 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; ll. Mamilyn Yanis Panggilawan, (DOB: May 23, 2004), 14 years old, single, female, Indonesian, student and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; mm. Reygan Yanis Panggilawan, (DOB: May 30, 2000), 18 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; nn. Elmas Pareda Barahama, (DOB: January 27, 1976), 42 years old, married, male, Indonesian, fisherman and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; oo. Mariati Yanis Panggilawan, (DOB: March 28, 2002), 16 years old, single, female, Indonesian, student and a resident of Brgy. Batu Ganding, Davao Occidental; pp. Jemalyn Layang Sasamo, (DOB: January 11, 1993), 25 years old, single, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental;

79 qq. Omar Maki Kahambao, (DOB: August 16, 1950), 68 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; rr. Domingo Lumangkebi Lucas, (DOB: February 17, 1952), 66 years old, widow, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; ss. Lolita Sambay Adam, (DOB: April 27, 1972), 46 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; tt. Merlyn Tatic Maniku, (DOB: September 26, 1987), 31 years old, single, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Davao Occidental; uu. Anita Adam Gumadlas, (DOB: October 25, 1970), 47 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; vv. Jusel Mendome Maniku, (DOB: December 31, 1983), 34 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Tinina, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; ww. Nelci Adinus Galas, (DOB: October 16, 1983), 34 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; xx. Selcious Adinus Galas, (DOB: September 9, 2009), 9 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; yy. Alfrix Lanungbuka Mahaling, (DOB: February 8, 1983), 35 years old, single, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Brgy. Calumpang, General Santos City; zz. Peterson Barahama Mahaling, (DOB: June 22, 1960), 58 years old, widow, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; aaa. Arienda Budiman Mamonio, (DOB: August 5, 1974), 44 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; bbb. Chrispina Yanis Panggilawan, (DOB: December 17, 1989), 28 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; ccc. Alfredi Kainage Lahabir, (DOB: June 5, 1981), 35 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; ddd. Arnold Adenos Galas, (DOB: April 25, 2002), 16 years old, single, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; eee. Sanisure Tangele Adipati, (DOB: May 19, 1975), 43 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; fff. Pidinsia Barahaman Pareda, (DOB: May 4, 1960), 58 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental;

80 ggg. Baweos Panggilawan Kantohe, (DOB: August 16, 1956), 62 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; hhh. Sukanto Barahama Kantohe, (DOB: September 28, 1983), 35 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; iii. Yohanes Pareda Sambay, (DOB: July 15, 1964), 54 years old, married, male, Indonesian, farmer and a resident of Balut Island, Davao Occidental; jjj. Jamor Takaridas Tahulending, (DOB: March 3, 1976), 42 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; kkk. Almer Tahulending Manaling, (DOB: August 13, 1994), 24 years old, married, male, Indonesian, student and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; lll. Acmad Jama-Ani Mahaling, (DOB: December 5, 1986), 31 years old, married, male, Indonesian, labor and a resident of Brgy. Mabila, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; mmm. Naomi Mahaling Mansari, (DOB: November 22, 1963), 54 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Brgy. Batu Ganding, Balut Island, Davao Occidental; and nnn. Marlyn Moalam Mansari, (DOB: December 31, 1985), 33 years old, married, female, Indonesian, housekeeper and a resident of Brgy. Batu Ganding, Balut Island, Davao Occidental.

 Upon verification of their documents by the Bureau of Immigration through Ms. Joyce Kandice Villaraza, Acting Alien Control Officer, BI-Sarangani/OIC Batuganding Borders Crossing Station, the said Indonesian nationals came from Balut Island, Sarangani, Davao Occidental going to Davao City for passport application. It was confirmed that two of them have no documents, 11 have expired Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) receipt only, one have expired passport, 27 have Birth Certificates with Indonesian nationality and 25 have expired ACR.

 They were informed on the nature of their offense and subsequently brought to Glan MPS, SPPO for documentation and proper disposition.

 On October 11, 2018 at about 6:00 PM, they were turned-over to the Bureau of Immigration, Mindanao Intelligence Task Group and duly received by Ms. Melody P. Gonzales for proper disposition. (Attached is a letter request to BI, Mindanao Intelligence Task Group)

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Accomplishment on Most Wanted Person with Reward

1. On May 7, 2018 at 4:30 PM at Brgy. Pigcalagan, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, Abdulgani Mantil, 48 years old, married was arrested by joint elements of Pigcawayan MPS, CPPO, RMFB 12 and 603rd Brigade, PA by virtue of Warrants of Arrest for the crimes of Murder, Multiple Frustrated Murder and Multiple Attempted Murder under CC number 551- 2007, Multiple Frustrated Murder and Multiple Attempted Murder under CC number 552-2017 all issued by Hon. Judge Rogelio R. Narisma of RTC Branch 23, Kidapawan City. Subject person is under DND-DILG Joint Order Number 15-2012 dated November 8, 2012 with monetary reward of Php 1,300,000.00. (Source: ROPD Daily Staff Journal dated May 7, 2018)

2. On March 29, 2018 at 6:00 PM, Buds Basilan, a bomber and sub leader of BIFF was neutralized by joint elements of Aleosan MPS, Cotabato PPO and 34thIB, PA during a conducted checkpoint in Sitio Poypoyon, Brgy. Dualing, Aleosan, Cotabato Province. The suspect, onboard one red Kawasaki Bajaj CT100 motorcycle upon approaching the established checkpoint, suddenly drew a pistol from his waist which prompted the operatives to fire upon him. Suspect sustained gunshot wound and was brought to the hospital for medical treatment but was pronounced dead on arrival by the attending physician. Recovered from his ossession were: one unit hand

85 grenade and one unit cal. 45 pistol bearing serial number 557301 with one magazine containing four live ammos. He has a standing WOA for Arson docketed under CC number 08-269 issued by Hon. Judge Lily Lydia A. Laguindanum of RTC Branch 24, Midsayap, Cotabato Province and listed under DND-DILG Joint Order No. 15-2012 dated Nov. 8, 2012 with monetary rewards of 1.2 Million Pesos.

2. OPERATIONS

I. OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

a. Campaign against Terrosism

During the period, PRO 12 conducted the following counter measures/action taken which address IED explosion/Extremism and Terrorism:

A. Legal Offensive-

- This Office immediately created the following SITGS; (1) Hamungaya, (2) Bonita, and (3) Liezther James. All cases were considered cleared through identification of suspects and filing of respective cases.

- Application of Search Warrants:

At about 4:00 AM of September 23, 2018, personnel of Regional Mobile Force Battalion 12 served the warrant of arrest against Joefry Tuanadatu Nilong A.K.A “Imoy” at Sitio Malyango, Barangay Lapu, Polomolok, South Cotabato. Suspects were ISIS Inspired Group. Said operation resulted to the recovery of the enemy encampment, however, the subject of warrant of arrest and his cohorts were able to evade arrest from authorities. Also recovered from the enemy encampment were the following: two (2) pcs suspected IEDs, MOL one (1) kg suspected black powder, electronic wires, one (1) pc blasting cap, two (2) pcs black t-shirts printed with ISIS symbol, and one (1) pc cellphone color orange.

B. Tactical Initiatives-

- PRO 12 intensified the checkpoint operations through the “NO ID, NO ENTRY” policy implementation and activation of City Crisis Management Committee.

86 - Imposition of curfew hours, block to block buddy system with AFP and PNP personnel, inspection of CCTV’s to business establishments and display of informative tarpaulins in public places and distribution of leaflets about IED indicators.

- Intensification of Focus Police Operations wherein simultaneous implementation of search warrants in different areas in General Santos City and Polomolok, South Cotabato. As a result, this Office was able to tracked down Jeffrey Panag Alonzo who was arrested during the buy-bust operation on September 19, 2018. He was later identified as connected allegedly by the witnesses on the IED explosion transpired in General Santos City.

- Another subject of operation was Samrud Embang “A.K.A. Samrod Embang” who was neutralized during the buy- bust operation on September 29, 2018. Embang is also one of the suspects in General Santos City bombing. He is a member of DI-MAGUID Group under Nilong Cell and also included in PRRD List level 1.

87 - At about 4:00 AM of September 23, 2018, personnel of Regional Mobile Force Battalion 12 served the warrant of arrest against Joefry Tuanadatu Nilong A.K.A “Imoy” at Sitio Malyango, Barangay Lapu, Polomolok, South Cotabato. Suspects were ISIS inspired group. Said operation resulted to the recovery of the enemy encampment, however, the subject of warrant of arrest and his cohorts were able to evade arrest from authorities. Also recovered from the enemy encampment were the following: two (2) pcs suspected IEDs, MOL one (1) kg suspected black powder, electronic wires, one (1) pc blasting cap, two (2) pcs black t-shirts printed with ISIS symbol, and one (1) pc cellphone color orange.

- At about 2:00 o’clock in the morning of October 1, 2018, joint elements of PNP and AFP served the warrants of arrest for the crime of murder against Arafat and Muhammad Bulacon, both were DI-MAGUID Group members at Purok 1, Brgy Palian, Tupi, South Cotabato. Suspects evaded arrest by running towards the mountainous area of Brgy Lunen, Tupi, South Cotabato. During the conduct of follow-up operation, Akmad Bulacon (father of Arafat) and his sons Muktar & Zandro Bulacon were held and arrested already. The three (3) suspects were arrested for possession of a backpack containing two black emblems with ISIS printing, two blasting caps, ammonium nitrate, bandolier with several ammos of 5.56 M16 rifle, 1 fragmentation grenade, 3 rifle grenades and two motorcycles suspected as used in the shooting to death of PO1 Achiles Tablazon last Sept 15, 2018.

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89 1. Filing of cases on the suspects of bombing in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

DOCKETED UNDER NPS No. XII-09-INV-181-1010

DOCKETED UNDER I.S. NUMBER XII-09-INV-18I-966

DOCKETED UNDER I.S. NUMBER XII-09-INV-18I-966

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 Filed cases on September 7, 2018 for the case of Multiple Murder and Multiple Frustrated Murder  Filed case on September 2, 2018 for the case of Multiple Murder and Multiple Frustrated Murder

2. Filing of cases on the suspects of bombing in General Santos City

DOCKETED UNDER NPS #: XII-03-INQ-18I-01127 TO 01131, XII-03-INV- 18I-01337 TO 01341 AND XII-03-INV-18I-01347 TO 01351 DATED SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

91 CASES OF MULTIPLE FRUSTRATED MURDER

3. Filing of cases on suspects of bombing in Midsayap, North Cotabato

NPS DOCKET NUMBER: XII-06-INV-18I-00534 BEFORE THE OFFICE OF PROVINCIAL PROSECUTORS DATED SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

CASES OF ATTEMPTED MULTIPLE HOMICIDE, MALICIOUS MISCHIEF AND ALARM SCANDAL WERE FILED

4. Posting of Persons of Interest posters

92 - Neutralization of Alimodin Sapano Y Mamadra (Mudz Nilong Alias Mudz Solaiman) an emanate in the killing of late PO2 Charlie Leyva during the Implementation of Criminal Case Nr 5386-18 at Brgy Lumakil, Polomolok, South Cotabato on August 22, 2018.

- Neutralization of two (2) IED couriers suspected to be BIFF members last August 8, 2018 in Mlang, North Cotabato during a hot pursuit operation. Recovered from their possession were: one (1) 60mm Mortar Shell, one (1) unit cellphone, several M16 ammunition, wirings and battery, one (1) Cal. 45 pistol with one ammo loaded and one (1) plastic sachet of suspected shabu.

93 - On August 5, 2018, at around 1:30 PM, an IED was recovered at Magsaysay Avenue, Corner MH del Pilar, Purok 4, Poblacion A, Mlang, Cotabato Province. Recovered were one (1) unit cellphone w/o cover, construction nails and broken glasses, wirings and red can wrapped with red electrical tape. -

- Najib Calimba Pundug @ Najib Hussein, IED expert/bomber of Maute Group since 2015, included in the Arrest Order No. 1 and 2nd Top Leader of Maute Group was killed in law enforcement operation in General Santos City on July 16, 2018. Six persons were also arrested for obstruction of justice.

- Ofelia Fronteras Buanho @ Mommy Dikay, Secretary, GF 73, FSMRC arrested by joint elements of PNP and AFP on September 24, 2018 at Zone 1, Brgy. Libertad, Surallah, South Cotabato with a virtue of Warrant of Arrest with CC Nr.

94 6143-16 and 6144-16 for Violation of RA 9516 and Frustrated Murder and CC Nr. 6882-LS for Rebellion.

- Arrest of Maria Malaya Fernandez Alyas “Lyn”, Chief Medical Staff of Far South Mindanao Regional Committee at Brgy. GPS, Koronadal City, South Cotabato on September 8, 2018 with the virtue of Warrant of Arrest for Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention. Recovered from her position is an improvised hand grenade with blasting cap.

95 - Encounter between CNT GF51 and the Joint PNP/AFP units in Makilala, North Cotabato. After the encounter, recovered from the site was the dead body of Jacob Rodenas @Jecko/Velum, Secretary of GF 51, SMRC by the joint clearing operations of Makilala MPS and 39th IB, PA at Sitio Flortam, Brgy. Batasan, Makilala, North Cotabato on September 16, 2018.

5. Strategic Initiatives

- PRO 12 also initiated the joint AFP/PNP conferences, regional down to municipal Peace and Order Council meetings, Joint Peace and Security Coordinating Center meetings, joint AFP/PNP Intel Committee meetings and other Intel Fusion conferences.

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II. ANTI-CRIMINALITY

a. FOOT AND MOBILE PATROL OPERATIONS

A total of 3,495,105 man-hours on police beat/foot patrol and 3,180,369 man-hours on police mobile patrol were conducted particularly in crime prone areas throughout the region. Police response time improved to five minutes in urban centers and three minutes in rural/remote areas. During the period, 21,995 legitimate calls had been responded/acted appropriately

b. CAMPAIGN AGAINST KIDNAPPING

For the period in review, there was no kidnapping incident that transpired in the AOR.

97 c. CAMPAIGN AGAINST CARNAPPING/ENFORCEMENT OF TRAFFIC LAWS

For the period covered, 538 motorcycles (MCs) and four motor vehicle (MVs) were reported stolen/carnapped, of which 69 MCs and six MVs were recovered, 54 persons were arrested and 49 cases were filed in court

d. ANTI-BANK/ARMORED CAR/HIGHWAY ROBBERY CAMPAIGN

There was no reported case on Bank Robbery for the period covered in the AOR.

e. ANTI-ORGANIZED SYNDICATED CRIME GROUPS/CRIMINAL GANGS CAMPAIGN

For the period covered, this Office has conducted 208 operations on Campaign against criminal gangs wherein 204 were arrested, and 81 cases were filed in court.

f. ANTI-PROSTITUTION/VAGRANCY/CHILD AND WOMEN ABUSE CAMPAIGN

For the period, one Prostitution/Vagrancy/Pornography transpired in the AOR while for anti-child abuse/pedophile, 267 cases were reported, 140 operations conducted that resulted to the arrest of 158 personalities and filing of 135 cases in court.

g. CAMPAIGN AGAINST SMUGGLING

For the period covered, there were no reported cases on Anti- Smuglling and Piracy in the AOR.

98 h. CAMPAIGN AGAINST CATTLE RUSTLING

For the period covered, a total of seven cases were reported, six operations conducted, five cattles were recovered, one arrested, and two cases filed in court.

i. TARGET HARDENING MEASURES

A total of 653,887 target hardening activities were conducted through police presence, beat/foot and mobile patrol.

j. SECURITY OPERATIONS DURING INTERNATIONAL/VIP/NATIONAL/LOCAL EVENTS, RALLIES, AND DEMONSTRATION

For the period covered, a total of 2,088 security operations were conducted during International/VIP/National/Local events, Rallies, and Demonstration.

k. CONDUCT OF SIMEX/CEREX/COMMEX

For the period, a total of 3,407 CEREX/SIMEX/COMMEX exercises were conducted.

99 l. INTERNAL SECURITY OPERATIONS (ISO) During the period, this Office conducted a total of 173 major, 204 minor and 8,003 preventive patrols within our AOR.

3. COMMUNITY RELATIONS

The Regional Police Community Relations Division report covers its Performance/Accomplishment in reference to the program thrust mandated covering the period from January to November 2018.

For the period, PCR was able to conduct and record 1,518,487activities, 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.

PROGRAMS, PROJECTS AND Accomplishments Total ACTIVITIES 1stQtr 2ndQtr 3rdQtr 4thQtr (October- November) I. SANTINIG A. POLICE INSTITUTIONAL 230,161 312,914 443,622 411,800 1,398,497 INFORMATION B. COMMUNITY INFORMATION 13,465 20,483 31,547 23,275 88,770 C. INFORMATION OPERATIONS 344 497 303 391 1,535 (IO) D. GENDER AWARENESS 4,429 4,669 6,833 5,678 21,609 DEVELOPMENT E. SALA'AM POLICE 1,308 1,422 1,634 1,079 5,443 II. SAMBAYAN A. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION 4,589 7,257 10,896 9,537 32,279 AND MOBILIZATION B. COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE 2,923 3,113 4,210 3,129 13,375 AND DEVELOPMENT C. SALA'AM POLICE 1,117 1,284 1,542 1,236 5,179 III. PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS 2,426 2,501 2,607 1,669 9,203 IV. BEST PRACTICE/ AND COMPLIANCE TO OTHER PCR 1,112 1,083 1,216 722 4,133 DIRECTIVE/SPECIAL LAWS GRAND TOTAL 261,874 355,223 504,410 458,516 1,580,023

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4. LAW ENFORCEMENT

m. CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLEGAL DRUGS

This Office conducted 2,641 positive operations that resulted in the apprehension of 1,469 persons, 199 killed in action, 170 eluded arrest, 1,625 number of marijuana plants, eight number of marijuana seedlings, 396 marijuana seeds, 482,997 grms of marijuana, 420 grms of hashish and 2,020.9 gms of shabu, 1,559,239 gms of cocaine with a total value of Php 12,155,200.00, and 142 cases filed in court.

n. IMPLEMENTATION OF LOI PAGLALANSAG OMEGA/KONTRA BOGA CAMPAIGN AGAINST LOOSE FAs

The campaign resulted to the confiscation/surrender/recovery of 992 firearms. A total of 590 persons were arrested, 43 under investigation, and 260 cases filed in court.

o. NEUTRALIZATION OF TOP MOST WANTED PERSONS

For the period covered, there was 4,191 arrested on Most Wanted Persons with Rewards in the AOR.

Arrested Most Wanted Persons MWPs w/out Other Wanted MWPs with Reward Total Reward Persons 1 1,011 3,179 4,191

p. CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLEGAL GAMBLING For the period, the Office conducted 1,220 positive operations that resulted in the arrest of 2,029 personalities and the confiscation of gambling paraphernalia and bet money amounting to Php 649,017.85 and 1,105 cases filed in court.

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q. IMPLEMENTATION OF LOI KALIKASAN

e.1. Campaign against Illegal Logging

For the period covered, this Office conducted 235 operations that resulted in the recovery of 479,034 board feet of illegally sawn worth Php 8,092,036.95. All were subsequently turned-over to DENR for proper disposition.

e.2. Campaign agains Illegal Fishing

For the period covered, this Office conducted 13 operations, fishes amounted to Php 15,000.00 and three fishing vessel were confiscated. All were subsequently turned-over to BFAR for proper disposition.

r. OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES:

After Activity Report re Oversight Committee Meeting on Anti- Illegal Drugs, Anti-Illegal Gambling, and Enhanced Managing Police Operations (E-MPO): On November 13, 2018 at about 9:13 AM, Weekly Oversight Committee Meeting on Anti-Illegal Drugs, Anti-Illegal Gambling, and Enhanced Managing Police Operations (E-MPO) was held at PRO 12 Multi-Purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City presided by PDIR MA. O R APLASCA, The Director, Directorate of Operations, PCSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA, PSSUPT ANTONIO P BARTOLOME, Chief, LED and PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN JR, RCDS and attended by the Regular Committee Members, PDs/CDs, DPDOs/DCDOs and Quad Staff of PPOs/CPOs. PSUPT FEDERICO B VALENCIA III, Deputy Chief, ROPD presented the Weekly Accomplishment on Anti-Illegal Drugs, Updates on Tokhang DI Watchlist and Accomplishment on Environmental Laws; PSSUPT RANIE P HACHUELA, C, RID presented the Updates on the Reloaded DI Watchlist of Drug Personalities; PSSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, C, RPCRD presented the Status of Illegal Drug Surrenderers and their Rehabilitation Wellness Program (RWP); and PSSUPT HENRY B VILLAR, Chief, RIDMD presented the Updates on HCUIs, Shooting Incidents perpetrated by MRS and the Eight Focus Crime. It was then followed by the presentation of Enhanced Managing Police Operations (E-MPO) of different PPOs/CPOs. The open forum was moderated by PSSUPT LUKBAN JR, RCDS. After which, PSSUPT ANTONIO P BARTOLOME, C, LED gave his guidance to focus on operations against vote buying and permit to win in relation to the upcoming 2019 Midterm and Local Elections. On the other hand, PCSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA gave his guidance on behalf of the undersigned that this PRO must observe the target setting of PPOs/CPOs based on E-MPOs accomplishment and further reminded all PDs/CDs to evaluate regularly their COPs to pre-empt illegal activities. The intervention must be initiated by ground commanders by taking initiatives and be imaginative in implementing E- MPO. Furthermore, PDIR MA. O R. APLASCA, The Director, Directorate for Operations gave the following guidance: a. Congratulated all personnel of this PRO for the efforts extended during the previous bombing incidents in our AOR; b. Reminded all personnel that E-MPO is a management tool in assessing our ground troops with the purposes of identifying the security and criminality issues within the

102 locality, hence, Municipal/City Police stations should conduct their E-MPO assessment weekly, for PPOs/CPOs monthly and quarterly for the Regional Level; c. Informed all personnel to propose to the higher headquarters the unification of DI Watch list together with DDB; and d. Advised this PRO to create Squadding, Support Group and Accountability Group in consonance with the transformation program of the PNP organization. Further emphasized to enhance the spiritual aspects as an important factor in transformation. The activity ended at about 12:56 AM. Attached are pictures taken during the activity.

After Activity Report re 3rd Quarter Meeting on Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII: On September 27, 2018 at about 8:30 AM, the undersigned attended the 3rd Quarter Meeting on Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII held at The Farm, Carpenter Hill, Koronadal City which was presided by Governor Datu Pax Mangudadatu, Al Haj of Sultan Kudarat, Chairperson, RPOC XII. It was also attended by BGEN ROBERTO ANCAN, Commander, 10th ID, PA; BGEN JUVYMAX UY, Commander, 6th ID, PA; PSUPT FEDERICO B VALENCIA III, Deputy, ROPD; PDs/CDs of SCPPO, SKPPO, GSCPO, and CCPO; LGU Officials, Regional Directors of different government agencies; and other regular members of RPOC XII. PSUPT VALENCIA as well as PD, SCPPO and CDs of GSCPO and CCPO presented the Peace and Order Situation, Insurgency and Violent Extremism Updates followed by presentation of 6th ID, 10th ID of AFP and NBI. After the presentations, the following resolutions were discussed for the approval of the RPOC regular members: A resolution encouraging the LGUs in to organize/activate and maximize the Special Action Committees (SAC) under the Local Peace And Order Council (LPOC); A resolution enjoining all LGUs in Region XII to prescribe the installation of CCTVs as one of the requirements in the issuance of business permit/s with the provision to allow authorities to check the video footages during conduct of investigation and/or similar activities; A resolution enjoining all LGUs to require all internet cafe and/or peso-net operators/owners in their AOR to block or restrict any access to pornographic sites or other sites promoting violence and providing penalties to violators thereof; A resolution appointing the Regional Director of NICA 12 as member of the PNP-PRO XII Regional Recruitment and Promotion Board (RRPB); A resolution enjoining all LGUs to create or reorganize a Technical Working Group (TWG) to pursue annual Peace, Order and Public Safety (POPS) planning following the guidelines prescribed by the DILG on the tools and processes on POPS planning; A resolution recommending to the Local Peace and Order Council (LPOC) to designate at least three LGU staffs who shall support the LPOC head secretariat in all POC meetings and in carrying

103 out their duties and functions; A resolution expressing support to the proposal of enacting a National Law to further institutionalize the “Ambisyon Natin 2040” in order to achieve the long-term vision of every Filipino which is “Matatag, Maginhawa at Panatag na Buhay” and to request the RDC XII to issue appropriate resolution to support this initiative; A resolution adopting resolution no. 2 “Resolution Formalizing the Inclusion of the Findings and the Implementation of the Recommendations of the Focus Group Discussion on the Prevention of Mass Recruitment by the CPP-NPA Terrorists to the Regional Peace and Order Council”; A resolution approving the inclusion of the 4th ID to become an expanded member of the RPOC XII; and A resolution recommending the establishment of the Internal Security Operations (ISO) Center in the Region. Members of RPOC-TWG presented the Updates and Status on the crafting of SOCCSKSARGEN Peace and Development in Region XII and the actions taken on the issues/resolutions being raised during the previous meeting. The activity ended at about 4:00 PM of same date.

After Activity Report on Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Council (RLECC) 12 Meeting: On September 20, 2018 at about 9:32 AM, the 3rd Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Council (RLECC) 12 Meeting was held at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City sponsored by the Sub-Committee on Communications and Transportation (NTC 12, LTO 12, HPG12, AVSEU 12, PPA 12, CAAP-GenSan. The said activity was presided by the undersigned as Chairman of RLECC 12 together with PSUPT JEMUEL FSIASON, OIC, ROPD/RLECC 12 Head Secretariat and attended by 25 regular members. During the meeting, PSUPT SIASON presented the Updates of Peace and Order Situation and Accomplishment Report of PRO 12 to the august body. The meeting ended at about 11:45 AM of the same date.

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After Activity Report re Two-Day Special JPSCC Meeting: On September 11, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, a Special Joint Peace and Security Coordinating Center Meeting was conducted at East Asia Royale Hotel, National Highway, General Santos City. Said activity was headed by: PCSUPT REY LYNDON T LAWAS, Deputy Director for Operations; PCSUPT DANIEL G MACATLANG JR, DD, DPL; BGEN ROBERTO T ANCAN, Bde Commander, 1002nd PA; PCSUPT TYRONE V MASIGON, DDIDM with the undersigned. It was also attended by the representatives from the Quad Directorate of NHQ; DIPO-EastMin; DIPO-WestMin, DRDOs and Quad staff of PRO 9, 10, 11, 12 and PRO ARMM; PRO 12 and PRO ARMM PDs/CDs; PNP SAF; 6ID, 10ID, 1ID, 4ID Division Commanders; 1002nd, 601st, 602nd, 401st, 402nd, 103rd, 901, 2nd Mechanized Bde Commanders and Commanders of Join Task Forces. The undersigned delivered a welcome message to formally start the SJPSCC Workshop/Seminar. Then, PCSUPT LAWAS gave his opening message by encouraging everyone to be humble enough to admit that there are several lapses committed. Subsequently, RPIO 12 organized and facilitated press conference which was attended by the local media personalities wherein this PRO released the official computerized facial sketch of the suspects in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat bombings. The PNP and AFP also briefed the media about the purpose of the Joint JPSCC Meeting. Then, PSSUPT CELSO L BAEL, C IRC, DI presented the general situation in Mindanao including the bombing incidents and terrorism. It was followed by a presentation of the Workshop Mechanics to be used as guidelines in the discussion of their respective topics and tasks by PSSUPT ANTONIO P BARTOLOME, C, ISOD, DO. The participants was then divided into three break out groups and a leader was appointed to present their respective outputs on the Write Shop Action Plan. Right after the whole day workshop, this PRO initiated a Fellowship Night at about 7:00 PM and ended at about 11:30 PM of the same date. On September 12, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, the SJPSCC Meeting/Workshop started with the Initial Presentation of Output and Critiquing which was attended by PDIR MA O APLASCA, TDO as head of the panel board with PDIR EDUARDO SERAPIO M GARADO, TDPCR; PCSUPT MARIEL M MAGAWAY, DDI; PCSUPT LAWAS, DDO; PCSUPT ARNOLD D GUNNACAO, DDIPO-WM; PCSUPT MACATLANG, DDPL; PCSUPT JOSELITO M DANIEL, EX-O DIPO-EM; PCSUPT ALFREDO C VALDEZ, C, NOC; BGEN ROBERTO T ANCAN, Bde Commander, 1002nd Bde, PA and PCSUPT ELISEO T RASCO, PRO 12 Regional Director. During the presentation, the AFP and PNP Quad Staff were able to come up with the objectives and a comprehensive Joint Action Plan which was first presented by PSSUPT EDWIN BC WAGAN and PSUPT HENRY B VILLAR for Intel-Invest Cell followed by COL MAURITO L LICUDINE representing the Joint Operations-Training Cell and LT COL RAMON ZAGALA for CMO-DPCR Cell. Afterwards, the panel board prepared and collected the outputs for finalization and consolidation of the said action plan. In the plenary, PCSUPT JOSELITO M DANIEL, Ex-O DIPO East Min presented the Final Joint AFP-PNP Action Plan on Bombing in Mindanao which was evaluated and critiqued by the panel headed by PDDG ARCHIE GAMBOA, TDCO from PNP together with PDIR APLASCA, TDO; PDIR GARADO, TDPCR and PCSUPT MAGAWAY, DDI and for the AFP led by MGEN , 10ID, PA Commander; MGEN FERNANDO T TRINIDAD, J2; MGEN ISIDRO L PURISIMA, DCS, J3; MGEN RENE GLEN O PAJE, DCS, J7 and BGEN , Commander, 6ID Bde, PA. After the plenary, PDDG GAMBOA, TDCO and MGEN

105 CLEMENT, 10 ID, PA Commander gave their guidance. The activity ended at about 4:45 PM of the same date.

After Activity Report re Pre-workshop Conference on Bombing Incident and Terrorism in Region 12: On September 10, 2018 at about 9:15 AM, a Pre-workshop Conference on Bombing Incident and Terrorism in Region 12 was conducted at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City. Said workshop was attended by the undersigned together with PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS, DRDO; Regional Quad Staff, PPOs/CPOs Quad Staff and Armed Forces of the Philippines Triad Staff from 6ID; 601st and 602nd Bde, PA; 1002nd Bde, PA; 1st Mechanized Bde, PA; 1st Marine Bde, PM and Joint Task Forces of this Region. PCSUPT ELISEO T RASCO, RD, PRO 12 started his message by sharing Helen Keller’s quote, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”. AFP and PNP must be partners for peace and security with similar and even interrelated missions. These two organizations are inseparable, one always needing the support of the other. After all, both share the same objective, which is to promote and secure peace and order especially in this Region. Before the workshop proper, PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC ROPD presented the synopsis of IED Explosions in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat and discussed the Workshop Mechanics to be used as guidelines in the discussion of their respective topics and tasks. Thereafter, the participants were divided into three breakout groups and appointed a leader who presented their respective outputs at the end of the workshop. During the plenary, the AFP and PNP Quad Staff were able to come up with the objectives and a comprehensive action plan. PSSUPT ENMODIAS provided critics and evaluated the outputs for its finalization.

106 After Activity Report re Kick-off Ceremony of OPLAN “KAPANALIG”: On September 4, 2018 at about 3:00 PM, this PRO conducted Kick- off Ceremony for OPLAN “KAPANALIG” at the Parade Ground, PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City which was led by the undersigned. The activity was attended by Commissioner Felizardo M Serapio Jr. of NAPOLCOM; Governor Pax Mangudadatu of Sultan Kudarat; Acting Regional Director Veronica C Hatague of NAPOLCOM 12, Regional Staff, PDs/CDs of all PPOs and CPOs, Force Commander of RMFB 12, RCs of NSUs, personnel from LTO and LTFRB. PCSUPT ELISEO T RASCO, RD, PRO 12 gave message by stating the security situation of this PRO being challenged for the past weeks of bombing incidents that greatly affect the economic and social condition of the region. This PRO has been compelled to formulate and design an approach on a clearer prioritization of tasks and strategies with emphasis on prevention, control and suppression of crimes, maintenance of peace and order with more resources moved into proactive techniques to make the community feel that they are safe and believe that the police are effective crime buster. Thereafter, PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC ROPD, presented the précis of OPLAN “KAPANALIG” which stands for “Kapag Palaging Nandiyan kayo ay Ligtas”an inter- agency operation which aims to enforce the laws and ordinances of the local government units towards a peaceful and safer Region 12. The OPLAN is an integrated, comprehensive and collaborative law enforcement operations which will be jointly participated by the different government agencies in the Region such as the members of the LTO, LTFRB, ENRO, religious sectors, Office of the Governor and Municipal Mayors, other Local Government Units, NGOs, business sectors, Regional Mobile Force Battalion, the Provincial and Municipal Offices, Provincial Mobile Force Companies, Philippine Army, PNP Highway Patrol Group and 42nd SAF. Afterwards, PDDG Serapio stated on his speech that the police has an unending hope to become mediators of law enforcers and the community. Change could not be seen right away. However, through this OPLAN “KAPANALIG” it sheds light in bringing back the trust of the community and credibility of this PRO. The PNP and its partners will continue to aim on giving the maximum public service this PRO can give to the people. Then, personnel were blessed by PSUPT JAIME C SERIÑA III, RCHAP prior to their deployment.

After Activity Report re Visit of PDDG ARCHIE FRANCISCO F GAMBOA, TDCO at PRO 12: On September 5, 2018 at about 8:00 AM,

107 PDDG ARCHIE FRANCISCO F GAMBOA, Deputy Chief for Operations with his staff visited and conducted a conference at Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City.

Said conference was attended by the undersigned together with the Command Group, Regional Staff, SKPPO Provincial Director, Regional Chief of CIDG and RMFB Force Commander. Also present on the said activity were PCSUPT GRACIANO M MIJARES, RD PRO ARMM with his staff, officers from 1002nd Brigade, PA and representatives from 601st and 602nd Bde, PA; 6ID, 1st Mechanized Bde, PA and Joint Task Forces. During the conference, the undersigned discussed the series of bomb explosions in Sultan Kudarat Province last week. This PRO condemned the heinous and cowardly terrorist attack that took place in the town of Isulan, Sultan Kudarat. Thus, the organization will strengthen the coordination with underlined commitment to counter terrorism in the AOR. Thereafter, PDDG GAMBOA advised to focus on improving security measures, resolving and mainstreaming decision makings on the pressing issue on terrorism which undermine the sustainability of peace and security being implemented in the cities and provinces of this region as well as to the neighboring region which has become an obstacle to the sustainable development in SOCKSARGEN. He also added to strengthen coordination with AFP and other law enforcement agencies. The activity ended at around 12:45 PM of the same date.

⦁After Activity Report re Joint Signing of AFP-PNP IMPLAN to Address Bombings in SOCCSKSARGEN Area: On October 30, 2018 at about 1:30 PM, a joint signing of AFP-PNP IMPLAN to address the bombings in SOCCSKSARGEN was conducted at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City. Said activity was attended by the undersigned together with the officers from Armed Forces of the Philippines headed by MGen NOEL S CLEMENT, AFP, Commander, 10thID, PA; BGEN ROBERTO T ANCAN, Commander, 1002nd Brigade, PA; PCSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA; PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN, JR, RCDS; COL EDUARDO GUBAT, OIC JTF GenSan; PRO 12 Quad Staff;and AFP Triad Staff. PCSUPT CATON, DRDA gave his welcome remarks. It was then followed by the signing of Joint AFP-PNP IMPLAN addressing the bombings in SOCCSKSARGEN. MGen CLEMENT and the undersigned gave respective messages by assuring that PNP and AFP will continue its coordination and will work together to prevent further terror attack in the region and other areas in Mindanao. The activity ended at about 2:18 PM of the same date

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After Activity Report on Final Security Coordinating Conference re OPLAN “20th Tuna Festival 2018”: On August 30, 2018 at about 10:00 AM, PCI JOSEPH P FORRO, C, PSS/SOS attended the Final Security Coordinating Conference re OPLAN “20th Tuna Festival 2018” held at GSCPO Conference Room, Camp Fermin G Lira Jr., General Santos City. It was presided by PSSUPT RAUL S SUPITER, CD, GSCPO, and attended by Mr. Jose Abarquez, Festival Director, City Councilor Shandee Llido-Pestaño, Chairman on Tourism and Atty. Arnel Zapatos, City Administrator. During the meeting, PCI JOVENSON B BAYONA, DCDO, GSCPO presented the Security Plan followed by an open forum with PSUPT LINO D CAPELLAN as moderator. Activity ended at 11:20 AM of same date.

After Activity Report re Launching of OPLAN KAPANALIG and Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE): On October 23, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, the OPLAN KAPANALIG was launched at Family Country Convention Center, General Santos City. The OPLAN KAPANALIG is an initiative of this PRO which is an anti-crime strategy in the prevention of crimes, maintenance of peace and order which focuses on the community empowerment. The said launching was in partnership with the Sarangani Provincial Local Government Unit headed by Governor Steve Chiongbian Solon. The activity was attended by DILG Asst. Sec. Alexander L. Macario; DND Asst. Sec. Angelito M. De Leon; DILG Region 12 Dir. Reynaldo Bungubung; PCSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA; Lt Gen BENJAMIN R MADRIGAL, EastMinCom Cmdr AFP; MGen ROBERTO T ANCAN, 1002nd Bde Comdr; MGen NOEL S CLEMENT, 10ID Cmdr; COL ADONIS R BAJAO, JTF GenSan Comdr; PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD; PSSUPT ARPHA ABUL KYR S MACALANGCOM JR, PD, SPPO; Atty Rochelle M. Sero, DILG Sarangani Provincial Director; IO2 Melody P. Gonzales, BOI Mindanao Head; Dir. Evarly

109 Tajanlangit, NICA 12 Director; IAV Naravy D. Duquiata, OIC, PDEA 12; barangay chairmen; volunteers and heads of IPs and Lumads; different NGOs; and more or less 350 participants coming from the different sectors of government and the community as well. Governor Solon gave his message and presented the rationale by emphasizing that all leaders of their province should know the higher level of information since they are the frontline in securing their community. Thereafter, Asst. Sec. Macario, Asst. Sec. De Leon, Lt Gen MADRIGAL, MGen CLEMENT and Atty. Francis Tolentino delivered their message of support to OPLAN KAPANALIG by stating that terrorism remains the biggest collective challenge in Region 12 and by that they appeal to all friendly forces and local leaders that fighting terrorism and violent extremism will require collective efforts that need close cooperation and coordination and treat all forms of terrorism as one. Then, PSUPT SIASON presented the synopsis of OPLAN KAPANALIG which stands for “Kapag Palaging Nandiyan kayo ay Ligtas” an inter-agency operations which aims to enforce the laws and ordinances of local government units towards a peaceful and safer Region 12. An integrated, comprehensive and collaborative law enforcement operation which will be jointly participated by the different government agencies in the region. Said presentation was then followed by lectures from other government units. The activity successfully ended with the pledge of support and commitment signing at about 4:35 PM of the same date.

After Activity Report re Review and Validation of the PNP Annual Operations Plans and Budget (AOPB) FY 2020 Preparation for the Eastern Mindanao Cluster: On July 25, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, the undersigned together with PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS, DRDO, PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN JR, RCDS and PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD, PRO 12 attended the Review and Validation of the PNP Annual Operations Plans and Budget (AOPB) FY 2020

110 Preparation for Eastern Mindanao Cluster held at Limketkai Luxe Hotel, Limketkai Center, Lapasan, City. The program was presided by PCSUPT TIMOTEO G PACLEB, Regional Director, PRO 10 and attended by the focal persons of different PROs. Then, lecture on following topics followed: Budget Preparation discussed by PDDG ARCHIE FRANCISCO F GAMBOA, TCDS/Chairman, PNP OPBC; Budget Reforms discussed by PSSUPT STEVE B LUDAN, C, Budget Division, DC; Program Expenditure Classification discussed by PSUPT ROWENA CECILIA C ACOSTA, AC, Budget Division, DC; Annual Operations Plans and Budget (AOPB) discussed by PSUPT LALAINE M BANARES, Planning Coordinator, DPL; and Program Review and Analysis discussed by PCI DENNIS DE GUZMAN, AC, Management Division, DC. Afterwhich, PSSUPT LUKBAN JR presented the Corrected AOPB (Estimate) FY 2020 as well as the RCDS of PRO 10, 11, and 13 respectively. It was followed by question and answer portion with 45 minutes per PRO. Afterwards, PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS gave his impression on the said activities as well as every participant of other PROs. It was followed by the distribution of certificates to the participants by PDIR EDWIN C ROQUE, TDPL/Chairman together with PDDG GAMBOA. The activity ended at about 5:00 PM of same date.

After Activity Report on Pre-Presentation of AOPB 2020: On July 24, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN JR, RCDS and PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD attended the Pre-Presentation of AOPB FY 2020 held at PRO 10 Multi-Purpose Hall, Camp Alagar, Cagayan De Oro City. It was presided by PSUPT LALAINE M BANARES, Planning Coordinator, DPL and attended by the focal persons of PRO 10, 11, and 13 together with their staffs. The

111 pre-presentation aims to correct and decrease the possibility of mistakes/errors on the D-Day of the presentation.The activity ended at about 1:00 PM of the same date

After Activity Report re 2nd Quarter Meeting on Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII: On July 11, 2018 at about 8:30 AM, the undersigned attended the 2nd Quarter Meeting on Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII held at Sultan Kudarat Capitol, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat with Usec. Bernardo C Florece Jr, Peace and Order, DILG. It was presided by Governor Datu Pax Mangudadatu, Al Haj, Ph. D of Sultan Kudarat, Chairperson, RPOC XII and attended by PSSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA; PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC ROPD; AFP Commanders, LGU officials, Regional Directors of different government agencies, and other regular members of RPOC XII. PSUPT SIASON presented the Situation Update including Threat Situation, Internal Cleansing, PRRD Directives/Compliances, Crime Situation, Police Operational Accomplishments on Anti-Illegal Drugs, Loose Firearms, Anti-Illegal Gambling, Environmental Protection, and LOI Manhunt Charlie. Usec. Florece presented the draft of DILG Memorandum Circular with subject: 2017 Peace and Order Councils (POCs) Performance Audit and Incentives, its background and purpose, its scope and coverage, and Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (Task Force Balik-Loob). He also presented background of Administrative Order No. 1, Implementing Rules and Regulations to AO 10, E-CLIP Benefits, President’s Directive, enemy’s strength as well as overall strategy. The meeting focused on insurgency and violent extremism updates, operations update, security situation, preventing and countering violent extremism, significant accomplishments, a joint “ronda” operation by the government, the proposed resolutions for the adoption of RPOC XII, and matters in relation to peace and order. The activity ended at about 4:00 PM of same date..

112 After Activity Report on Coordinating Conference re Visit of PCSUPT MACAVINTA: On July 06, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, this Office conducted a coordinating conference held at PRO 12 ROPD Office, Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City. It was presided by PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD and attended by PSUPT ROLANDO B CUYA JR, CO, RHSG, PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA, Deputy Chief RPCRD, PSUPT ANGELYN C SALVADOR, Deputy RCD, PSUPT ROMEO C GALGO JR, Deputy Force Commander RMFB 12, PCI RAFFY R VALILA, Deputy RPHRDD, and PSI MARK BHIRGEL O ZORETA, RLRDD representative. During the conference, PSUPT SIASON presented the CMC and disseminated the tasks assigned to each concerned office as well as the preparations for the upcoming visit of PCSUPT MACAVINTA for the Validation of Best of Best RMFB for CY 2017. The activity ended at 10:00 AM of same date.

After Activity Report on Red Teaming Seminar: On October 25, 2018 at about 9:00 AM, the opening of Red Teaming Seminar was held at PRO 12 Multi-Purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City. It was attended by PCSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA, PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC ROPD, PSUPT HENRY B VILLAR, AC, RIDMD, DPDOs/DCDOs, Quad Staff and secretariat of PPOs/CPOs. The program was presided by PCSUPT CATON followed by a welcome remarks by PSUPT FEDERICO B VALENCIA III, Deputy Chief, ROPD, roll call and presentation of participants by PCINSP JOSEPH P FORRO, Chief, PSS/SOS, ROPD then the Synopsis of the Red Team Seminar given by PSUPT SIASON. Afterwhich, the seminar proper followed. Topics discussed were Safety Briefing, Introduction to Major Event Security Framework (MESF), Red Teaming Operations Review, Successful Red Teaming, Red Teaming Contingency Planning, Red Teaming Framework, Application of Red Teaming to Defense Problems and the Practical Exercise on the Security Plan regarding Federalism Roadshow. The participants also group themselves for practical exercises followed by the presentation of output. On October 26, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, the Red Teaming Seminar continued with the lecture on Crisis Management followed by a practical exercises on how to prepare a security plan using the MESF. The closing ceremony was conducted at about 11:00 AM with the undersigned together with PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS, DRDO. During the closing program, PSUPT RONALD ALLAN A PEÑAVERDE, DPDO, SCPPO presented their security plan as a result of the practical exercise .Then the impression of the participants was given by PSUPT BENITO A ROTIA, DPDO, CCPO. It was followed by presentation of participants by PSUPT VALENCIA III and distribution of certificates by the undersigned. Further, the undersigned gave a message on the importance of Red Teaming Operations which

113 should be cascaded to the lower units. The activity ended at about 12:30 PM of same date.

After Activity Report re Conduct of SIMEX and COMMEX on Dragnet Operation: On March 23, 2018 at about 8:00 AM, Red Team of this PRO headed by PSUPT ROY P ROMUALDO, Chief, RTOC, ROPD together with PSUPT ROMULO S ESTOCAPIO, focal person of DRRM, RPCRD, and PCINSP DOMINADOR L PALGAN, Chief, DIPO-WM GENSAN SATO, conducted Simulation Exercise (SIMEX) and Communication Exercise (COMMEX) on Dragnet Operation scenario low risk checkpoint. The participants were personnel from 1201st RMFC 12 led by PSINSP ANTHONY LEMUEL M MERLIE, BISOC Trainees, RHS 12, RIDMD, COP of Maasim and CTOC of GSCPO. The Red Team of this PRO gave assessment, evaluation and recommendations to all participating personnel for all the defects noted on the following: No designated call sign/name for the personnel involved; No designated Team Leader in every task units; No acknowledgement/feedback of flash alarm by the personnel/station upon received; Upon receipt of information the responding team failed to undertook necessary action; No proper traffic management; and No solid barriers for stoppage of suspected vehicle. Activity ended at about 10:48 AM of same date.

After Activity Report on SIMEX, CEREX and COMMEX on Fire Drill: On March 22, 2018 at 3:00 PM, personnel of this PRO conducted SIMEX, CEREX and COMMEX on Fire Drill headed by PSSUPT MANUEL M LUKBAN JR, RCDS, PRO 12 together with personnel of RHS 12 led by PCINSP JOSE MARIE O OREDINA, SAR team of RMFB 12 led by PO1 Emerson A Karay and BFP General Santos City led by SFO2 Allan Rey S Imperio. The scenario was a fire incident transpired at the third floor of admin building particularly at ROPD office caused by electrical short circuit. All personnel executed necessary actions to be undertaken

114 during a fire incident. After the activity all personnel formed in front of the admin building for final critics.

After Activity Report re 2nd Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting: On June 28, 2018 at about 10:05 AM, the 2nd Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Council (RLECC) 12 Meeting was held at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City sponsored by DENR 12, EMB 12, PCA 12, PCG 12 and DAR 12. The said activity was presided by the undersigned as Chairman of RLECC 12 together with PSSUPT ULYSSES C CATON, DRDA, PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD/RLECC 12 Head Secretariat and attended by 20 regular members. During the meeting, PSUPT SIASON presented the Updates of Peace and Order Situation and Accomplishment Report of PRO 12 to the august body. The meeting ended at about 11:28 AM of the same date.

After Activity Report re 1st Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting: On March 22, 2018 at about 10:10 AM, the 1st Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting was held at Makatarungan Hall Training Complex, PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City sponsored by Sub-Committee on Investigation and Intelligence presided by the undersigned as Chairman, RLECC 12 together with PCSUPT JOSE A BRIONES JR, DRDA, PRO 12, PSUPT PORTIA B MANALAD, AC, ROPD/RLECC 12 Head Secretariat and Dir. OLIVIO A RAMOS, RD, NBI 12 , representative from NAPOLCOM 12 and attended by 21 regular members of RLECC 12. Topics discussed during the meeting were the accomplishment report of Sub-Committee

115 Investigation and Intelligence; the suggestion of DRDA, PRO 12 to make a resolution with regard to the protection of CAAP in securing the GSCIA against illegal entry of informal settlers and another resolution requested by EMB 12 to secure all Tourist Spots and the protection of Sarangani Bay against water pollution. The meeting ended at 12:05 PM of same date.

After Activity Report on Exit Briefing of DIPO- WM: On January 31, 2018 at about 1:00 PM, PSSUPT ALLAN T CUEVILLAS Ex-O, DIPO-WM presided the Exit Briefing held at PRO 12 Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City. It was attended by PSSUPT JOHNSON C ALMAZAN, DRDO, Regional Staff, PDs/CDs and Force Commander, RMFB 12. PSSUPT CUEVILLAS gave his feedback and the results of the conducted ISO validation and inspection to Mobile Forces. He emphasized the retention of PSF quota to Mobile Forces, review and mobilization of ISO CORE Group, proper conduct of Major and Minor Operations and the utilization of enemy mapping system (FalconView). Likewise, PSSUPT ALMAZAN gave thanks to PSSUPT CUEVILLAS and his validating team for their effort in the Inspection of Mobile Forces. The monthly validation ended at about 2:30 PM of the same date.

After Activity Report on JPSCC Meeting: On January 26, 2018 at about 9:30 AM, a Joint Peace and Security Coordinating Council (RJPSCC) meeting was conducted at RDs Quarter, Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City. It was attended by PCSUPT MARCELO C MORALES, RD, PRO 12 together with the Command Group, BGEN DIOSDADO C CARREON, 601st Brigade Commander, BGEN JESUS B SARSAGAT, 603rd Brigade Commander and Mayor of Cotabato City, Mayor Frances Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi. PSUPT RANIE P HACHUELA, OIC, RID presented

116 the threat assessment while PSUPT ROY P ROMUALDO, C, ROC presented the security update in the AOR during the meeting. Furthermore, the undersigned gave guidance to the attendees that RJPSCC will be conducted at Cotabato City tentatively on February 23, 2018 to discuss the security issues and concern. The meeting ended at about 12:30 PM of the same date.

B. IMPROVE CRIME SOLUTION

RESULTS-ORIENTED INVESTIGATION

1. INVESTIGATION

For the period covered from January 1 to November 30, 2018, the Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division recorded a total of16,804 crime incidents and out of this a total of 13,641 crimes were cleared while12,122 were solved. These indicate that this PRO has81.18% Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE) and 72.14% Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE). The Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR)is registered at 32incidents per 100,000.00 populations

I. Significant Investigative Accomplishments

A. Creation of SITG CASES:

1. SITG “AGUIB” – Shooting incident transpired at about 8:44 p.m. of May 13, 2018 at Barangay Poblacion, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat that resulted to the death of MustreCantemAguib, 51 years old, married, Barangay Chairmanof Barangay Mina, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat. Case is under investigation.

2. SITG “AMADOR” – On April 26, 2018 at about 10:20 PM, shooting incident transpired at Tambilil, Kiamba, Sarangani Province that resulted to the death of Reynardo Amador y Caing, Brgy. Chairman of the said place. Murder case was filed against the suspects Sally Diamla, Jojo Dela Rosa and three (3) john does at the Provincial Prosecutor Office, Alabel, Sarangani Province, docketed as NPS No. XII-07-INV-18E-00180 dated May 3, 2018. However, the case was dismissed for insufficiency of evidence.

3. SITG “BEDUYA” – On April 15, 2018 at about 6:45 AM, shooting incident transpired at Prk. Agduma, Brgy. Midtapok, Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat that resulted to the death of Romeo Ines Beduya, Barangay Kagawad of Brgy. Mamali 3,

117 Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat.Murder case was filed against the suspects PelotLangalen and ZorenLandoni at the Prosecution Office, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, docketed as XII-09-INV-18D-476 on April 26, 2018.

4. SITG “KORONADAL” – On April 29, 2018 at about 12:03 PM, explosion incident at Rizal Street, Brgy. Zone 3, Koronadal City, South Cotabato that resulted to death of Dindo Zamora and GenerosaSumargo. Cases for Violation of RA 9516, docketed as NPS No. XII-INV-18E-00095, 2 Counts of Frustrated Murder, docketed as NPS No. XII-INV-18E-00096-97 and Malicious Mischief, docketed as NPS No. XII-INV-18E-00098 were filed against Sukarno Paidumama, Lily Mangentas, Jean Does and John Does at the City Prosecutor, Hall of Justice, Koronadal City dated May 4, 2018

5. SITG “ORTIZ” – On January 26, 2018 at about 5:00 PM, shooting incident at Sitio Tabulon, Brgy. General Luna, Carmen, Cotabato that resulted to the death of Renato Collado Ortiz, Brgy. Chairman of Brgy. General Luna, Carmen, Cotabato.Murder case was filed against GaporMinanga alias “Ape” and alias “Te” at the Provincial Prosecution Office, Kidapawan City, docketed asNPS No. XII-06-INV- 18B-00118 dated February 23, 2018.

6. SITG “Dhaliwal” – On July 2, 2018 at about 11:45 a.m., while victim Jaswinder Singh Dhaliwal, Indian National was driving his motorcycle along the national highway of Purok 1, Brgy. Sinkatulan, Makilala, Cotabato was stumbled left side down. He was rescued by the bystanders and brought to the hospital and thereat, it was discovered that the victim has gunshot wound at the back portion of his neck. Case is still under investigation.

7. SITG” Hussain” – Shooting to deathof Hazrat Hussain, Pakistani Nationalat Sayre National Highway, Poblacion, Carmen, Cotabato on July 4, 2018 at about 09:50 in the morning. Victim has just arrived in front of Macaya Store onboard his single XRM125 motorcycle when two unidentified suspects suddenly shot him and carted away his motorcycle. On July 19, 2018, a case of Murder was filed against Mikael Aliman and A.K.A. John Doe before the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor of North Cotabato docketed as NPS No. XII-06-INV-18H-00482

8. SITG “Sumagka”– On July 18, 2018, about 8:30 p.m., at Purok Tahimik, Brgy. Baluan, General Santos City,Jonalyn Castillo Sumagka, Brgy. Captain of Baluntay, Alabel, Sarangtani Province and Johnny BalahimKinjiyo, a civilian, were shot by two unidentified suspects. Suspects fled using a motorcycle. Case is still under investigation.

9. SITG “HAMUNGAYA (Explosion)”– At about 8:34 in the evening of August 28, 2018, an explosion transpired at infront of J and H Marketing along national highway beside ukay-ukay area, Brgy. Kalawag 3, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat.Case for Multiple Murder with Multiple Frustrated Murder was filed against Aladin Mohammad Kikay and several John Does before the Provincial Prosecution Office,Isulan, Sultan Kudarat,docketed as NPS No. XII-09-INV-18I-966 dated September 07, 2018.

118 10. SITG “LJ (Explosion)” – An explosion transpiredinside Liezther James Café and General Merchandise located at Corner Valdez St & Valencia Street, Kalawag 2, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat on May 13, 2018 at about 8:44 p.m. Multiple Murder with Multiple Frustrated Murder was filed against EsmaelPendatun Nawal @ Gary, EsmaelAbdulmalik @ Abu Turaife, Imam Animbang @ KaguiKarialan, Ismael Abubakar @ Imam Bungos, Salahudin Hassan, Nur Hassan @ Andot, @ Abu Salmann, Dudin Hassan, Making Hassan, Bashir Nilong, MersidikNaway @ Abu Mersid, momong Ismael, Ali Solaiman, Carmen Usman and several John Does, all of BrgyBuliok, Pagalungan, Maguindanao or BrgyTukanakuden, Sultan Sa Barongis, Maguindanao, docketed as NPS No.XII-09- INV-18I-1010 at the Sultan Kudarat Prosecution Office, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, dated September 18, 2018.

11. SITG “Bonita (Explosion)” – On September 16, 2018 at about 12:00 noon, an explosion transpired in front of Bonita Lying-In, Purok Malipayon, National Highway, Barangay Apopong, General Santos City. A case of Frustrated Murder was filed before the City Prosecutor’s Office through inquest proceedings against the arrested suspect Jeffrey Panag Alonzo, docketed under NPS Number XII-03-INQ-18I-01127 to 01131. Another case for Frustrated Murder was filed through regular proceedings against the two (2) at large suspects, docketed under NPS Number XII-03-INV-18I-01337 to 0134. And the same case was filed against the 16 persons who connived with the three (3) suspects docketed under NPS Number XII-03-INV-18I-01347 to 01351. Sept. 21, 2018 at 12:40 PM, Sept. 24, 2018 at 3:30 PM and September 25, 2018 at about 11:45 AM

B. Administrative Complaints Referred/Investigation for Pre-Charge Evaluation

For the period under review, this Office conducted evaluation and pre-charge investigation on 33 administrative complaints/cases involving 56 personnel. Out of these 33 complaints, 22of these were filed at DLOS, RPHRDD; fourwere dropped and closed;and,seven complaints are under Pre-Charge Investigation.

For the initial evaluation on administrative complaints/cases this office has39 complaints involving 47 personnel. Out of these,23 complaints were referred to Pre- Charge Investigation Section. 11 complaints are still under investigation.

C. SMS COMPLAINTS

Report forwarded to TextMMS from OPROffice Text MSG acted OCPNP SMS action OCPNP center RHQ 6 6 5 CPPO 51 51 20 SCPPO 41 41 9 GSCPO 36 36 14 SKPPO 24 24 4 SPPO 21 21 4 CCPO 8 8 3 TOTAL 187 187 59

119 D. Establishment of Quality Assistance Support to Victims and Complainants (QASVC)

Pursuant to DIDM Investigative Directive No. 2015-02, all city and municipal police stations have established the QASVC wherein the Investigator-On-Case provides feedback and notifications to the victims and complainants as to the status of the case, schedule of hearing, arrest of suspects or offenders and other necessary assistance. This ensures client satisfaction.

E. Arrest of Wanted and Most Wanted Persons

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For the period from January 1 to November 30, 2018, a total of 3,437 persons with warrants were arrested, 413 of those arrested were listed in the Top 10 Most Wanted Person by City and Municipal level.

Service of Warrants of Arrest

For the period from January 1 to November 30, 2018, a total of 2,026 Warrants of Arrest were received regionwide, 699 of these were duly served with arrest while 1,327 Warrant of Arrest were served without arrest for the reasons that the accused whereabouts cannot be located in the area of responsibility or elsewhere and others were recalled by the issuing court.

F. Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD) A total 1,676of crimes related to women and children were accounted categorized as follows: Crimes against Children 548, Youth Offender Cases 235 and Violence against Women 893. Out of these figures, a total of 851cases were filed in court while 825 cases fall either under investigation or referred to DSWD/Brgy.

G. Trainings/Seminars

Number of Inclusive Number Number of Office Course/Seminar Course date of days Participants conducted March 2, Criminal Investigation RIDMD 2018 – May 35 50 1 Course Class 562-2018 25, 2018 July 16, 1st batch Crime Scene 2018-July RIDMD First Responders 5 50 1 20, 2018 Course

Aug 21, Criminal Investigation RIDMD 2018- Oct 35 50 1 Course Class 597-2018 30, 2018 Sep 28, Criminal Investigation RIDMD 2018-on 35 50 1 Course Class 601-201 going RIDMD Criminal Investigation Oct 26, 35 50 1

120 Course Class (4TH 2018- on BATCH) going 1st Batch Automated Oct 15, RIDMD Fingerprint Identification 2018–Oct 2 50 1 System (AFIS) CY 2018 16, 2018 1st Batch WCPD Specialized Course on Investigation of Crime Oct 22, RIDMD/ Involving Women and 2018–Nov 17 50 1 WCPD Children for PNP- 20, 2018 WCPD Officers

Investigation Officers Nov 7, 2018 RIDMD 45 50 1 Basic Course (IOBC) – on going 2nd Batch WCPD Specialized Course on Investigation of Crime Nov 27, RIDMD/ Involving Women and 2018- Dec 17 50 1 WCPD Children for PNP- 18, 2018 WCPD Officers

C. IMPROVED COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS THROUGH COMMUNITY-ORIENTED AND HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED POLICING

1. HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY PROGRAMS

This Office conducts various Human Rights Advocacy Programs from Regional Headquarters down to the lower units to enhance the knowledge and have a deeper understanding on the practical, policing-specific applications of Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law and how Human Rights-Based Policing principles are incorporated in the discharge of daily activities and at all times being sensitive to the economic, socio-cultural and political issues in the local areas of responsibility. Among the significant accomplishments of this office in this area are:

121 1) Conduct of workshop/seminar with a total number of 57 participants of this PRO. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “A”)

NO. CONDUCTED TRAINING TITLE DATE PLACE OF PARTICIPANTS PAX BY

PRO 12 PRO 12 PNP & Two-Day Human Rights February Makatarungan 57 RHPU 12 PRO 12 Refresher Seminar 27-28, 2018 Hall, Tambler, personnel GSC

Total Nr of Seminar/s Conducted ----- 1 Total Nr of Participants ----- 57

2) Rendered Human Rights related lectures to PNP personnel of this PRO (Pictorials – Attached Tab “B”).

PARTICI- TOPIC/S TRAINING TITLE DATE PLACE PANTS DISCUSSED  PNP’s Role in the 512nd Engineering Promotion and Basic Internal Protection of Human September BN Barangay PNP BISOC Security Operations Rights (PNP 19, 2018 Bawing, General trainees Course (BISOC) Operations); and Santos City  Laws on Arrest, Search and Seizure  Functions of Human PRO 12 Rights; Patrol Officers Basic October 18, Makatarungan Hall, PRO 12  Principles of Human PNP POBC Rights; and Course (POBC) 2018 Tambler, General Participants  Role of the PNP in Santos City Human Rights-Based Policing

PRO 12  Functions of Human Field Training Officers October 25, Makatarungan Hall, PRO 12 Rights; and PNP FTOC Course (FTOC) 2018 Tambler, General Participants  Human Rights-Based Santos City Policing (HRBP)

 Universal Declaration of PRO 12 Human Rights UDHR); PRO 12 Field Training Officers November Makatarungan Hall,  Human Rights Standards PNP FTOC and Principles; and Course (FTOC) 23, 2018 Tambler, General Participants Santos City  Human Rights-Based Policing (HRBP)  Idea of Human Rights; RIU 12 Office,  Universal Declaration of Lecture on Human November Camp Fermin G RIU 12 Human Rights (UDHR); Rights 26, 2018 Lira Jr, General Personnel  Concept and Principles Santos City of Human Rights; and  Human Rights Based-

122 Policing

 Idea of Human Rights;  Universal Declaration of RCEO 12 Building, Human Rights (UDHR); Lecture on Human November RCEO 12 Tambler, General  Concept and Principles Rights 28, 2018 Personnel Santos City of Human Rights; and  Human Rights Based- Policing  Idea of Human Rights; Integrated Training PRO 12  Universal Declaration of Program for PNP- November Makatarungan Hall, NUP 12 Human Rights (UDHR); NUP for 4th Quarter 29, 2018 Tambler, General Personnel and 2018 Santos City  Concept and Principles of Human Rights TOTAL NR OF LECTURES CONDUCTED: 6

3. Conduct of PICE to PNP Personnel on Human Rights Advisories and other Human Rights related issues and concerns (Pictorials – Attached Tab “C”).

UNIT NR. OF PICE CONDUCTED RHQ 3 GSCPO 250 CCPO 16 CPPO 176 SKPPO 235 SCPPO 233 SPPO 163

TOTAL NR OF PICE CONDUCTED: 1076

4. Initiated Human Rights Related Community-Based Dialogues and

other Human Rights Desk Related Activities (Pictorials – Attached Tab “D”).

UNIT NR OF ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED GSCPO 11 CCPO 13 CPPO 182 SKPPO 65 SCPPO 68 SPPO 6

TOTAL NR OF CBD CONDUCTED: 345

II. Reduce/eliminate incidence of Human Rights Violations (HRV) in police operations

A. Capability Building

This Office had established and maintained a total of 68 Human Rights Desks from Regional down to Provincial/City/Municipal Police Stations. Moreover, all

123 HR Desks were placed on different Offices with directional signage visible to inform the public of its existence and operation and being manned by HROs and 160 HRDOs.

NR OF HR DESKs UNIT HRDOs RHQ/PPO/CPO MPS/CPS PRO12 HRDO 1 5 General Santos CPO 1 8 20 Cotabato CPO 1 4 11 Sultan Kudarat PPO 1 12 30 Cotabato PPO 1 18 45 South Cotabato PPO 1 11 30 Sarangani PPO 1 7 19 TOTAL: 8 60 160

2. MULTI-SECTORAL COOPERATION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

This Office made close coordination and linkages with NGOs, and other sectoral groups and relevant partners from the government to enhance people’s participation and stronger cooperation in pursuit of the promotion, protection and fulfillment of human rights principles in the country:

 Attended dialogues/meetings/ forums with different sectors and other related human rights – driven activities, as follows (Pictorials – Attached Tab “E”):

DIALOGUES/MEETINGS/FO RUMS/DISCUSSIONS & HR DATE ATTENDEES VENUE RELATED ACTIVITIES

PCINSP JAIME D CHAVEZ (C, PNP Training Service, 1st Leg Police Human March 13-26, Pre-Charge Investigation Section, Camp BGen Rafael T Rights Officers Course 2018 RIDMD 12) Crame, PSINSP JOHN MINIDEL R PNP Training Service, 2nd Leg Police Human June 18, 2018- CALINGA (Deputy Station Camp BGen Rafael T Rights Officers Course July 3, 2018 Commander, PS2, CCPO) Crame, Quezon City Conference Hall, CHR XII, 2nd Quarter Regional  PSUPT ROBERTO G SENA Prime Government Gender and Development (RPHRO, RHRD 12); and May 9, 2018 Regional Center, Brgy Committee (RGADC) XII  PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA Carpenter Hill, Koronadal Meeting (Deputy RPCRD 12) City

4th Session of the Police PNPTS, CLES Building, September 6- PSUPT DENNIS F MADRIAGA Human Rights Officers Camp BGen Rafael T 24, 2018 (Deputy, RPCRD) Course Crame, Quezon City

2nd Leg of Senior-Level Best Western Plus Lex Police Discussions on the September 26- PSSUPT OLIVER A ENMODIAS Cebu Hotel, Escario St., Integration of Rights-Based 27, 2018 (DRDO, PRO 12) corner Juana Osmeña Policing Principles in Police Extension,

124 Operations

 PSUPT ROMEO C GALGO JR (RMFB, BN HQS);

3rd Leg of the Series of  PSUPT GEORGE B PARCON Marco Polo Hotel, C.M. 2018 "PNP-ICRC October 9-10, (CMFC, GSCPO); Recto, Poblacion District, Workshop/Training on HR 2018  PSUPT JOHN MIRIDEL R Davao City and IHL CALINGA (PMFC, CPPO); and  PINSP JUNEL REY S GATERA (PMFC, SCPPO)

Community-Based November 21, PSUPT ROBERTO G SENA Tierra Montana Hotel, Dialogue for LGBTIQ 2018 (RHRD, PRO 12) General Santos City TOTAL NR OF ACTIVITIES ATTENDED: 7

3. PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

Conduct of custodial facility inspections/visitations to City and Municipal Police Stations Custodial Facilities within AORs:

NR. OF CPS/MPS CUSTODIAL UNIT/OFFICE FACILITIES INSPECTED (As of October CY 2018) RHRD 12 12 GSCPO 181 SCPPO 89 CCPO 55 SKPPO 118 CPPO 162 SPPO 96 TOTAL : 701

2. Conduct of inventory of persons under custody. For the period, a total of 1054 persons under custody of different custodial facilities of MPS/CPS of this PRO were accounted (Pictorials – Attached Tab “F”):

INVENTORY OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY (As of October 2018)

NR. OF INVENTORY NR. OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY (PUC)

PPOs/

CPOs CONDUCTED Male Female Minor Total

CCPO 62 105 14 0 119

GSCPO 78 201 28 1 230

CPPO 25 222 26 2 250

SKPPO 28 78 3 1 82

SCPPO 33 188 14 0 202

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SPPO 51 159 11 1 171

TOTAL : 277 953 96 5 1054

3. Conduct of checkpoints within AORs with the presence of Police Human Rights Officers (PHROs) to ensure the promotion and protection of the citizen’s rights to dignity, privacy and freedom of movement. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “G”)

Assessment: The establishment of HR Desks within the AOR and the conduct of seminars/trainings to all HROs, this office are on its momentum in the promotion of Human Rights coupled with effective monitoring on Human Rights Violations and Cases.

4. COMMUNITY SAFETY AND AWARENESS PROTECTION PROGRAM

Organization of Drug Abuse Councils

Provincial City DAC City DAC Barangay Municipal DAC

DAC (Chartered) (Component) DAC

Unit

City City

DAC

Nr. Nr. of Nr. of Nr. of Nr. of Nr. of Nr. of

with DAC with DAC with DAC with DAC with

Provinces Provinces

Provinces

Nr. Nr. of City Nr. of City Nr. of Nr. of City

Barangays Barangays

Barangays

(Chartered)

Municipality Municipality (Component) GSCPO 26 14 CCPO 1 1 37 37 CPPO 1 1 1 1 17 17 543 543 SCPPO 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 138 138 SKPPO 1 1 - - 1 1 11 11 249 249 SPPO 1 1 7 7 141 141 Total 4 4 3 3 2 2 42 42 1,134 1,122

5. INTERNAL SECURITY OPERATIONS AND COUNTER-TERRORISM

For the period, PCR was able to conduct and record 1,518,487 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.

PROGRAMS, PROJECTS AND Accomplishments Total ACTIVITIES 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr (October- November) V. SANTINIG F. POLICE INSTITUTIONAL 230,161 312,914 443,622 352,028 1,338,725

126 INFORMATION G. COMMUNITY INFORMATION 13,465 20,483 31,547 22,352 87,847 H. INFORMATION OPERATIONS 344 497 303 304 1,448 (IO) I. GENDER AWARENESS 4,429 4,669 6,833 5,486 21,417 DEVELOPMENT J. SALA'AM POLICE 1,308 1,422 1,634 957 5,321 VI. SAMBAYAN D. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION 4,589 7,257 10,896 9447 32,189 AND MOBILIZATION E. COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE 2,923 3,113 4,210 2981 13,227 AND DEVELOPMENT F. SALA'AM POLICE 1,117 1,284 1,542 1,139 5,082 VII. PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS 2,426 2,501 2,607 1,593 9,127 VIII. BEST PRACTICE/ AND COMPLIANCE TO OTHER PCR 1,112 1,083 1,216 693 4,104 DIRECTIVE/SPECIAL LAWS GRAND TOTAL 261,874 355,223 504,410 396,980 1,518,487

6. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

1) Disaster Preparedness and Response related Activities

Number of Unit Activities Activities Conducted GSCPO Coordination with LGUs 125 Information Drive 91 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 148 esteros/waterways) Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 17 and fire) Relief Operations Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations Coordination with LGUs 135 Information Drive 453 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 24 esteros/waterways) CCPO Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill 1 Competition Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 25 and fire) Relief Operations Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations Coordination with LGUs 181 Information Drive 23105 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 193 esteros/waterways) CPPO Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill 22 Competition

127 Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 75 and fire) Relief Operations 13 Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 2 Coordination with LGUs 198 Information Drive 683 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways) 32 SCPPO Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 18 Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire) 52 Relief Operations 10 Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 7 Coordination with LGUs 56 Information Drive 3500 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 908 esteros/waterways) SKPPO Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 97 and fire) Relief Operations 29 Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations Coordination with LGUs 24 Information Drive 22 Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways) 17 SPPO Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 4 Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire) 32 Relief Operations 7 Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 6 Coordination with LGUs 14 Information Drive 12 RMFB Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 51 esteros/waterways) Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill 0 Competition Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 36 and fire) Relief Operations 0 Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 2 Total 30,427

128 OTHER INITIATIVES

A. COMMUNITY

1. POLICE-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

1) Forging Partnership

a) Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)

COMPOSITION AND NUMBER OF BPAT MEMBERS

Unit

crime crime

-

Total

Clubs

NGOs

BPATs

groups)

Tricycle/ Tricycle/

Number of Number

(anti

Association

Members of Members of Members of Members of Members

Radio Groups/ Groups/ Radio

Security Guard Security

Sectoral Group Sectoral

Barangays with with Barangays

Barangay Tanod Barangay Operators Drivers Drivers Operators GSCPO 24 260 1508 272 68 230 2 2364 CCPO 37 523 25 5 114 667 CPPO 1733 5395 637 440 3220 2765 17 14207 SCPPO 180 2097 98 96 193 533 105 2692 SKPPO 249 2,916 190 151 860 1,980 79 6,425 SPPO 118 1584 320 157 1712 464 92 4635 RMFB 17 340 2 342 Total 2,358 13,115 2,778 1,116 6,058 6,086 297 31,332

1. CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (CSO) 2. FARMERS ASSOCIATION 3. SOLO PARENT 4. OFW ORGANIZATION 5. MARKET VENDOR’S ASSOCIATION 6. VERMI ASSOCIATION 7. CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE 8. PNP RETIREES 9. SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION 10. MUNICIPAL FEDERATION OF BARANGAY HEALTH WORKERS 11. DAYCARE CENTER WORKERS ASSOCIATION 12. MULTI-PURPOSE ASSOCIATION 13. PERSONS WITH DISABILITY 14. TRICYCLE AND DRIVERS ASSOCIATION 15. PNP RETIREE 16. OFW ORGANIZATION 17. PWD 18. MARKET VENDORS ASSOCIATION 19. BALUT VENDORS ASSOCIATION

b) BPAT Related Trainings

129

Number of Participants Unit Training (Title) Date Police BPAT Supervisors Members Handcuffing January 23, 3 8 Techniques 2018 Handcuffing February 2, 5 4 Techniques 2018 Proper handling of February 5, 3 8 gun 2018 February 8, Gun Safety 5 9 2018 Self Defense and February 12, throwing the 4 9 2018 criminal off Self Defense: full force strikesto padded attacker May 21, 2018 6 27 using anything on hand

Safe Gun Handling May 24, 2018 6 27 GSCPO Proper Frisking May 30, 2018 6 27 Techniques May 31, 2018 6 27 and its proper use Arnis techniques: the art that is June 5, 2018 6 27 practiced primarily to self defense Orientation Proper on how to handle properly the June 21, 2018 6 27 arrested person during the operation Tips to maximize personal safety in July 13, 2018 5 20 public Pillars of Criminal Justice System, Division of Law and August 8, 2018 3 22 Threats of Crime Nature Pillars of Criminal Justice System, Division of Law and September 6, Threats of Crime 4 20 2018 Nature. Bomb Awareness safety Tips (IED)

130 Proper Gun Handling and 4 October 4. 3 16 Cardinal Rules on 2018 Gun Safety Handcuffing November 12, procedures and 3 15 2018 restraints guidelines Barangay Peacekeeping January 24, 1 20 Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Baluan) Barangay Peacekeeping October`9, 1 20 Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Baluan) Barangay Peacekeeping October 21, 1 25 Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Lagao) Barangay Peacekeeping November 22, 3 150 GSCPO Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Ligaya) Barangay Peacekeeping November 20, 5 200 Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Buayan) Barangay Peacekeeping November 18, 1 40 Orientation Seminar 2018 (Brgy. Lagao) November 5, BPAT Training 1 34 2018 November 10, BPAT Training 1 34 2018 February 6, BPAT Training 1 10 2018 February 8, BPAT Training 1 8 2018 February 23, BPAT Training 1 8 2018 BPAT Training March 23, 2018 1 12 January 16, BPAT Training 1 10 2018 January 17, BPAT Training 1 8 2018 January 17, BPAT Training 1 10 2018

131 January 21, BPAT Training 1 8 2018

BPAT Training May 24, 2018 1 25

BPAT Training May 24, 2018 1 25 CCPO BADAC Seminar and Workshop on Revitalized August 2018 5 30 Barangay Drug Clearing Program SKPPO August 2,2018 BPAT Skills September 20 360 Enhancement Training 26,2018 BPAT Skills September 4 Enhancement 8 50 and 6, 2018 Training

BPAT’s Basic Life August 29-31, and Public Safety 5 50 2018 Support Training

BPAT’s Basic Life September 13, 5 40 and Public Safety 2018 Support Training.

Basic Law 40

Enforcement for October 9, 1 BPATS 2018

SPPO First responders 45 October 10, role and the role of 1 BPATs. 2018 Arrest/Handcuffing 45 October 10, Techniques for 1 BPATs 2018 BIN Strengthening 40 October 11, 1 2018

First Aid and 50 Community-Base October 11, Disaster Risk 1 2018 reduction Management BPAT Skills Enhancement March 27, 2018 4 75 Training

132

BPAT Skills RMFB Enhancement March 12, 2018 2 8 Training

TOTAL 2,391 3,968

c) Success stories in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT.

BPAT Organization has a great contribution to the PNP especially in its campaign against criminality and in maintaining peace and order situation in their respective locality.

The BPATs, as the main actors, conducts community-based activities and information campaign in support of the PNP’s anti-criminality effort, internal security operation, and disaster management and control program.

They are an effective tool in the effective prevention, control and suppression of crime and efficient management of disasters and emergencies and are valuable partners in the development of the community.

Barangay Peace Keeping Action Team has an Annual Seminar/Orientation conducted by the personnel of seven (7) MPS purposely to orient them in their role as BPATs. One successful Story in the Operationalization of BPO/BPAT is during their active support for maintaining peace and order during celebration of festivals, fiestas and special events of schools and the government. They served as the eyes and ears of the barangay, they report any suspicious personalities present in their respective barangays.

PNP personnel conducted police presence and provided assistance/security together with BrgyTanods/BPATs/CVOs during Eucharistic Mass in connection to the celebration of All Saints and Souls Day.

d) Issues and concerns in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT.

133 There must be prescribing uniform for BPATs to be distinguished as member of the said organization.

The BPAT’s played vital role in each barangay to maintain peace and order in their respective barangay. One major concern and issues that affects their public service are lack of issued handheld radios and firearms. Honorariums and food supplies must be provided so that they will focus in serving the public.

2) Community Dialogue/Pulong-Pulong

Number of Dialouge/ Number of Unit Pulong-Pulong Conducted Participants GSCPO 6711 54329 CCPO 497 8,892 CPPO 19439 124507 SCPPO 2474 42220 SKPPO 4802 111427 SPPO 1,054 49,720 RPSB 439 10 092 Total 35,652 394263

. 2) Community Assistance and Development Programs

Accomplishments .Community Assistance & UNIT Conducted by the PNP Supported by Development Activities the PNP Medical & Dental Outreach 17 12 Programs (MEDOP) Relief Operations Feeding Program 166 145 GSCPO Bloodletting 18 17 Support to Community 25 6 Projects Livelihood & Skills 13 Development Projects Medical & Dental Outreach 1 1

134 Programs (MEDOP) CCPO Relief Operations Feeding Program 15 2 Bloodletting 3 21 Support to Community Projects Livelihood & Skills Development Projects Medical & Dental Outreach 1 44 Programs (MEDOP) Relief Operations 8 7 Feeding Program 69 41 CPPO Bloodletting 17 35 Support to Community 9 23 Projects Livelihood & Skills 2 19 Development Projects Medical & Dental Outreach Programs (MEDOP) 8 42 Relief Operations 0 11 SCPPO Feeding Program 64 27 Bloodletting 2 21 Support to Community Projects 16 72 Livelihood & Skills Development Projects 1 20 Medical & Dental Outreach 3 Programs (MEDOP) Relief Operations 12 180 Feeding Program 17 170 SKPPO Bloodletting 1 50 Support to Community 3 50 Projects Livelihood & Skills 4 100 Development Projects Medical & Dental Outreach 18 Programs (MEDOP) Relief Operations 7 SPPO Feeding Program 10 20 Bloodletting 11 Support to Community 9 Projects Livelihood & Skills 14 Development Projects Medical & Dental Outreach 3 26 Programs (MEDOP) RMFB Relief Operations 0 3 Feeding Program 41 48 Bloodletting 8 30

135 Support to Community 0 5 Projects Livelihood & Skills 0 2 Development Projects Total 544 1,322

2. SUSTAIN PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DIALOGUE PUBLIC INFORMATION AND ADVOCACY

1) Lectures on PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030

UNIT Number of Number of PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Awareness Activities Participants a. Cascading 60 908 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 517 17042 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 668 10939 d. Lecture conducted in schools 315 34091 GSCPO e. Lecture conducted for business groups 38 1075 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for 32 908 NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations a. Cascading 58 580 CCPO b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 332 2,371 d. Lecture conducted in schools 80 1,937 e. Lecture conducted for business groups 45 915 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for 15 341 NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations a. Cascading 823 50,563 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 35 16,525 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 2,120 20,203 d. Lecture conducted in schools 503 35,459 CPPO e. Lecture conducted for business groups 22 11,255 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for 23 18,890 NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic

136 organizations SCPPO a. Cascading 43 1401 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 122 2233 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 249 9153 d. Lecture conducted in schools 123 5577 e. Lecture conducted for business groups 27 604 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic 3897 organizations 71 a. Cascading 12 106 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 52 1,061 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 79 978 SKPPO d. Lecture conducted in schools 27 1,882 e. Lecture conducted for business groups 7 166 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic 109 4,914 organizations a. Cascading 7 320 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 95 5,300 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 165 6,200 SPPO a. Lecture conducted in schools 75 4,200 b. Lecture conducted for business groups 7 350 c. Lecture conducted through dialogue for 98 4,020 NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations a. Cascading 65 223

b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 8 111 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 208 903

RMFB b. Lecture conducted in schools 240 6 033

c. Lecture conducted for business groups 1 5

d. Lecture conducted through dialogue for 25 794 NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations

Total 7,601 278,400

137 2) Production and distribution of PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030-related Information, Education & Communication (IEC) Materials

Unit

Sling Total

Mugs

Flyers

Others Others

(Please (Please

Posters

specify)

Stickers Journal/

ID Lace/ ID Lace/

Ballpens

Magazine

Number of Number Recipients

Pamphlets Newsletter/ Newsletter/ GSCPO 69894 44 5 71 8 109 200019 CCPO 37,927 1,883 5,538 180 34 CPPO 131418 62001 8938 1208 0 25 556 50 182 210574 SCPPO 42,973 4,079 4,267 249 25 15 150 250 0 43,242 SKPPO 15041 160 6 114 7 53 22097 SPPO 25 0 0 10 7 0 0 0 3,400 RMFB 156 9 350 15 16 0 0 0 0 0 9 547 Total 297,434 66,284 15,114 7,206 47 40 886 300 378 479,332

PSI LEONARDO L ENGGAY, Station Commander conducted the simultaneous placement of No Smoking Stickers and its penalties at any Public Utility Vehicle within the area of responsibility.

3) Information Dissemination re P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 through Electronic, Broadcast and Print Media

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Information Number of Activities/Posts Dissemination a. Television 375 b. Radio 2041 c. Print (featured stories/press releases) 461 d. Social Media 1) Facebook 28461 2) Twitter 11625 3) Instagram 96 4) Unit Website 860 Total 43,919

138

1) Electronic and Print Media

Types of Medium Number of Activities a. Television 362 b. Radio 1260 c. Print (featured stories and/or press releases) 464 Total 2,086

2) Television and Radio Programs Maintained

Types of Schedule Channel/ Broadcast Title (Date/Time) Frequency Media ABS-CBN November Channel 15 08,2018 a. Televisio Brigada News TV n Brigada News TV Fri 09:00- 34 9:15am October 16, Channel 15 Radyo Bandera 2018 September 98.1FM 09, 2018 September 98.1FM 13, 2018 August 23, 98.1FM 2018 August 09, 98.1FM 2018 October 15, 88.1FM T’Radyo b. Radio 2018 August 18, 88.1FM 2018 October 19, 95.7FM Brigada News Koronadal 2018 Brigada 95.7FM News FM Koronadal

139 Kasanggasahimpapawid Regular 99.3 schedule(ev ery Monday) 10:00- 10:30am UsapangPangkapayapaan at Every Spring Radio 97.9 Kaayusan Friday (11:00- 12:00 in the morning) Tingug Sang Kapulisan Every 2nd 639 DXKR RMN and 4th Koronadal Sunday of the Month Oras ng Pilipinas 8:00- DXKI 1062, 9:00AM Koronadal City Every Thursday CPPO Every 101.5 Edge FM North Cotabato Police Hour Friday (12NOON- 1PM) Banisilan MPS 8:30-9:00 103.5 TALAKAYAN SA EVERY KAPULISAN/ FRIDAY Kidapawan CPS >Every >107.1 FM >PNP Sunday, ugKatawhansaKidapwanProte 1pm ktahan, RadyoNatin / Magpet MPS >11:00 AM- >DXND 747 USWAG MAGPET 12:00 NOON >USWAG MAGPET >99.5 SEGMENT >11:00 AM- RadyoBombaKidap 12:00 awan City NOON Makilala MPS 10-11am 90.3 charm radio Dagay day Pres. Roxas MPS Every 99.9 FM Radyo Kasadya Thursday 7:00 AM Every Saturday 105.1 RadyoNatinLebak “KaalamanHatid ng Kapulisan” (9:00-9:30 FM AM) RMN News Radio ONCE A

MONTH Pulisya at your Service Brigada News Fm Fri 09:00- 87.9

140 9:15am RADIO NATIN 101.3 FM Fri 2:00- 101.3 2:30 PNP Information and Safety 3 per month 100.5 Tips Dissemination Radio Katribu 12:00 103.33

Topics discussed were regarding Campaign against Criminality and illegal Drugs. 3) Information Operations (IO) Plan and Media Lines

Information Media Lines Localized Media Unit Operation Plan Disseminated Lines Formulated Formulated (from NHQ) GSCPO 9 7 9 CCPO 2 1 CPPO 10 15 15 SCPPO 78 130 56 SKPPO 17 SPPO 4 41 7 Total 120 194 87

4) Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE)

Number of Number of Unit Subject/Topic Sessions Participants Conducted TAMANG BIHIS 471 376 GSCPO CHECKPOINT 64 349 MOVE 18 254 LOI “Bayanihan and “PulisNatin 31 620 OPLAN “BALIK-ESKWELA 6 173 RA 9710 “Magna Carta for Women LOI 35/10 “SAKLOLO REVISED” (PNP 6 Disaster Risk Reduction and 261 CCPO Management Plan) CMC No. 16-2016 PNP Anti-Illegal Drugs

Campaign Plan-Project “Double Barrel” PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 6 149 PATROL PLAN 2030 11 287 Republic Act 10195 (the Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition 6 140 Control) PNP OPLAN “SUMVAC” 6 120 RA 9208 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act 158 of 2003) 6 RA 9710 “Magna Carta for Women” 6 193 National Prevention week 6 251

141 PNP Operational Procedures (General 6 270 Procedures: Rule 1 to 7) PNP Operational Procedures (General 6 178 Procedures: Rule 8 to 11) PNP operational Procedures (Basic 6 194 Procedures: Rule 12-14) PNP Operational procedures (Basic 6 213 Procedures: Rule 15-16) PNP Operational Procedures (Special 6 187 Procedures: Rule 21-22) PNP Operational Procedures (Special 6 197 Procedures: Rule 25-26) PNP Ethical Doctrine 20 988 The continuation of PNP Ethical Doctrine, 26 1048 TamangBihis and Deployment of Personnel. PNP PATROL PLAN 2030, TamangBihis 23 1500 and Deployment of Personnel. CPPO the TamangBihis and further reminded 10 875 the key personnel on their daily compliance reports as directive from higher headquarters

PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures: Rule 1-7), TamangBihis 19 1020 CMC No. 16-2016 PNP anti-illegal Drugs 18 1016 Campaign Plan Project “Double Barrel. the Republic Act 10195 (Comprehensive 20 1025 Law on Firearms & Ammunition Control) the PIAS/RIAS requirements on how to 10 720 avail clearances from office and LTO seminar for non-driver’s license and expire license. RA 9208 (Anti-Traffic in Persons Act of 12 815 2003”. COP Ligtas SUMVAC and Election of 21 1026 Barangay & SK. Labor Day Celebration information and 21 916 dissemination on Human Rights Laws how to prevent it specially when there are ralies and any related activities pertaining to Labor Day. Law Enforcement and Public Safety, 11 720 Chanced Engagement of 12 816 Troops,personnel are advised to refrain from expressing personnel views or opinion in the media regarding the matter, Law enforcement and Public Safety

142 Media lines re SONA 13 920 PNP Operational Procedures (Special 19 1018 Procedures Rule 23-24). re Crime Prevention Week 2018 22 1034 the Intervention to the increase of rape 15 927 case Complaints from Concerned Sectors re 20 1031 Rampant Illegal Cock Fighting Activities Patrol Plan 2030,disseminate 19 1022 Implementation of Municipal Ordinances and maintain Police Visibility in the AOR Discipline to the personnel,this is one 19 922 important to the Police Officer being discipline in our self and each other.this program aims to encourage individuals to develop good moral characters Patrol Plan 2030 51 44 PNP Operational Procedures 1 42 (General Procedures: Rule 1-7) LOI Tamang-Bihis 9 44 PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 2 44 Media Lines re-PNP Personnel Involved 3 42 in Illegal Activities Preparation of SALN 1 42 The Implementation of OplanTokhang to 3 44 DI Watchlist Drug personalities CMC No.16-2016 PNP Anti-Illegal Drugs 1 44 Campaign Plan-Project “Double Barrel” PNP Operational Procedures 1 42 (General Procedures: Rule 8 to 11) PNP Operational Procedures 1 42 (General Procedures: Rule 1-7) PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 1 42 Procedures: Rule 15 to 16) SCPPO PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 2 44 Media Lines re-PNP Personnel Involved 3 42 in Illegal Activities PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 1 40 Procedures: Rule 17 to 18) PNP Operational Procedures (Special 1 40 Procedures: Rule 19 to 20) Oplan SUMVAC 2018 3 42 Oplan-BalikEskwela 3 42 Approved Fees/Rates of Fees and 1 48 Charges relative to regulation of Firearms and Ammunition PNP Operational Procedures (Special 1 47 Procedures: Rule 23-24) PNP Operational Procedures (Special 2 44

143 Procedures: Rule 25-26) National Crime Prevention Week 3 43 PNP Operational Procedures (Special 1 46 Procedures: Rule 27-28) RA 9710 (Magna Carta for Women) 1 45 PNP Operational Procedures (Special 1 46 Procedures: Rule 29-30)  PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 42 2100  PATROL PLAN 2030 985 49250  PNP Operational Procedures 33300 (General Procedures: Rule 1 to 7) CMC No. 16-2016 PNP Anti-Illegal Drugs Campaign Plan-Project 666 “Double Barrel”  Republic Act 10195 (the 6150 Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control) 123 SKPPO  PNP OPLAN “SUMVAC” 39 1950  RA 9208 (ANTI-TRAFFICKING IN 16650 PERSONS ACT OF 2003 333

 LOI 35/10 “SAKLOLO REVISED” 2200 (PNP Disaster Risk Reduction and 44 Management Plan)  OPLAN “BALIK-ESKWELA” 2050 41  PNP Operational Procedures 3550 (Special Procedures: Rule 19-20) LOI “Bayanihan and “PulisNatin” 71  APPROVED RATES/FEES AND 3450 CHARGES RELATIVE TO THE REGULATION OF FIREARMS 69 AND AMMUNITION  NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION 45 1800 WEEK  LOI TAMANG BIHIS 436 2180  MEDIA LINES 24 1200  RICE AWARENESS MONTH 24 1000  RA 9710 “ MAGNA CARTA FOR 45 2250 WOMEN”  Campaign To End Violence 14 700 Against Women  Drug Abuse Prevention and 71 2250 Control Week SPPO PATROL PLAN 2030, Police Operational 364 20,266 procedure, ML “TamangBihis” 31 2440 POP Conduct of Checkpoint 10 107

144 Withdrawal of support to the production of 6 700 the teleserye “AngProbinsyano” Tucking of Firearms while in civilian and 6 800 in uniform Code of Conduct and Ethical Standard 15 1050 National Police Clearance System by 6 350 NAPOLCOM Resolution No. 2016-393 which “Authorize the PNP to adopt and implement the NPCS and DILG Administrative Order No. 2016-01” R.A No. 11032 Guidelines and Act No. 6 900 6713 “Adherence the PNP personnel to RMFB the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards” OplanMapayapa Checkpoint Guidelines 6 780 Upcoming activities, issues, and concerns 1 50 and situational update of Area of Responsibility Implementation of Gun Ban during 6 925 Election Period COMELEC Barangay Election 6 1025 PRO 12 Campaign Ligtas SUMVAC 2018 6 1020 Close Quarter Battle 1 25 Gun Safety 6 690 PNP MC No. 2017-022 "PNP Anti- Illegal 53 212 Gambling Campaign Plan: Operation High Poller" and Memo on "PNP Supplemental Operational Guidelines in the Conduct of Tokhang Activities" SOP in Conducting Check Point 12 960 Safety of Personnel during Duty 12 850 PNP Patrol Plan 10 700 Total 4,761 190,850

145 5) Operationalization and Maintenance of Social Media Accounts

Number of Number of Type of Social Media Number Feedbacks Netizens’ Unit Accounts of Posts Positive Negat Complaint/Assista ive nce Acted Upon GSCPO 17685 7325 22 2 CCPO 3,569 19,460 5 5 CPPO Facebook 2674 2010 10 168 SCPPO 10, 453 32, 995 66 257 SKPPO 3734 3,072 11 SPPO 2,920 1,456 RMFB 2 235 2 829 2 2 GSCPO 6144 5 CCPO 249 185 3 3 CPPO Twitter 450 390 2 8 SCPPO SKPPO 156 150 SPPO 119 54 RMFB 780 0 0 0 GSCPO CCPO CPPO Others (please SCPPO specify) SKPPO TEXT/C 2,510 94 ALL SPPO RMFB Total 38,480 2,510 110 94

B. SUSTAIN PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION

1. SUSTAIN PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS AND OTHER PILLARS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM (CJS)

Implementation of Joint Programs/Projects with Stakeholders and other Pillars of the Criminal Justice System

Purpose/Objective of the Name of Organization Program/Project Title Program/Project Aims to decrease and prevent existence of illegal LGU-CCPO Revitalized RONDA drugs criminalities and corruption Aims to generate fund for Fun Run gift giving during the CCPO-CAC Christmas season Blood Letting Aims to bestow blood to

146 sick person through Red Cross To promote environmental Clean-up drive care as part of Makakalikasan To develop skills and knowledge of Tourist Police Seminar on tourist police Officers in promoting Tourism in the city To promote good health to the personnel of CCPO Sugar Screening and strengthen linkages with the other government agency. To develop the skills of How to handle radio CCPO personnel program particularly the PCR & PIO in handling radio program. MADAC Matrix Intensive Out- Rehabilitation of Person patient Program who use Drugs This activity is to bring social and security services even to the most far flung Koronadal Lodge 209 Community Outreach places and with this Free MASON approach we gain the thrust and confidence of the people. - To lessen road accidents in the AOR.

- To enhance the knowledge, skills and Road Safety and competencies of RSA Advocates Defensive Driving motorcycles/tricycles Seminar drivers and operators.

- To be aware of the existing law pertaining to RA 4136.

- To lessen increasing cases of person having STI/HIV/AIDS STI/HIV/AIDS. Task Force Kalusugan Awareness - To give awareness to the community on STI/HIV/AIDS. - Strengthening of PNP Families

- Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and

147 dependents LGU of Alamada 1.matrix on intensive Intervension for Drug outpatient treatment for Surrenderries people with stimulant use disorder To Enhance Skills and 2.BPAT Orienatation Train our BPAT members Seminar Rotary Club of Midsayap BrigadaEskwela Educational Advocacy Project Hand WASHING Healthy Sanitation/pupils STOP BUTATE It is an anti-illegal drug abuse education program for 4th year high school students locally designed by the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) of the Province of Sultan Kudarat headed by Hon Datu Suharto “Teng” Mangudadatu to be supported by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP), Department of Sultan Kudarat PPO SKulKa BA Program Education (DepEd), Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO), Provincial Health Office (PHO) and other concerned agencies to provide interventions so that vulnerable children and students will be sufficiently made aware of the ill effects of drugs and make them say “No” to its temptation. FEEDING PROGRAM (PC PHQ PNP BAYANIHAN ELEMENTARY To prevent malnourish children SCHOOL) LGU Conference implementation of plans and programs of LGU in partnership with Esperaza MPS LGU-MHO CBRP Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers LGU-MSWD Meeting Protection of Children LGU-Municipal Officials SB Session inspection of Public Market establishments LGU SNA BARANGAYAN Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers PRESIDENT QUIRINO Drug Awareness Lecture Reformation Program of PNP and Morale Recovery Drug Surrenderers Program

148 PNP LEBAK MAY BUKAS PA Reformation Program of PROGRAM Drug Surrenderers BFP Fire Safety Lecture To aware the children for fire safety BFP Fire Prevention Month Awareness of the said Alay Lakad celebration conduct of market price Conducted market price To avoid over pricing inspection inspection LGU/ KMJS-GMA7 featuring the town’s To promote the delicious delicious delicacy HALO- Halo-halo of this HALO municipality LGU LUTAYAN & PNP CLEAN & GREEN Waste Management Program LUTAYAN PROGRAM Community Based Rehabilitaion LGU LUTAYAN & PNP REHAB SA BARANGAY Prong for Drug Dependent LUTAYAN Personalities LGU LUTAYAN & PNP MASA MASID Anti- Illegal Drug Campaign LUTAYAN PROGRAM Corruption info drive PNP LUTAYAN SKUL KA BA Anti- Illegal Drug Campaign LECTURER Outreach, Dental, Medical LGU LUTAYAN & PNP KATATABANGAY Mission,feeding,blood letting LUTAYAN PROGRAM and relief opeartions for Lutayanconsrtituents Bureau of Jail Mgt. and TabangTatapp Program For Drug Surrederers Penology, DWSD, Using TC Approach Phil.Army, DOH, LGU Tacurong, Religious Sector

2. PARTICIPATION IN FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS

Unit Focus of Partnership/ Faith-Based Organization Engaged (PRO/NSU) Collaboration/Activities BukasLoobsaDiyos Strengthening of PNP GSCPO, Families PRO 12 Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents Life in The Spirit Seminar Strengthening of faith Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Strengthening of PNP Families Bless Our Cops Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

149  Strengthening of PNP CCPO, PRO BukasLoobsaDiyos Families 12  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents BukasLoobsaDiyos  Strengthening of PNP CPPO, PRO Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) Families 12 Life in the Spirit Seminar  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents Morale Enhancement Program  Strengthening of PNP Spiritual Upliftment and Growth of Families the Organization  Spiritual Enrichment of BalikLoobsaPanginoon at PNP personnel and Pamahalaan dependents  Strengthening of PNP Families.  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel  Strengthening of PNP Families 1. Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and SCPPO dependents (Norala MPS Surallah BukasLoobsaDiyos  Strengthening of MPS Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) PNP Families Tupi MPS Life in the Spirit Seminar SCPMFC  Spiritual Enrichment of Polomolok PNP personnel and MPS dependents LAKE SEBU Moral and Spiritual Upliftment  Strengthening of PNP Tantangan Program Families MPS)  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and BukasLoobsaDiyos dependents  Strengthening of PNP Families  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents Parish Renewal Experience (PREX)  Life in the Spirit Seminar  Strengthening of Gate Keepers Ministry PNPPersonnel  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents BukasLoobsaDiyos  Strengthening of PNP Parish Renewal Experience (PREX)

150 Life in the Spirit Seminar Families NACPHIL (National Chaplaincy of  Spiritual Enrichment of the Philippines) PNP personnel and GKK dependents (GagmayKristohanongKatalingaban) Pentecostal Church of the SKPPO, Philippines PRO 12 Faith Tabernacle Church Kulaman Southern Baptist Church Assembly of God Church Wesleyan Church International Auxiliary Chaplaincy Association (IACA Values Formation Council PNP-MOST (MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION) Inter-Ministerial Fellowship (IMF) CWL SPPO, PRO BukasLoobsaDiyos  Strengthening of PNP 12 Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) Families Life in the Spirit Seminar  Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents RMFB , PRO Bless Our Cops  Strengthening of PNP 12 Sunday Mass Families BukasLoobsaDiyos Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) Life in the Spirit Seminar

3. PARTICIPATION IN RELIGIOUS, HEALTH/PHYSICAL FITNESS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS/CAMPAIGNS

Accomplishments Number of Number of Number of Unit Religious Faith- Health/Physical Environmental based Activities Fitness Program Protection Related Participated Participated Activities Participated GSCPO 261 235 117

151 CCPO 158 123 35 CPPO 242 180 107 SCPPO 114 91 64 SKPPO 22 7 27 SPPO 271 97 88 RMFB 161 56 128 Total 1,299 789 566

SPO1 Abas M Silongan SALAAM PNCO together with SPO1 Haickon D Coro PCR PNCO of Police Station 3 attended Friday prayer Friday prayer at Sultan Bulkia Grand Mosque of Kalangan 2, Cotabato City.

4. FAMILY, JUVENILE AND GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

1) FJGAD-related training

Accomplishments Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Unit Program (PRO/NSU) Nr of Trngs Nr of Nr of Trngs Nr of Conducted Participants Conducted Participants GSCPO 111 5350 167 8600 CCPO 7 7 0 0 CPPO 0 0 0 0 SCPPO 109 5665 226 17747 SKPPO 0 0 0 0 SPPO 4 140 42 800 RMFB 2 100 4 250 Total 233 13,772 439 27,491

152 5. ANTI-CORRUPTION INITIATIVE (PNP CITIZEN’S CHARTER)

a. Implementation of PNP Citizen’s Charter by NHQ PNP Frontline Offices (DI, PCRG, CLG, CSG (FED & SOSIA), HPG, PRBS, PTCFOR)

Accomplishments (Based on the Client Satisfaction Survey Unit Form) (NSU) Number of Positive Number of Feedback Received Negative Feedback GSCPO 607 11 CCPO 3,727 151 CPPO 0 0 SCPPO 5996 134 SKPPO 128 0 Total 10,458 296

Give at least one (1) positive feedback received from the client and two comment/suggestion providing clients feedback for the improvement of the services rendered (for NSUs with frontline services) .

6. Display of Service Standards/Flowcharts of Police Station Services

Accomplishments Unit Number of CPS/MPS Stations with Number of (by PPO) Service Standards/ Flowcharts CPS/MPS Displayed GSCPO 8 8 CCPO 6 6 CPPO 18 18 SCPPO 12 12 SKPPO 13 13 SPPO 7 7 Total 64 64

2018 BEST PRACTICES

This Office conducted PCR-related project/activity during the period covered and/or undertaken in the past and continuously implemented up to the present, which greatly contributed in the attainment of any of the following: a) Strengthening police-community partnership; b) Community participation to PNP’s various programs in the maintenance of peace and order; andEnhancement of the image and credibility of the PNP.

153 JOINT PNP-LGU RONDA

“DANGPANAY” a term from ilongo ethnic tribe which means helping each other will be a combination of activities that will help and alleviate the hitches in the community. Reach out activities will be conducted such as clean-up drive/ dagyawlimpyosapa, adopting scholar, feeding, medical outreach if possible and other reach-out activities.

“TSINELAS HALIN KAY TSIP”

At around 8:30 in the morning of May 7, 2018 SPO1 Adonis Laruan, Operation PNCO together with PO3 RoxanRendajePalmes, PCR PNCO, under the direct supervision of PSI JUN JINETE NAPAT, Officer In- Charge distributed forty- five (45) pair of slippers to IP children of Brgy. Poblacion, Arakan, Cotabato. Activity ended at about 9:30 in the morning of same date. Photo taken by SPO1 Adonis Laruan.

“GAMIT SA ESKWELAHAN, HANDOG NG PULIS ARAKAN”

At around 8:30 in the morning of November 26, 2018, personnel of Arakan MPS led bySPO1 Nefel P Paraguya,Admin PNCO distributed twenty eight (28) sets of school supplies to the pupils of SitioSaje, Day Care Center , Barangay Malibatuan, Arakan, Cotabatounder the advisory of Belen P. Muñosco. This is in Line with our Best Practices “GAMIT SA ESKWELAHAN, HANDOG NG PULIS ARAKAN”.Photo taken by PO1 Liezel Mae L Salvador. At around 9:00 in the morning of November 26, 2018, personnel of Arakan MPS led bySPO1 Nefel P Paraguya,Admin PNCO distributed twenty eight (28) sets of school supplies to the Kinder 1 and twelve (12) sets to Grade 1 pupils of SitioSaje ,Elementary School, Barangay Malibatuan, Arakan, Cotabatounder the advisory of Eden C. Ampatin. This is in Line with our

154 Best Practices “GAMIT SA ESKWELAHAN, HANDOG NG PULIS ARAKAN”.Photo taken by PO1 Liezel Mae L Salvador.

SKulKa Ba

(Sama-samangKabataanUpangLabananangKasamaan ng Bisyo at Adiksyon)

Background Information

The province of Sultan Kudarat is experiencing a steady growth in socio- economic development for the past years and alongside with this improvement is the increasing threat of illegal drugs not only in urban centers but as well as to the rural barangays all throughout the province. Detecting illegal drug trade that occurs within the communities are also getting increasingly difficult to do because of advancement in technologies where illegal drug traders are using them in their favor such as the ever expanding coverage of mobile phone, improving road accesses and growing transportation services, money transfer facilities, among others.

Another observed conduit of illegal drugs reaching the people of Sultan Kudarat is, alarmingly, through young students who are enrolled to colleges and universities all throughout the country. Governor Datu Suharto T. Mangudadatu, Al Haj has pointed out that some of these young people who become exposed to illegal drugs from places where they are enrolled acted as medium and sources of unlawful substances once they go back to their respective hometowns. This is a real threat and if left unabated will increase the susceptibility of other children towards prohibited drugs.

Governor Mangudadatu built up a policy to see to it that vulnerable children and students will be sufficiently made aware of the ill-effects of drugs and make them say “No” to its temptation. As the Chairperson of the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) and Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Council ( PADAC) he called the attention of partner agencies: Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP) through the Sultan Kudarat Provincial Police Office (SKPPO), Department of Education (DepEd), Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO) and Provincial Health Office (PHO) and other concerned agencies to come up with an operational framework to counter the threat and menace of illegal drugs in the province and prepare the graduating high school students, both public and private schools, including out-of-school youths and working youths to be psychologically and

155 mentally prepared to resist the use of prohibited drugs, and to ensure promotion of a healthy lifestyle once they are left on their own to study in colleges and universities.

Having involved, informed, and assertive students will influence them in their decisions to stay away from being victims of substance abuse and unwanted pregnancies.

PCR-related activities conducted during the period covered and undertaken in the past and continuously implemented up to the present are the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) and the Spiritual Enhancement of the PNP personnel and the conduct of Barangay Pulong2x to update the community on the peace and order situation as well as coordination with the Local Government Unit, NGO and stakeholders that may help to support and maintain the peace and order situation. These activities are believed to strengthen police-community partnership, community participation and enhancement of the image and credibility of the PNP. Through the activities being conducted, it will greatly contribute to the success and development of the community.

Lakas TulunganSa Glan; A Blood Letting, Feeding, Medical Outreach Program

On September 23, 2018, at 7:00 clock in the morning, LakasTulungan Sa Glan; A Blood Letting, Feeding, Medical Outreach Program initiated and launched by Glan Municipal Police Station spearheaded by PSUPT Manuel Ryan P. Lim, Chief of Police (COP) in coordination with Local Government Unit of Glan headed by Mayor Victor James B. Yap Sr,Hon. Vivien B. Yap, MD. Vice Mayor, Hon. Angelito L. Cerna, DPA, Municipal Councilor, Philippine National Red Cross of Gensan, Municipal Health Office (MHO) headed byGliceria R. Corsame, MD, Association of Barangay Council (ABC) President headed by Hon. Isedrito P. Cañete, Bureau of Fire and Protection of Glan, Reform Unified Movement Guardians Brotherhood Inc. (RUMGBI), Drug Surrenderers and other stakeholders.

A total of 44 individuals from Sarangani Provincial Mobile Force Company (SPMFC), Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) 12), Philippine Coast Guard, Officials and Constituents from 31 Barangays all of Glan successfully donated a blood.

The Indigent People (IP), the children and Senior Citizens more or less 400 individuals, from seven (7) barangays namely: San Vicente, Mudan, Sufatubo,

156 Calpidong, Calabanit, Batulaki, and Glan-Padidu received a foods, gift of love, libringgupit, medicines and free medical check-up services.

Number of beneficiaries/attendees is more or less 600 individuals. Activity held at Glan MPS compound, Brgy. Poblacion, Glan, Sar. Prov.

Lakas Tulungan sa Glan; A Pantawid Pamilya Program to the Deputized Fish Warden (BantayDagat) and Medical Outreach Program

On October 11, 2018, at 1:00 clock in the afternoon, LakasTulungan Sa Glan; A PantawidPamilya Program to the deputized Fish Warden (BantayDagat) and Medical Outreach Program initiated and launched by Glan Municipal Police Station spearheaded by PSUPT Manuel Ryan P. Lim, Chief of Police (COP) in coordination with Local Government Unit of Glan headed by Mayor Victor James B. Yap Sr,Hon. Vivien B. Yap, MD. Vice Mayor, Municipal Health Office (MHO) headed byGliceria R. Corsame, MD, Drug Surrenderers, Police Students of PSJLC 2018- 02 Bravo of RTC 12, Barangay officials of Calabanit headed by Hon. Lydia B. Hizoler, Brgy.Chairperson and other stakeholders which held at Public Gym of Brgy. Calabanit, Glan, Sarangani Province.

The Indigent People (IP), the children and Senior Citizens from abovementioned Barangay and Fish Warden from 31 barangays of municipality of Glan with a total of more or less 800 individuals received gift of love (5 kilos of rice and assorted goods), toys and feedings for children, medicines and free medical check-up services.

157 DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION (DARE)

At about 10:30in the morning of January 17, 2018, SPO3 Roland B Dinero, Dare Officerconducted drug awareness lecture to more or less Forty-One (41) pupils, Section-Macapagal of H Bayan Sr. Central Elementary School General Santos City. Topic discussed was Lesson 15- Summarizing the D.A.R.E. to help the students summarizes and assess what they have learned from participating the DARE program.Activity ended about 11:00o’clock in the morning of the same date.

FEEDING PROGRAM

At 10:50 in morning of October 5, 2018, SPO1 Ana Marie Floro, WCPD PNCO conducted Feeding Program Activity to the Grade 1 pupils of Banisil Central Elementary School, at Barangay Tambler, GSC. The said activity benefited by more or less seventy (70) children’s of said place. Through this noble initiative it is one way of showing the Best Practices of PNP yet a simple way of sharing and spending precious moments to the children especially to those who are less fortunate. This would somehow supplement and improve nutritional health that alienate short term hunger and address micronutrient deficiency. Activityended at 11:30 in the morning of same date.

Batang May K (Street Education)

At 01:16 in the afternoon of October 28, 2018, Police Station 5 Personnel led by PO3 Analiza B Domingo, PCR PNCO gathered the children’s loitering at PurokCatapang heights, Barangay Calumpang, General Santos City and teach them to pray at night before going to sleep and before having meal, they were also imparted on the proper washing of hands before eating.Further, advise them to study hard to have a good future as they are the most vulnerable sectors in the community. This is one of simple way in educating children’s that they may able to gain

158 knowledge and with this advocacy we can give morale to the children’s in order that they will be more participative in the community. Activity ended at 01:25 in the afternoon of same date.

159 THE PRO 12 DIRECTORY

ELISEO T RASCO Police Chief Superintendent Regional Director

ULYSSES C CATON Police Chief Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Administration

OLIVER A ENMODIAS Police Senior Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Operations

MANUEL M LUKBAN JR Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Directorial Staff

NOEL U KINAZO Police Senior Superintendent OIC, Regional Personnel Resource and Development Division

RANNIE P HACHUELA Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Intelligence Division

JEMUEL F SIASON Police Superintendent OIC, Regional Operations and Plans Division

JOSEPH P SEMILLANO Police Senior Superintendent AC, Regional Logistics Resource Development Division

PORTIA B MANALAD Police Senior Superintendent AC, Police Community Relations Division

LEX EPHRAIM C GURAT Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Comptroller Division

HENRY B VILLAR Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division

ROLANDO B CUYA Police Senior Superintendent C, Regional Headquarters Service Group

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