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Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. DAYS Page: 2 of 262 Released on JANUARY 12, 2018 Seq. No. N a m e 1 AALA, JOHN VICTOR CANTAL 2 ABA, JOSHUA GORDONCILLO 3 ABAAG, JEPHTEH DIGAN 4 ABABAT, CALIXTO JR SUAZO 5 ABABULON, JONATHAN BUMILAC 6 ABACA, CARMILA ATTANG 7 ABACHE, NELJEAN DEJINO 8 ABAD, BENEDICTO JR VILLAMOR 9 ABAD, CATHRINA DAHAN 10 ABAD, ERICK PAUL GLOBIO 11 ABAD, FERDINAND II NOOL 12 ABAD, IAN DAVE MADERABLE 13 ABAD, JHOMAR SANCHEZ 14 ABAD, LOUISE LLANES 15 ABAD, MARK BENIGNO ROSARIO 16 ABAD, MYKE JOERNEL DONIEGO 17 ABAD, REY BENSON GAMIZ 18 ABAD, RONIE MATO 19 ABAD, SANTIAGO LOZANO 20 ABADIER, FRANCIS ALBERT BAUTISTA 21 ABADILLA, MARCON PALATTAO 22 ABADINES, CHRISTOPHER DE LA CRUZ 23 ABAGAT, REYNALDO JR OLIVA 24 ABAGON, MARK MADRID 25 ABAIGAR, ELLEN MAE LUCERO 26 ABALO, VIRGELIO JR SAPLAD 27 ABALOS, ALVIN ARAY 28 ABALOS, DAISEL-JADE CENTINO 29 ABALOS, ELMAR GALLEGO 30 ABAN, JESSON JR GUANCO 31 ABAN, PRINCESS QUENNIE QUELNAT 32 ABAN, VICTOR BALLESTEROS 33 ABANES, CECILIO JOHN III CACANINDIN 34 ABANGAD, LAURENCE BATTULAYAN 35 ABANNAG, ERENIO SILIP 36 ABANTAS, ISMAEL SALIC EJERA 37 ABANTE, FELIPE CUETO 38 ABAO, JOMAR BATON 39 ABAPO, JOHN HARLIE ARANSADO 40 ABARABAR, ALJUN SAYSON 41 ABARABAR, NIKKO BILLY SALARZON 42 ABARCA, CHRIS ANN JEAN ANTONIANO 43 ABARCA, SORIAH VILLARTA 44 ABARE, JOBERT REYES 45 ABARIENTOS, HIKE BASILIO 46 ABARIENTOS, RHENO AUCILA 47 ABARQUEZ, GUILLERSON ALCALA 48 ABARRA, KATRINA MAGDATO 49 ABARRO, RICO CARLO GAFFUD 50 ABAS, SADDAM MANAMPAD Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. 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No. N a m e 51 ABAYABOR, JOJO RAMELO 52 ABAYAN, JHON CARLOS LAIWOO 53 ABAYGAR, ALQUINN MANALILI 54 ABAYON, JOSEPHUS TEJAMO 55 ABAYON, MICHAEL PAÑO 56 ABBANG, JAY AR ASIS 57 ABBAS, SITTI MUFIDA PASCUAL 58 ABBIGAT, NOAH BINOLGAN 59 ABDUHASAD, JUMLI TIBLANI 60 ABDUL, SALAHUDIN ABAS 61 ABDULA, DHANIA EDAO 62 ABDULA, JUNIFAL JAMAHALI 63 ABDULAHAB, JAYZEL SAKILAN 64 ABDULFATTAH, MAULANA DIGALAN 65 ABDULHAMID, AL-KNEEZAR DAWANG 66 ABDULRAHMAN, AMIR BANGCOLA 67 ABDULRAHMAN, ASNOR HASAN 68 ABDULSAMAD, HAMDANI ULAMA 69 ABDULWAHAB, HUSNI ABAG 70 ABDURAJAK, DARWIN ASA 71 ABDURASID, ABDULLA ALBANI 72 ABE, ARNALDO OLIVEROS 73 ABEDIN, HASHIM MACARAYA 74 ABEJERO, SAMUEL GUTIERREZ 75 ABEJUELA, IVY TY 76 ABEJUELA, MARICEL SANCHEZ 77 ABELA, JOHN VINCENT FAVILLARAN 78 ABELA, MARY ANN MARGAREJO 79 ABELIS, JOHN DARIEN LUNA 80 ABELLA, JOHANNA JOY VELASCO 81 ABELLA, MARK JOSEPH BALLESTEROS 82 ABELLA, MARY ANGELIE TAPIA 83 ABELLA, REYMARK REYES 84 ABELLANA, BONNA BELLA BASIN 85 ABELLANOSA, JAN THADDEUS CAVALIDA 86 ABELLANOSA, MADEL EBORDE 87 ABELLEJA, JHON MARTIN BUSCAGAN 88 ABELLO, ANGELIE SABLAON 89 ABELLO, JAMES VERNEIL CACANOG 90 ABELLO, JESSIE ARONES 91 ABELLO, RALPH GARCIA 92 ABELONG, JAMES CHRISTIAN BALATUCAN 93 ABENALIS, ALDRICH CAMWA 94 ABENION, MARK ANTHONY ESMINDA 95 ABENITA, REXY LAPINOSO 96 ABENOJA, CHERRY MAE MIRAFLOR 97 ABENOJA, JAYSON TABARANZA 98 ABENOJAR, MA SUZANNE DINGLE 99 ABERGAS, CHRISTOPHER FIGUEROA 100 ABERIA, MARIA VERONICA BUENAFE Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. 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No. N a m e 101 ABESAMIS, SHERRY PABUSTAN 102 ABETO, ALLEN JOY GARINGALO 103 ABIAN, KRISTINE JOY DALUDADO 104 ABIBICO, RON ARNOLD COMPAS 105 ABICHUELA, ROLANDO TARROQUIN 106 ABIERTAS, ANTON JHON RATUNIL 107 ABIG, AIZA CABASAG 108 ABIGANIA, LEXTER BINCE 109 ABILAR, GEMUEL PADALAPAT 110 ABINALES, EMILIO ANDRADE 111 ABING, MARLO HARVIE CABRERA 112 ABIOG, MARIBETH SANTIAGO 113 ABIOG, MARK JOHN SALES 114 ABION, DENMART BALGEMINO 115 ABISAN, RYAN ANAS 116 ABLAY, BRYAN JOHN BACULO 117 ABLITER, PRINCE JOSEPH MASICAT 118 ABLUYEN, MELANIE JULAINE UYAMMI 119 ABNASAN, JESSIE ADANG 120 ABNE, MARK ALAHDIN LICANDA 121 ABNER, JOHN ERIK ADRIAN MILLARES 122 ABO, CHRISTMA FAITH CANAWAY 123 ABOBON, RANDOLFH BUENAFE 124 ABOGADO, MARK DANIEL RUANO 125 ABONG, EVELYN MACOYCRUZ 126 ABONG, MARK KEVIN BARACOL 127 ABONITA, JAYSON BALILLA 128 ABONITALLA, MYLENE ROBES 129 ABORDO, KAISSER ANILAO 130 ABORDO, LARIVIC FAUSTO 131 ABOROT, ROGIE SADANG 132 ABOROT, STALLWART PAZ 133 ABRACIA, ALJIE PALAGANAS 134 ABRASADO, GARLOU LLANERA 135 ABRASADO, MYLINE SILVA 136 ABRASALDO, JOHN RAY OCUPE 137 ABREGANA, RENELLE JAY DUGO-AN 138 ABRENCILLO, JOCHAN QUIRAP 139 ABRENILLA, RICARDO JR EVANGELISTA 140 ABRERA, MIKAELA MIKEE CAJAROP 141 ABREZ, EMELITO OHAY 142 ABREZ, LYLEN OHAY 143 ABRIA, JUDE DELORINO 144 ABRICANAN, BENEDICK ABUAN 145 ABRIL, MARK JONES TAMONTE 146 ABRILLO, JODEN OMOY 147 ABRIQUE, JAYSON ESQUIVEL 148 ABROGAR, DOMINIC POULO CORDERO 149 ABSIN, RHEA CHARRY MAE MALLARI 150 ABU, JOANN JUCO Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. 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No. N a m e 151 ABUAN, JONLERY CASTILLO 152 ABUBAKAR, BENSOUD MATINGKA 153 ABUBO, CHARLIE JR DE JESUS 154 ABUCAY, ARGIE BALLAIS 155 ABUCAY, NOEL JR CORPUZ 156 ABUEG, MICHAEL LAGUIDAO 157 ABUGAN, BIOLA TOMON 158 ABUNAS, FERLYN MERZ SONIDO 159 ABUNDO, DIANE REINE PASATIEMPO 160 ABUSO, YVONNE FLORES 161 ABUY, CHARMAINE CABAN 162 ABUZO, REGIE MACEDA 163 ACABA, EUGENE TORRE 164 ACAIN, DEXTER CASIANO 165 ACAMPADO, KIVEN LIBATO 166 ACAO, CLAIDE TRAZO 167 ACAS, JOHANSEL NAAYAO 168 ACAS, JOSEPH JEROME RIBUNAL 169 ACASO, JILFRED GUARIN 170 ACASO, PHILLIP NERL QUINGA 171 ACBAY, ANDREW YOY 172 ACCATAN, NOIME BANG-UD 173 ACEBEDO, ANNA ROSE MONTALBAN 174 ACEBEDO, JAKE ALBITE 175 ACEBES, DARYL BRIAN LUMELAY 176 ACEDO, KATRINA MAE SIAZON 177 ACEDO, MAEBELLE 178 ACELADOR, SONNYBOY ESTEBAN 179 ACERET, MARK DENNIS GALICINAO 180 ACERO, REYNAN ACE DAHILOG 181 ACERVO, ERRON TADALAN 182 ACEVEDA, MAC WILSON BILEN 183 ACEVEDA, VILLIE JOE EVERTS 184 ACEVEDO, CHOED GARCIA 185 ACEVEDO, EDCHO GARCIA 186 ACHACOSO, MARK JOSEPH ABIS 187 ACHUMBRE, CLYDEL MAY SALINAS 188 ACIBAR, JOVEN TUBALLAS 189 ACIERTO, JUDY ANN CORONADO 190 ACIERTO, MARK POL BALANGYAO 191 ACIERTO, NESTOR ARARACAP 192 ACIO, ARWIN ROA 193 ACIO, REYMART MORTA 194 ACKANGAN, GAERLAN MANGILI 195 ACLAN, MAYNARD CHRIST MANALO 196 ACLETA, JOHN RODANIM DEL ROSARIO 197 ACLO, JEMMY SAAVEDRA 198 ACLON, ALIMAR RUIZ 199 ACMAD, HAMDANIE ARIMAO 200 ACMAD, JALAL SUKOR Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. 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No. N a m e 201 ACMAD, TONG JUNIOR ALON 202 ACOB, BENNY CONCEPCION 203 ACOB, JOHN DAVID REYES 204 ACOB, MUHAMMAD SALI 205 ACOG, JUDY PIERCE SAYSON 206 ACORCELES, JOHN MARK SEPTIMO 207 ACORDA, GHILYN MAGO 208 ACOSTA, ALDOS BATICUANG 209 ACOSTA, ARRAH ELLICE TOMAUDOS 210 ACOSTA, CHLOE PADIO 211 ACOSTA, CHRISTINE JOY SALVANIA 212 ACOSTA, CRESEN JAY FLORENDO 213 ACOSTA, DEXTER TAGACA 214 ACOSTA, EDREX BARIUAN 215 ACOSTA, JOHN LEAN CERIO 216 ACOSTA, LESLIE ANN APGAO 217 ACOSTA, MARK ARON REYES 218 ACOSTA, MARY GRACE CERIO 219 ACOSTA, OMEL BALINGIT 220 ACOSTA, ZANDRA CLAIRE ROSIMO 221 ACPAL, PHOEBE REINA ALLERA 222 ACRE, ALLAN JR LAUZON 223 ACTA, FRANCIS LLOYD AMEN-AMEN 224 ACUESTA, RICO LIBO-ON 225 ACUNO, DAREN LEQUIN 226 ACUÑA, JEFREY ABREGONDA 227 ACUÑA, MARIEL MARASIGAN 228 ADAGGAN, VICELYN ANGNGANAY 229 ADAJAR, JEANIL GUMAWA 230 ADALIA, RECHUEL MOGAR 231 ADALIM, HAME DON LYNCH DADOL 232 ADAM, MAHADIR ASMALIN 233 ADAN, VINCENT LUMACAD 234 ADANE, XCYLL JAY COMENDADOR 235 ADANTE, BRYLLE ESCANO 236 ADAPAN, ODIN ANGAY 237 ADARAYAN, ENRIQUE LIPATA 238 ADAY, ARTHUR AMOR 239 ADAYAN, RONEL ARSENAL 240 ADAZA, PRINCESS ANN BAIDIANGO 241 ADAZA, RONALD FRANCISCO 242 ADDUCUL, JOSEPH GUZMAN 243 ADDUG, GRACE DINAMLING 244 ADDUK, DYAN SUSHMITA CANDIA 245 ADDULAM, EDLIN GASCON 246 ADDUN, BENEDICK TIONGSON 247 ADDURU, JOHN MARK CAGURANGAN 248 ADELAN, KAY CEE ANGOLUAN 249 ADELAN, LEAN JOSHUA ADONA 250 ADEVA, GENEVEIVE FERRER Roll of Successful Examinees in the CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions Held on DECEMBER 8, 2017 & FF. 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No. N a m e 251 ADEVA, MARC GIULIAN FERRER 252 ADEZA, SANTOS JR NEMARIA 253 ADIM, JESSEL MAE CUADRA 254 ADIMAN, JEFFREY ATOG 255 ADIONG, GAFFAR PETRAS 256 ADJALAIN, JOMAR IDJI 257 ADLAO, HERCULO JR BOLIVAR 258 ADLAON, KATHLEEN KAY CANOY 259 ADLAON, MARIEL PIZON 260 ADLAWAN, ROSIE TAMPIPI 261 ADLAWAN, SHIELA CLARISSE PONIENTE 262 ADLAWAN, VIDI BERNAL 263 ADOBO, JOHN DARYL VERTUDAZO 264 ADOLFO, DAYANARA YAUN 265 ADOLFO, EDGARDO JR AZUELA 266 ADOLFO, FRANCE IVAN ENERO 267 ADOMA, ALI AMPUAN 268 ADORA, LEIZL JOY CULTURA 269 ADORABLE, ALMER DURIN 270 ADORADO, GLENN ARMAS 271 ADORMEO, JORNEAL ESTORBA 272 ADORNA, JHUN JORAM PASCUAL 273 ADRIANO, ERIC GABRIEL 274 ADRIANO, FRANKY CASIBAN 275 ADRIAS, CRISTINE JOY RUALES 276 ADSUARA, CHRISTIAN VALLEJO 277 ADTOON, CHRISLIE JAY CAFE 278 ADUANA, CYLEN JOY CONTRERAS 279 ADVINCULA, ANDRES JR GABON 280 ADVINCULA, PAULA CIELO MAY CAMILON 281 AFALI, WITHMER ADCAMANG 282 AFANTE, ROBERT PASCUAL 283 AFICIAL, ALDWIN CARLO DE LEON 284 AFUNAY, EMJAY OLINARES 285 AGABIN, JESCENPAUL CANAYA 286 AGABON, FEALINJEAN BLANCO 287 AGAD, BILLY JUDAN 288 AGALOOS, JOHNER NAPOLES 289 AGAM, ALVIN JAY ALVES 290 AGAMATA, LEMAR REMOROSA 291 AGAPAY, JOSE III CAPONES 292 AGAPAY, MARCLINT 293 AGAPAY, RONEL RIVAS 294 AGAPITO, BHAL FAJARDO 295 AGAPITO, LOURENCE JOHN BOLESA 296 AGATEP, ROSALIA TOLENTINO 297 AGATLAO, NERISSA BANGTEGAN 298 AGAYAO, GERARD ABAG 299 AGAYO, JENYLYN
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