Republic of the NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 7 Camp Sergio Osmeña Sr.,

Executive Summary

Police Regional Office 7 is one with the Philippine National Police and the whole nation in its fight against illegal drugs. PRO 7 has raised the level of commitment of every personnel in its effort to fight the major threats in the peace and order situation of and will stop at nothing for the attainment of bringing down the crime statistics of the region.

Strategically responding to the needs of the community, PRO7 uses its basic framework of organization and maximizes its resources to its full capacity to enhance the capabilities of each personnel comprising the entirety of the organization for the realization of the goal of maintaining the peace and order situation we now enjoy.

With the police organizational structure in place complete with human and resource competences, apt changes are also taken into consideration to achieve maximum potential and with best practices put into action, replicated and adopted in the different city and provincial police offices, PRO 7 maintains and assures the public which it serves that Central Visayas is still safe to do business, leisure and live in.

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Resource Management

Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources

Financial Management Program

This Office takes innovative measures in processing the Personal Services (PS) Claims of PRO 7 personnel. One of the primary functions which is done through the Comptrollership Division is to facilitate fund requests of those claims. Hereunder were the funded and released claims during the period covered, amounting to EIGHTY-SEVEN MILLION SIX HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT PESOS and 51/100 (PHP87,653,878.51) as shown:

NUMBER OF TYPE OF CLAIM AMOUNT RELEASED CLAIMANTS Reimbursement on Hospital Expenses 43 1,772,694.88 Salary and Allowances 629 25,720,467.27 Replacement Clothing Allowance (RCA) 982 13,790,000.00 Specialist Pay 4,356 2,929,500.00 Combat Pay 17,780 17,310,120.00 Salary Long Pay Differentials 914 5,516,964,.19 Pay and Allowances 150 3,560,930.89 Clothing Allowance of NUP 996 9,933,201.28 Initial Clothing Allowance 356 7,120,000.00 TOTAL 26,206 87,653,878.51

Optimize utilization of financial resources to support administrative, operational and other priority programs of the PNP:

 Hereunder is the fund allocation released to this Region for the following Program:

January - November 2016 PROGRAMS ACTUAL RELEASE PERS & RECORDS MGMT 3,834,416.67 HRDD 10,761,666.67 RHS 2,853,583.33 RLRDD 112,850,833.33 ROPD 66,591,250.00 RID 9,661,666.67 RPCRD 3,073,583.33 RIDMD 19,006,166.67 TOTAL 228,633,166.67

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 Part of the allocation for RLRDD is intended for Fixed Expenditure Accounts. Hereunder is the amount released for January – November 2016:

UTILITIES AMOUNT RELEASE

LIGHT 23,266,387.45 WATER 1,723,277.96

COMMUNICATION 2,397,184.43

TOTAL 27,386,849.84

 Distribution of Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses to field units is based on the proper implementation of the minimum P1,000.00 per capita as directed in the General Appropriations Act.

1st Quarter 2016 UNITS STRENGTH JANUARY STRENGTH FEBRUARY STRENGTH MARCH SUB TOTAL

CPPO 1,705 1,918,005.05 1,696 1,870,712.00 1,850 1,999,583.41 5,788,300.47

BPPO 1,481 1,654,360.57 1,450 1,613,150.00 1,526 1,655,022.07 4,922,532.64

NOPPO 1,352 1,662,934.38 1,510 1,675,970.00 1,509 1,682,153.55 5,021,057.93

SPPO 214 314,703.72 205 309,635.00 218 294,467.18 918,805.90

CCPO 1,162 1,343,560.18 1,165 1,314,749.16 1,253 1,386,823.12 4,045,132.46

MCPO 415 506,542.59 402 515,894.00 418 508,178.78 1,530,615.37

LCPO 450 571,917.84 436 551,492.00 471 536,437.56 1,659,847.40

RPSB 1,440 1,406,103.83 1,458 1,526,526.01 1,035 1,405,055.13 4,337,684.97

TOTAL 8,219 9,378,128.16 8,322 9,378,128.17 8,280 9,467,720.80 28,223,977.13

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2nd Quarter 2016 UNITS STRENGTH APRIL STRENGTH MAY STRENGTH JUNE SUB TOTAL CPPO 1,856 1,852 1,973,615.20 1,847 1,977,121.47 1,967,901.47 5,918,638.14 BPPO 1,519 1,519 1,623,109.04 1,515 1,627,553.10 1,618,340.37 4,869,002.50 NOPPO 1,505 1,506 1,664,686.61 1,506 1,661,836.31 1,664,267.25 4,990,790.18 SPPO 216 218 314,441.70 215 298,098.39 314,634.58 927,174.67 CCPO 1,247 1,245 1,374,955.80 1,238 1,371,802.01 1,366,321.66 4,113,079.48 MCPO 414 413 476,148.69 407 475,974.34 471,579.83 1,423,702.86 LCPO 472 471 532,162.02 468 533,494.30 532,073.90 1,597,730.22 RPSB 1,036 1,029 1,273,448.44 1,029 1,280,687.58 1,273,448.44 3,827,584.46

TOTAL 8,265 9,226,567.51 8,253 9,232,567.50 8,225 9,208,567.50 27,667,702.51

3rd Quarter 2016 UNITS STRENGTH JULY STRENGTH AUGUST STRENGTH SEPTEMBER SUB TOTAL CPPO 1,862 1,865 1,980,537.20 1,896 1,984,436.55 2,016,103.82 5,981,077.58 BPPO 1,514 1,524 1,629,835.42 1,536 1,614,906.31 1,639,059.47 4,883,801.19 NOPPO 1,506 1,506 1,665,834.89 1,506 1,664,708.89 1,671,300.04 5,001,843.83 SPPO 215 223 311,499.14 224 312,029.72 322,827.55 946,356.41 CCPO 1,235 1,216 1,341,437.96 1,220 1,361,061.32 1,344,395.73 4,046,895.02 MCPO 456 447 514,822.79 452 524,333.00 518,579.18 1,557,734.97 LCPO 464 464 529,094.31 455 528,510.70 521,594.88 1,579,199.89 RPSB 977 975 1,217,505.79 819 1,219,581.00 1,054,706.83 3,491,793.61

TOTAL 8,229 9,209,567.50 8,220 9,190,567.50 8,108 9,088,567.50 27,488,702.50

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4th Quarter 2016 JAN-NOV UNITS STRENGTH OCTOBER STRENGTH NOVEMBER SUB TOTAL TOTAL

CPPO 1,901 2,020,100.62 1,921 2,044,904.87 4,065,005.49 21,753,021.67

BPPO 1,527 1,629,613.28 1,556 1,662,244.84 3,291,858.12 17,967,194.45

NOPPO 1,506 1,672,153.38 1,506 1,678,257.11 3,350,410.49 18,364,102.43

SPPO 220 320,328.77 225 323,672.54 644,001.31 3,436,338.30

CCPO 1,213 1,336,557.64 1,209 1,327,898.38 2,664,456.01 14,869,562.97

MCPO 456 527,785.72 469 540,306.83 1,068,092.55 5,580,145.75

LCPO 454 518,988.74 461 524,410.47 1,043,399.21 5,880,176.72

RPSB 787 1,021,039.35 656 881,872.46 1,902,911.80 13,559,974.83

TOTAL 8,064 9,046,567.50 8,003 8,983,567.49 18,030,134.99 101,410,517.13

Logistics Management Program

In line with the Modernization Program and the Capability Enhancement Program (CEP) of the PNP, PRO7 acquired the following equipment from NHQ, PNP:

Items Quantity Date Received 1. Kawasaki Ninja 650cc Motorcycle 4 units 29 February 2016 2. Mahindra Enforcer Patrol Jeep 10 units 23 April 2016 3. Waistcoat Vest 88 units 28 April 2016 4. Mahindra Enforcer Patrol Jeep 2 units 13 June 2016 5. Mahindra Enforcer Patrol Jeep 97 units 15 June 2016 6. Ballistic Shield Level IV 2 units 30 June 2016 7. Mahindra Enforcer Patrol Jeep 1 unit 04 July 2016 8. Sony Digital Camera 96 units 07 July 2016 9. Mahindra Scorpio GLX 10 units 07 July 2016 10. Kawasaki Rouser 135cc motorcycle 141 units 27 July 2016 11. M16 Rifles 10 units 21 August 2016 12. MAN Utility Truck 2 units 13 September 2016 13. Waistcoat Vest level IV 34 units 16 September 2016 14. Tactical Vest Level IV 133 units 10 November 2016 15. Water Canteen 283 units 10 November 2016 16. Mess Kit 283 units 10 November 2016 17. Reloading Machine 1 unit 10 November 2016

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The said acquisitions were distributed to line units in accordance with the supply directive from The Directorate for Logistics(TDL):

PRO7 Line Unit Items Total RHSG RPSB CCPO MCPO LCPO CPPO BPPO SPPO 1.Kawasaki 4 4 Ninja MC 2. Mahindra 1 1 1 6 1 10 Enforcer 3. Waistcoat 36 36 16 88 vest 4. Mahindra 1 1 2 Enforcer 5. Mahindra 44 47 6 97 Enforcer 6. Ballistic 1 1 2 Shield 7. Mahindra 1 1 Enforcer 8. Sony 44 47 5 96 Camera 9. Mahindra 5 3 2 2 1 13 Scorpio 10. Kawasaki 2 1 13 8 7 52 50 8 141 Rouser MC 11. M16 10 10 Rifles 12. MAN 1 1 2 Utility Truck 13. Waistcoat 14 14 6 34 Vest 14. Tactical 100 17 16 133 Vest 15. Water 283 283 Canteen 16. Mess Kit 283 283 17. Reloading 1 1 Machine

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Management of Donations from LGUs and Other Agencies To compensate shortage of tactical equipment/gear for maneuver forces, RLRDD7 received from generous NGOs of PRO7 the following tactical equipment/gear:

Items Quantity Donor 1. Ferfrans SOAR Cal 5.56 Rifle (DMR) 1 unit Alan Francis S Sy 2. Ferfrans SOAR Cal 5.56 Rifle (SCW) 4 units Alan Francis S Sy 3. Ballistic Helmet 8 pcs Ma Karen Selma 4. Ballistic Vest Level 4 8 pcs Ma Karen Selma 5. Assault Rifles 5 units

Management of Resources

For the period covered, RLRDD7 initiated construction of twenty three (23) police building facilities specifically described below:

Project Date Started Project Cost (Php) Status 1. Maria MPS March 17, 2016 4,878,315.09 On-going 2. Lazi MPS March 17, 2016 4,857,105.03 On-going 3.San Juan MPS March 17, 2016 4,878,315.09 On-going 4. Cortes MPS March 18, 2016 4,878,266.61 On-going 5. Trinidad MPS March 18, 2016 4,849,685.20 On-going 6. Alburquerque March 21, 2016 4,316,453.49 On-going MPS 7. Calape MPS March 21, 2016 4,316,453.49 On-going 8. Toledo CPS March 21, 2016 14,294,465.00 On-going 9. Aloguinsan March 23, 2016 4,871,731.87 On-going MPS 10. Barili MPS March 23, 2016 4,871,731.87 On-going 11. Tagbilaran March 23, 2016 14,295,451.28 On-going CPS 12. Tuburan MPS March 23, 2016 4,847,977.87 On-going 13. Bantayan March 30, 2016 4,876,492.56 On-going MPS 14. Madridejos March 30, 2016 4,674,034.51 On-going MPS 15. Lazi MPS August 1, 2016 4,857,105.03 On going 16. Maria MPS August 12 2016 4,878,315.09 On going 17. Cebu CPO August 15, 2016 14,262,701.10 On going Building 18. RCSO Bldg August 22, 2016 2,387,591.25 On going 19. Bogo CPS August 25, 2016 7,833,464.11 On going 20. Tuburan August 30, 2016 4,847,977.87 On going MPS 21. Sagbayan Sept. 5, 2016 7,838,033.62 On going MPS 22. Madridejos Sept. 26, 2016 4,674,034.51 On going MPS 23. Toledo CPS Oct. 17, 2016 14,294,465.00 On going

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Repair of Building Facilities

Aside from the construction project initiated, RLRDD7 also renovated the following Police Station buildings of PRO7 ( see below). Out of the seventeen (17) renovations made, ten (10) renovations are completed.

Project Cost Renovation Date Started Status (Php) 1. Ubay MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 457,000.00 On going 2. Bien Unido MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 207,347.85 On going 3. Talibon MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 255,000.00 On going 4. Valencia MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 200,000.00 Completed 5. Dimiao MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 200,000.00 Completed 6. Candijay MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 205,000.94 On going 7. Jagna MPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 195,000.00 On going 8. Guadalupe PS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 200,000.00 Completed 9. Talisay CPS Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 200,000.00 Completed 10. Pinamungajan MPS Feb. 25, 2016 200,000.00 Completed Bldg 11. Mandaue CPO Bldg Feb. 25, 2016 450,000.00 Completed 12. San Francisco MPS Feb. 25, 2016 185,000.00 Completed Bldg 13. Compostela MPS Feb. 25, 2016 187,000.00 Completed Bldg 14. Compact Building, Feb. 25, 2016 163,000.00 Completed Cebu CPO 15. Direct Support Office Feb. 25, 2016 300,000.00 Completed 16. E. Villanueva MPS June 2, 2016 200,000.00 On going Bldg 17. Larena MPS Bldg June 2, 2016 200,000.00 On going

Improvement of Procurement System

The following ISO equipment has been procured by from January-November 2016:

Particulars Quantity Total Amount 9MM RELOAD/TEFLON 22,106 184,308.50 9 MM TRAINING AMMO 6,786 111,219.00 9MM FMJ 6,643 149,043.00 CAL 45 2,240 16,300.00 5.56 (PRACTICE AMMO) 180 4,500.00 M16 MAGAZINE (30 RNDS) 875 1,221,500.00 TACTICAL BOOTS 67 135,000.00 ANGULAR FLASHLIGHTS 238 161,048.81 PRIMER 7,751 14,990.00 BULLET HEAD 7,800 28,275.25

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GUN POWDER 54 83,700.00 EMPTY SHELLS 110 1,210.00 CAL 45 RELOAD (W/OUT SHELL) 825 6,600.00 RIFLE SLING 7 1,400.00 BALLISTIC SHIELD 2 420,000.00

TOTAL 2,539,094.56

Financial and Logistical Review and Evaluation Program

The Comptrollership Division, as a member of the Operating Plans and Budget Committee (OPBC), involving particularly on the Sub-Committee on Budget, focuses on determining the budget component of the OPB, preparing the PNP Budget Proposal and preparing the PNP Net Working Appropriations (NWA)/ Program of Expenditures (POE).

All Program Directors are responsible for the preparation and consolidation of the expenditures program. At the beginning of the year, Comptrollership Division provided them their respective fund allocation to come up with their target activities with corresponding costs. The programmed activities are being monitored, analyzed and reviewed . This continuous assessment measures the quantity and quality of outputs.

For Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE), the Petty Cash Disbursement Scheme was adopted by PRO7 in line with the General Provision of the General Appropriations Act 2016. This provision specifically provides that the MOOE requirements of the provincial, city and municipal police stations is computed on the number of personnel multiplied by Php1,000 per capita. This system is a way to ensure that field units receive funds allocated for them on time and likewise vest responsibility in the utilization and liquidation of the said fund. This was implemented by this office starting the month of October 2011 per guidance given by the Directorate for Comptrollership, NHQ.

This Office through its Comptrollership Division performed its mandated functions satisfactorily and contributed to the over-all success of this PRO’s activities in line with the current thrusts and programs of the PNP organization.

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Learning and Growth

A. Develop competent, motivated and values-oriented and discipline personnel

Recruitment Program

For the 1st semester CY 2016, 356 PNP recruits were appointed into the PNP organization, 76 of which were females and 280 were males. Currently, they are undergoing the 6-month Public Safety Basic Recruit Course (PSBRC).

The 2nd semester CY 2016 recruitment program is still ongoing and still evaluating 442 applicants who are undergoing medical examination. Initially there were 806 applicants with the number gradually reducing after each stage of examination.

Training Program

The following training under the Master Training Action Plan 2016 have been conducted in PRO7. these are the basic training to be conducted by the Pro aside from PRO-initiated trainings such as the Balik-eskwela Program.

Competency Nr Title of Courses/Seminars Type Training 1 Computer Literacy Training Unit 2 Moral Recovery Program Unit Administrative 3 Human Rights Seminar Unit 4 Gender Advocacy & Development Unit 5 Modified PNP SCOUT Unit 6 Swat Competition Unit 7 Patrol Officers Basic Course Ind Operations 8 Field Training Officers Development Course Ind 9 Field Training Officers Development Course Unit 10 Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit 11 Crime Scene First Responders Course Unit 12 Rifle Marksmanship Training Unit 13 Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training 1 Unit Mandatory 14 Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training 2 Unit 15 Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training 3 Unit

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Promotion System (3rd Level and 2nd Level)

During the first semester CY 2016, a total of 1, 471 personnel applied for promotion. Of this number, only the application for promotion of the 71 PCOs have been approved. The rest of the 1,400 are pending upon approval of the CSC to our request to waive the requirement for the new Individual Performance Commitment and Review for the applicants.

The second semester promotion program is still ongoing with a total of 228 excess applicants against the given quota to PRO7 which is 383.

NR OF RANK QUOTA VARIANCE APPLICANTS

PCI-PSUPT 6 6 0

PSI-PCI 3 6 3

PI-PSI 4 9 5

SPO4-PI 4 4 0

SPO3-SPO4 12 10 -2

SPO2-SPO3 4 124 120

SPO1-SPO2 26 105 79

PO3-SPO1 19 54 35

PO2-PO3 73 157 84

PO1-PO2 232 136 -96

TOTAL 383 611 228

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Internal Reforms

In compliance to the internal cleansing programs of the PNP, PRO7 has complied 100 % with the mandatory drug test to all its personnel.

Actual No. of Actual Strength Variance % of Units/ Personne Total Due For as of Oct Complianc Offices l with

IIlness)

Strength Ineffective Drug 24, 2016 e Drug Test Test

Less Nr of Persconsidered of Nr Less

Resignation, TPPD/ Serious Serious Resignation, TPPD/

(Due to AWOL, Suspension, (DueAWOL, to

RHQ 385 0 385 385 - 100%

CPPO 2,121 9 2,112 2,112 - 100%

BPPO 1,732 4 1,728 1,728 - 100%

SPPO 257 0 257 257 - 100%

CCPO 1,293 2 1,291 1,291 - 100%

LCPO 484 1 483 483 - 100%

MCPO 491 0 491 491 - 100%

RPSB7 1,174 2 1,172 1,172 - 100%

TOTAL 7, 937 (18) 7,919 7,919 - 100%

Of the total personnel who underwent drug test, 6 were found positive, all of whom have been issued relief order from PRO7 to PHAU, HSS.

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On the other hand, 3 batches of Balik-Eskwela Programs were conducted at the Regional Headquarters, while more batches are being conducted at the provincial and city police offices.

Number of Period Covered Participants

Balik-Eskwela Program for the PNP (1st July 12-15, 18, 68 Batch) 2016

Balik-Eskwela Program for the PNP (2nd Aug 10-12, 15-17, 59 Batch) 2016

Balik-Eskwela Program for the PNP (3rd 70 Sep 15-24, 2016 Batch)

SUBTOTAL 197

NOTE: ONGOING CONDUCT AT THE PROVINCIAL AND CITY POLICE OFFICES

Morale and Welfare Program

From January 2016 until November 2016, one (1) PO3 Antonio T Inihao was killed in action last Feb 20, 2016, while five others (PO1 Erwin Talisik Pepito, PO1 Francis Giangan hermita, PO3 Johnny Alimasag Tapales, PO1 Ryan Heyros and PO3 Nelson Lagumbay were wounded in action during the period. All the requirements have been submitted to MWD, DPRM, Camp Crame.

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Reward and Punishment System

Since January 2016 until November 2016, five (5) cases have been resolved while twenty 20) are still pending hearing/ decision.

NO. OFFENSE PENALTY CASE DOCKET NUMBER (Case) Nature Specific IMPOSED STATUS Irregularities in for impropriety of the issuance the of the Memorandum Receipt of PRO7-AC-NO-01-011416 Exonerated Resolved performance a non-organic firearm to PO2 of duty Romeo Bolonio 1 Irregularities in for impropriety of the issuance the of the Memorandum Receipt of PRO7-AC-NO-01-011416 Exonerated Resolved performance a non-organic firearm to PO2 of duty Romeo Bolonio Grave Grave threat/ illegal discharge 60 days 2 PRO7-AC-NO-05-011416 Resolved Misconduct of firearm suspension Serious Irregurality in Failure to file appropriate Case the charges against the suspects PRO7-AC-NO-06-011416 Resolved Dismissed Performance Jebriel Aforque and Glenn Siton of Duty Serious Irregurality in Failure to file appropriate Case the charges against the suspects PRO7-AC-NO-06-011416 Resolved Dismissed Performance Jebriel Aforque and Glenn Siton of Duty 3 Serious Irregurality in Failure to file appropriate Case the charges against the suspects PRO7-AC-NO-06-011416 Resolved Dismissed Performance Jebriel Aforque and Glenn Siton of Duty Serious Irregurality in Failure to file appropriate Case the charges against the suspects PRO7-AC-NO-06-011416 Resolved Dismissed Performance Jebriel Aforque and Glenn Siton of Duty Grave Grave threats and physical Case 4 PRO7-AC-N0-07-011416 Resolved Misconduct injuries Dismissed

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Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave 5 Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-12-030716 Exonerated Resolved Misconduct Grave 6 Violation of RA 7610 PRO7-AC-NO-13-042016 Pending Misconduct Grave Physical Injuries PRO7-AC-NO-14-042016 Pending Misconduct 7 Grave Physical Injuries PRO7-AC-NO-14-042016 Pending Misconduct

Solicitation of Political/Favor/Patronage a Less Grave Viol. Of para 2.7 Sec. 2., 8 Neglect of Chapter III of the PNP Ethical PRO7-AC-NO-15-051316 Pending Duty Doctrine PNPM-0-08-95 DHRDD punishable under NAPOLCOM Memo Cir. No 2007-001

Respondents Firearm used her Grave lesbian live-in partner in killing 9 PRO7-AC-NO-16-051316 Pending Misconduct Rosita Cuario, and Joel Cuario and injured Vicente Cuario

Grave 10 Escape of Detainee PRO7-AC-NO-17-051316 Pending Misconduct Serious 11 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-18-051316 Pending Duty Grave 12 Escape of Detainee PRO7-AC-NO-19-051316 Pending Misconduct

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Grave 13 Shooting Incident PRO7-AC-NO-20-051316 Pending Misconduct Serious 14 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-21-060716 Pending Duty Serious 15 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-22-060716 Pending Duty Grave 16 Homicide PRO7-AC-NO-23-060716 Pending Misconduct

Grave Neglect Failed to Perform his Duty as 17 PRO7-AC-NO-24-091316 Pending of Duty Police Officer

Less Grave Absent during RD, PRO7 visit 18 Neglect of PRO7-AC-NO-25-092916 Pending and conduct of Drug Test Duty Grave 19 Failed to appear in Court PRO7-AC-NO-26-092916 Pending Misconduct Less Grave 20 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-27-100516 Pending Duty Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct 21 Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct Grave AllegeD Extortion PRO7-AC-NO-28-101316 Pending Misconduct Less Grave 22 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-29-101316 Pending Duty Less Grave Uttered Insulting & Demanding 23 PRO7-AC-NO-30-101316 Pending Misconduct Words

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Conduct Unbecoming of 24 a Police Rape PRO7-AC-NO-31-101316 Pending Officer/Grave Misconduct PRO7-AC-NO-32- Grave Neglect 25 AWOL 101316/PRO7-RHQ- Pending of Duty RHSG-2016-0001 For having found positive for Non- pregnancy test examination 26 completion of based on the report submitted PRO7-AC-NO-02-011416 Pending the PSBRC by Ms Jocelyn A Parangan, school nurse RTC7 Serious 27 Neglect of AWOL PRO7-AC-NO-03-011416 Pending Duty Extortion (in connection with Grave the arrest of Marvin Antipala PRO7-AC-NO-04-011416 Pending Misconduct for Violation of Sec. 5 & 11 of R.A 9165 28 Extortion (inconnection with Grave the arrest of Marvin Antipala PRO7-AC-NO-04-011416 Pending Misconduct for Violation of Sec. 5 & 11 of R.A 9165 Grave 29 Violation of R.A 10591 PRO7-AC-NO-09-022316 Pending Misconduct Discharging his issued Firearms Grave infront of Madridejos PS, and 30 PRO7-AC-NO-10-030716 Pending Misconduct kicking of the door of the investigation room

Less Grave fail to comply any Lawful order 31 Neglect of or instruction of superior PRO7-AC-NO-11-030716 Pending Duty officer or the Chief of Police

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Failure to attend the traditional Less Grave Monday flag raising ceremony 32 Neglect of and failure to take Glock PRO7-AC-NO-08-011416 Pending Duty classification test despite due notice

Process Excellence

A. Improve Crime Prevention

Results-Oriented Operations

1. Intelligence

2. Operations (January to October 2016)

Anti-Carnapping Operations

For the period under review, 6 motor vehicles and 175 motorcycles were reportedly carnapped. Of these, all motor vehicles were recovered while 84 motorcycles were recovered. A total of 52 persons were arrested. A total of 44 cases were filed in court.

Nr of Operations Nr of Reported Nr of Nr of Cases PPOs/CPOs Conducted Carnapped Recovered Persons Filed in MVs MCs MVs MCs MVs MCs Arrested Court

CCPO 2 38 2 9 2 37 11 10

LCPO 60 117 0 23 0 5 3 3

MCPO 2 44 1 69 0 11 13 12

BPPO 1 20 1 28 0 9 4 4

CPPO 0 48 2 46 4 22 21 15

SPPO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 65 267 6 175 6 84 52 44

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Implementation of OPLAN PAGLALANSAG

All-out efforts were exerted to curtail/minimize the proliferation of loose firearms through the conduct of random mobile checkpoints, raids by virtue of search warrants, conduct of Oplan Bakal/Sita, through various police responses and the implementation of LOI Katapat. A total of 676 persons were arrested for violation of RA 8294 and 1,070 loose firearms were recovered/confiscated/surrendered in a series of operations. A total of 592 cases were filed in court. Implementation of Special Laws:

Anti-Illegal Gambling

For the period, 955 illegal gambling activities (non-jueteng cases) were reported, 985 raids/operations were conducted against illegal gambling which resulted in the arrest/apprehension of 1,524 persons and the confiscation of Php 235,389.95 cash/worth of bet money. A total of 988 cases were filed in court.

Anti-Cattle Rustling

For the period, there were eleven (15) cattle rustling incidents that were reported of which only four (5) cattles were recovered, to date follow up operations are still being conducted.

Implementation of LOI Kalikasan

In coordination with the local government units, Bantay Dagat operations were intensified and seminars were conducted to fishermen and concerned coastal dwellers. Likewise, intensified operation on illegal logging and illegal quarrying were conducted by different police stations under AOR in coordination with the LGU and the DENR.

On Illegal Logging, 38 cases were reported and 41 operations were conducted which resulted in the recovery of 11,261.92 board feet with a total estimated worth of Php 417,510.44. It further resulted in the filing of 8 cases in court.

On Illegal Fishing, a total of 105 cases were reported, 105 operations were conducted and acted upon by the police enforcement units while other cases were through routine patrol operations, which resulted in the arrest of 511 persons and the confiscation of several fish and fishing paraphernalia and the filing of 34 cases in court while 38 cases were referred to DENR office. Total worth of confiscated fish/paraphernalia was Php50,366,365.00.

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3. Community Relations

Education and Awareness Advocacies (Seminar/Lecture)

Number of Number of Unit Topic/Subject Seminar/Lecture Participants Conducted Crime Prevention 1,941 64,783 Data/Intelligence Gathering 903 20,281 Bomb Detection 343 12,739 PRO7 Illegal Drug Prevention and 1,560 98,901 Control Women and Children Related 2,272 62,374 Matters Total 7,019 259,078

4. Law Enforcement

Out of the total 2,446 number of barangays covering the whole Region 7, 2,328 or 95.17% of these are affected barangays, 1,344 of which are slightly affected while 979 are moderately affected and 5 are seriously affected. A total of 118 barangays remain unaffected.

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FOR THE STATUS OF BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING OPERATIONS

Out of the total 2,328 number of drug affected barangays covering the whole Region 7, 134 barangays are under Phase 1, 1,961 barangays are under Phase 2 and 233 barangay are under Phase 3.

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Based on the data given by National Oversight Committee on Illegal Drugs, PRO7 has a remaining target of 21,184 drug personalities with the average daily targets of 316 until December 31, 2016 . Out of 11,692 set target covering October 26 to December 1, 2016 only 9,787 or 83.71% drug personalities accounted with a remaining variance 11,397 drug personalities remain unaccounted.

The target per unit/ office, MCPO has recorded the highest percentage compliance of 234.59% followed by BPPO on the 2nd place with 96.42% and on the 3rd place is CCPO with 81.51%

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A total of 145,324 Tokhang conducted; 2,108 Taphang; total surrenderer of 8,666; total arrested of 1,101 with 20 killed. B. Results-Oriented Investigation

1. Investigation

From January – November 2016, a total of 46,303 crime incidents were recorded. Of these, 13,619 are categorized as index crimes and 32,684 are non-index. As part of crime analysis, comparing the 2016 data as that of 2015 within the same period covered, there is an observed 7.3% decrease in the Total Crime Volume which is mainly attributed to the 23.1% decrease in Index Crime Volume. On the other hand, a slight 1.4% increase in Non-Index Crimes is seen for the period in review.

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Looking closely on the different types of Index Crimes, for the year 2016, Theft cases topped the list, followed by Physical Injury and Robbery came 3rd. Comparing it with the data for the year 2015, there is a noted 28% decrease in Theft and 30% decrease in Robbery Cases. Physical Injury cases dropped by 9%. All other Index Crimes decreased except for Murder which increased by 19 incidents or 4%. Index Crime Volume showed a significant drop in all areas of PRO7 with an average decrease of 25%. For the comparative review of TCV broken down by place of commission, all Police Offices were able to bring down their respective crime volume with the biggest drop noted in Siquijor having 25% decrease.

In January to November 2016, a downward trend is noted with its lowest point in the month of November 2016, a 33.7% drop when compared to the starting month of January 2016. It is also noteworthy to consider the decrement of monthly crime volume of CY 2016 as compared to that of CY 2015. As to Non-Index Crimes, since the implementation of Project Double Barrel in July 2016, notice that Non-Index Crimes for CY 2016 started to overlap, mainly due to the relentless anti-drug operations.

Non Index Crimes comprise the Violations of Special Laws, Traffic-Related incidents which resulted to Homicide, Physical Injury and Damage to Property cases and Other Non-Index Crimes. Vehicular Accidents increased by 4% while another 13% increase is observed in the

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violations of special laws. On the other hand, there is a 20% decrease on crimes that fall under Other Non-Index Crimes.

Average Monthly Crime Rate is currently estimated at 68 incidents per 100,000 inhabitants, a 9% decrease when compared to last year of the same period. On the other hand, the Index Crime Rate is computed at an average of 20 incidents per month, which is a 24% decrease with that of last year.

Of the total criminal cases recorded, Crime Clearance Efficiency is pegged at 71.83%, a 6.96% increase than that of last year which is 64.87%. Likewise, a 2.83% increase is observed in the CCE of Index Crimes having 42.74% from 39.91% last month

Crime Solution Efficiency of both TCV and Index Crimes have increased by 9.7% and 3.7% respectively. Current Crime Solution Efficiency of the region is 69.99%.

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General Assessment.

 The Total Crime Volume went down by 3,629 crimes or a 7.3% decrease when compared to the same period last year.  This is being attributed to the remarkable 23.1% decrease of Index Crimes or 4,081 cases less. All of these index crimes dipped by as much as 24% as the average decrease.  Theft, Robbery and Physical Injury are the most prevalent crimes in the region and are noted to have a significant decrease.  All Police Offices were able to bring down their respective crime volume which in turn contributed to the over-all decrease of the Total Crime Volume in PRO7.  The average decrease per Police Office is posted at 25% for Index Crimes and 11% for the Total Crime Volume.  Police Regional Office 7 is confident that the decline of crimes will continue as the PNP intensifies its campaign against illegal drugs.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM (INVESTIGATION TRAINING) January – November 2016

Investigation is of utmost importance in solving crimes and plays a crucial role in the overall anti-criminality campaign of the PNP. One of the strategies adopted to ensure the increase of Crime Clearance and Crime Solution Efficiency is through Capacity Building Enhancement. Mandatory investigation training and specialized courses are being conducted to equip our field investigators with skills and the right attitude to work on a case and pursue it until resolved by the courts.

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C. Improved Community Safety Awareness Through Community –Oriented and Human Rights-Based Policing

2. Capability Building on Human Rights

Human Rights Advocacy Programs – (conducted by RPHRAO & PNP HRAO) Title of Seminar Place Date Number of Participants 55 Participants for Police Multi-Purpose March 7-10, Intervention and 55 Human Rights Refresher Seminar Hall,Hqs.,PRO7 2016 Participants for Police Investigation. CCPO Conference March 31, 22 PNPMembers From Pol. Human Rights Seminar Room 2016 Stns. 1 to 11. June 6- Human Rights Seminar RPSB 7 Hall 7,2016 Bohol Police Provincial July 19-21, Human Rights Seminar 50 PNP members all PNCOs. Office 2016 CCPO, MCPO, Participation of the PNP in the August 01, LLCPO.BPPO, Units involved. Commemoration of the IHL Day 2016 SPPO, CPPO & RPSB 7 37 PNP Operatives Personnel Cebu City Police August 15, Human Rights Seminar From Police Stations and Office 2016 Special Units. Distribution of Miranda September 6, and Anti-Torture Warning RPHRAO-7 All concerned section 2016 Booklet LLCPO/ABC Building November Human Rights Seminar 24 PNP Participants Conference Room 15, 2016

b. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights (Conducted byCHR and attended by PNP personnel from PPOs and CPOs of PRO 7 and the Central Command of the AFP)

Title of Place Date Number of Participants Seminar CHR Hosted One-Day St. Marks Consultation September Participated by members of the PNP, BJMP, CSO Hotel, with the 13, 2016 and AFP in Central Visayas. Cebu City partners and Stakeholders

Wellcome One-Day September Participated by members of the PNP, PRO7 and Hotel, Forum on IHL 28, 2016 AFP in Central Visayas. Cebu City Two (2) days City Park October 4- Participated by members of PNP, PRO 6,7,8 & 18

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Cluster Hotel 5, 2016 and AFP in Central Visayas. Human Rights Cebu City TOT PNP- CSO City Park October Participated by members of PNP PRO ,6,7,8 & FORUM Hotel,Cebu 6,2016 18, AFP Pers in Central Visayas, CSOs/NGOs City and Other Govt. Agencies. ICRC-PNP- Quest October Participated by Members of PNP PRO 6, 7, 8 & AFP Hotel, 12-13, 18, and AFP Pers in Central Visayas. Workshop Cebu City 2016 /Training on HR and IHL Program Eurotel, November Participated by Regional Police Human Rights Assessment Bulacan 14-16, Officers (RPHROs) Of all Regions. and Dialogue St., North 2016 with Police Edsa, Human Rights Quezon Officers City

c. Prevention & Control of Human Rights Violations - This Office serves as focal point of the CHR and PNP-HRAO in dissemination of issuances, directives, policies and regulations in relation to the promotion of human rights and proper observance and adherence thereto. Moreover, this Office are also required to submit the following reports to HRAO, NHQ, PNP with copy furnished and validated by the Office of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) 7;

1. Updated List of Detainees and Detention Facilities; 2. Random Inspection on Custodial Facilities 3. Updated List of PNP Personnel with pending cases at CHR 7, Report on Cases of Torture and Human Rights Violation Report. 4. Strict Adherence on Dissemination of Subpoena 5. Joint Custodial Facilities Inspection at CPPO jurisdiction conducted by personnel from CHR7,RHRAO7 and Regional Engineering 7.

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6. Disaster Preparedness

Capacity Enhancement on Disaster Response

Disaster Preparedness and Response related Activities

Number of Activities Unit Activities Conducted

Coordination with LGUs 183

Information Drive 1,759

Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of 673 esteros/waterways) PRO7 Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 50

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and 525 fire) Relief Operations 14

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 10

Total 3,214

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Other Initiatives

Community

1. Police-Community Partnership

1) Forging Partnership

a) Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)

COMPOSITION AND NUMBER OF BPAT MEMBERS

of

Unit

Total

BPATs

crime crime groups)

-

Number of

Members Members of Members

Groups/ Groups/ Clubs

Security Guard

SectoralGroup

Barangays with

Barangay Barangay Tanod

Members Members of Radio

Members Members of NGOs

Drivers Drivers Association

(anti

Tricycle/ OperatorsTricycle/ PRO7 2,404 17,888 2,232 1,304 4,959 2,982 628 32,397 Total 32,397

NOTE: Please identify/specify the column under “Sectoral Group” whether it is a teacher, farmer, students, women, business, etc.

b) BPAT Related Trainings

Number of Participants Training (Title) Date Police BPAT Supervisors Members Ex. BPAT Skills Enhancement

Training BPAT Skills Enhancement Training January 20, 2016 3 20 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training January 23, 2016 3 20 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training January 25, 2016 3 15 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training September 21, 2016 3 15 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training September 27, 2016 3 10 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training September 29, 2016 3 15 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 4, 2016 3 30 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 6, 2016 3 15 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 11, 2016 3 12 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 13, 2016 3 8

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BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 18, 2016 3 20 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 20, 2016 3 5 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 25, 2016 3 10 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training October 27, 2016 3 15 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training November 3, 2016 3 12 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training November 8, 2016 3 8 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training November 10, 2016 3 20 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training November 15, 2016 3 10 BPAT Skills Enhancement Training 80 1,598

c) Success stories in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT (please give at least two major significant story).

d) Issues and concerns in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT (please give at least one major factor that greatly affected the operationalization of BPO/BPAT).

e) Community Dialogue/Pulong-Pulong

Number of Dialouge/ Number of Unit Pulong-Pulong Conducted Participants PRO7 6,547 201,808 Total 6,547 201,808

f) Community Assistance and Development Programs

Accomplishments .Community Assistance & Conducted by the Supported by the PNP Development Activities PNP Medical & Dental Outreach Programs 160 173 (MEDOP) Relief Operations 4 57 Feeding Program 86 49 Bloodletting 5 52 Support to Community Projects 2 44 Livelihood & Skills Development Projects 16

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2. Sustain Public Information and Dialogue Public Information and Advocacy

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

Number of PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Awareness Number of Activities Participants a. Cascading 946 10,084 b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 48 1,385 c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 3,240 41,861 d. Lecture conducted in schools 888 44,034 e. Lecture conducted for business groups 494 4,347 f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, 63 2,275 CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations Total 5,679 103,986

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

Posters (Please

specify)

Stickers Journal/

ID Lace/

Ballpens

Magazine

Recipients

Number of

Pamphlets

Newsletter/

15,110 PRO7 134,306 4,000 20,000 1,250 630 Calling 39,227 cards Total 134,306 4,000 20,000 1,250 630 15,110 39,227

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 Dissemination Number of Activities/Posts a. Television 412 b. Radio 375 c. Print (featured stories/press releases) 1,869 d. Social Media 1) Facebook 18,415 2) Twitter 29,683 3) Instagram 4) Unit Website Total 50,754

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4) Production and distribution of Information, Education & Communication (IEC) Materials

IEC Materials on

Types of IEC

Materials related

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Unit

Drug

Crime

copies copies

Number of

Prevention Prevention

Publication

Number.of

GAD

Nr. of copies Nr. of copies Nr. of copies

Public Safety Public a. Flyers 1,017 68,347 1,387 67,195 748 55,860 5,129 149,783 b. Pamphlets c. Stickers 50 10,500 50 10,750 50 10,400 50 10,650 d. Posters 75 350 300 400 350 e. Stickers 711 50,000 711 50,000 711 50,000 711 51,000 f. Journal/ 9 400 9 400 9 400 Newsletter/ Magazine Total 1,862 129,597 2,157 128,645 1,509 116,660 5,899 212,183

5) Electronic and Print Media

Types of Medium Number of Activities a. Television 412 b. Radio 349 c. Print (featured stories and/or press releases) 1,443 Total 2,204

6) Television and Radio Programs Maintained

Schedule Channel/ Types of Broadcast Media Title (Date/Time) Frequency a. Television b. Radio Mar y Cielo Every Sunday/1:00 DYHP Cebu pm

7) Information Operations (IO) Plan and Media Lines

Media Lines Information Operation Localized Media Lines Unit Disseminated Plan Formulated Formulated (from NHQ) PRO7 207 448 289 Total 207 448 289

8) Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE)

Number of Sessions Number of Unit Subject/Topic Conducted Participants PRO7 PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 28 485 PATROL Plan 2030 and Code - P 336 485

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PNP Operational Procedures 28 485 (General Procedures Rule No. 1 to 7) Manual on Managing Police 28 485 Operations @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 1(Introduction and General Provisions) Republic Act 10195 (The 28 485 Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control PNP Operational Procedures 28 485 (General Procedures: Rule No. 8 to 11) Manual on Managing Police 28 485 Operations @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 2 (Principles in Managing Police Operations) PNP OPLAN “SUMVAC” 28 485 PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures : Rule Nr 12 – 14) Manual on Managing Police 28 485 Operations @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 3 (Procedure in Managing Police Operations Section 3-1, 3.1 to Section 3.7) RA 9208 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons 28 485 Act of 2003) PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 15 – 16) Manual on Managing Police 28 485 Operations @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 3 Sec 3-2 Production of Accurate and Timely Criminal Intelligence (3.8) LOI 35 / 10 “Saklolo Revised” (PNP 28 485 Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan) PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 17 – 18) Manual Managing Police Operations 28 485 @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 3 Sec 3-2 Intelligence Procedures (3.9 to 3.11) OPLAN “Balik Eskwela” 28 485 PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 19 – 20) LOI “Bayanihan” and “Pulis Natin” 28 485 Managing Police Operations 28 485 @Lambat-Sibat Manual Chapter 3 (Sec 3-4 to Sec 3-6) PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 21 – 22) Manual Managing Police 2@Lambat- 28 485 Sibat Chapter 4 Procedures in Conducting Lambat-Sibat Weekly Meeting (Sec 4-1 to Sec 4-3) Approved Fees / Rates of Fees and 28 485

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Charges Relative to the Regulation of Firearms and Ammunition PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 23 – 24) National Crime Prevention Week 28 485 Manual on Managing Police 28 485 Operations @Lambat-Sibat Chapter 6 Whole PNP Approach (Sec 5-1 to Sec 5.2) PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 25 – 26) PNP Memorandum Circular on Crime 28 485 Incident Reporting System PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 27 – 28) RA 9710 “Magna Carta for Women” 28 485 PNP Operational Procedures (Basic 28 485 Procedures Rule No. 29 – 30) Kontra droga Charlie/Double 1191 25011 barrel Manual Managing Police Operations 12 1,020 @Lambat SIbat Chapter 1(Introduction and General Provisions) PATROL PLAN 2030 and CODE P 12 1,010

PNP Operational Procedures 12 1,015 Oplan Balik Eskwela 12 1,018

LOI Bayanihan and Pulis Natin 12 1,017 Approved Fees/Rates and Charges 12 1,019 Relative to the Regulation of Firearms and Ammos National Crime Prevention Week 12 1,018

Oplan Double Barrel 48 1,019 Oplan Tokhang and Oplan Taphang 48 1,020

PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 AND PGS 143 4290 Secure and Fair Election (SAFE) 11 330 2016 RA 10591 7 210 LAMBAT-SIBAT 76 2280 PNP Police Operational Procedures 90 2700 PNP Incident Crime Reporting 5 150 System OPLAN BALIK ESKWELA 6 180 MAGNA CARTA FOR WOMEN 12 360 LOI BAYANIHAN 3 90 RA 9208 Anti-Human Trafficking 6 180

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PNP Disaster Risk Reduction and 4 120 Management Plan Comprehensive Physical Health 21 630 Program OPLAN SUMVAC 6 180 OPLAN DOUBLE BARREL 34 1020 Crime Prevention Week 5 150 Additional Comments: Enhanced PNP 1 6 Complaint Referral and Monitoring System (“I report mo ky Tsip”) Strengthening Target Hardening 1 6 Measures and Police Operations The Hague Ethical Guidelines 1 6 Roles of the First Responders & IOC 1 6 Survey on PATROL PLAN 2030 and 1 6 PGS for Unit Commanders Implementation of the Revised 1 6 Strategic Performance Management System for PNP and NUP Partnership and Collaboration with 1 6 Stakeholders and Other Criminal Justice System (CJS) PNP iSerbis Mobile App 1 6 Memorandum Circular No. 2016-116 1 6 Reiteration on the Strict Adherence to 1 6 POP During Conduct of Police Operations and Human Rights Advisories PNP PATROL Plan 2030 1 9 Manual on Managing Police 171 655 Operations @ Lambat-Sibat Chapter 3(Procedures in Managing Police Operations, Sec. 3.1-3.7) PNP Oplan SUMVAC 171 655

9) Operationalization and Maintenance of Social Media Accounts

Number of Number of Netizens’ Type of Social Media Number of Unit Feedbacks Complaint/Assistance Accounts Posts Positive Negative Acted Upon PRO7 Facebook 21,907 14,000 3 79 Twitter 31,766 23,224 2 68 Others (please specify) Total 53,673 37,224 5 147

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Regional Intelligence Division Accomplishments

On Illegal Drugs

The holistic approach of PRO7 to combat illegal drug problems in the region, particularly on the supply reduction strategy, has presented a significant impact to the community. The message of the all-out campaign of PRO 7 has been evidently sent across communities particularly to various illegal drug players. This painstaking implementation of this strong campaign has earned the respect of the citizenry and the hopes are high that the anti-illegal drug campaign shall continue to make waves and instill fear to the illegal drug players so much so that they shall cease to operate and perhaps then we can all aim a notch higher for a brighter future especially for the youth who are mostly affected with this illegal drug epidemic.

PRO7’s ACCOMPLISHMENTS AGAINST TOP 10 ILLEGAL DRUG PERSONALITIES

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PRO7 has been able to accomplish significant personalities in the illegal drug trade. To note, Rowen Secretarya a.k.a. Yawa was neutralized by RAIDSOTG7 in Getafe, Bohol last May 28, 2016. Likewise, another dreaded drug group operating in Bohol headed by David Anunciado was also neutralized.

On June 2016, the Number 1 illegal drug personality in Central Visayas namely Jeffrey Otom Diaz, famously known as “Jaguar” was neutralized in a legitimate operation in Las Piñas City by the personnel of RSOG7 headed by then Chief RID, PSUPT REX O DERILO after said drug personality shot it out with the police in one of the subdivisions in the said place.

. Confiscated during such operation were the following pieces of evidence:

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a. Caliber 5.56 mm M16 rifle with scope and with Serial Number EN 899834, two (2) magazines with live ammos;

b. Caliber .45 pistol with Serial Number 546593, two (2) magazines with live ammos;

c. Suspected “shabu” with a DDB estimated value of PHP1.2 Million;

d. Several Identification Cards (ID’s) of the suspect (Diaz) in different names/identity; and

e. More or less PHP10,000.00 worth of jewelries and cash money.

Diaz is the Top 1 in the Drug Watchlist in the region operating not only in Central Visayas but also in Region 18, Region 6, Region 8, Region 5 and lately in Metro Manila. Diaz has been the subject of intense manhunt operations following the raid in his residence in Sitio Santo Niño, Barangay Duljo-Fatima, Cebu City in September last year.

The neutralization came after more than two (2) weeks of continuous surveillance operations after it was revealed that Diaz was staying in his resorts in Calbayog City; Matnog, Sorsogon and Las Piñas City, Metro Manila. The operatives established that Diaz was in company of Alvaro Alvaro @ “Barok”, a drug personality who killed PSINSP JONAS TAJANLANGIT, COP of Poro PS, Cebu PPO last April 4, 2016 at Provincial Road, Sitio Paypay, San Francisco, Camotes Island, Cebu.

Sometime on June 17, 2016, the Police Team detected that the duo (Diaz and Alvaro) boarded a Lithium colored Toyota Fortuner bearing Plate Number YKZ 202 wherein the Police Operatives followed them but the latter were able to get off their vehicle unnoticed.

However, upon reaching at Pilar Village, Almanza I, Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, the joint Police Team were able to flag down the vehicle of Diaz and Alvaro. But instead of yielding to the blocking team, the duo open fired towards the operating team that prompted the latter to exchange fires with the armed suspects. After the firefight, Diaz and Morales suffered fatal wounds leading to their untimely death.

PRO7 CAMPAIGN ON INTERNAL CLEANSING AGAINST ILLEGAL DRUGS

While PRO7 is stern on its campaign against illegal drug personalities, it has also gave due notice of the need for the organization to clean its ranks from unscrupulous personnel who are engaged or involved in the illegal drug trade. To keep watch on the organization’s own personnel has been a strict mandate for all operating

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units of the PRO. Thus, since the launching of the illegal drug campaign of President Rodrigo Duterte, 3 PNP personnel of PRO7 were arrested and were filed with appropriate cases to include a female PNCO and 1 personnel killed in a legitimate operation.

To note, one of the accomplishments of PRO7 was the neutralization of PO2 Genevieve Agcol whose husband was killed during the implementation of search warrant agaisnt the couple for the sale of illegal drugs. Dave Agcol, the other subject of the search warrant was an associate of Franz Sabalones, a bigtime illegal drug personality in Central Visayas.

Name: PO2 MARIA GENEVIEVE VILLARINO AGCOL @ “Gen” Address: Central 1, Inayagan, Naga City, Cebu. Unit Assignment: Naga City PS, Cebu PPO Nature of Involvement: Pusher / Protector Date of Arrest: August 3, 2016 at 5:40 in the afternoon Operating Unit: Regional Special Operations Group, RID7

ARTICLES RECOVERED AND CONFISCATED AS PART OF EVIDENCES DURING THE SERVICE OF SEARCH WARRANT AGAINST SPOUSES Ex-PO3 DAVE AGCOL and PO3 MARIA GENEVIEVE V AGCOL ON August 03, 2016 AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUSPECTS AT SITIO CENTRAL I, BRGY. INAYAGAN, NAGA CITY, CEBU. THE SPOUSES WERE LISTED AMONG THE TOP 10 HVT DRUG PERSONALITIES

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Name: PO1 MICHAEL VINCENT B. MONARES Unit Assignment: Tourist Police Unit, Cebu City Police Office, PRO7 Nature of Involvement: User / Protector Date of Arrest: August 9, 2016 at 10:15 in the morning Operating Unit: Danao City Police Station, Cebu PPO Disposition:

PO1 Monares was arrested inside a drug den by the Danao City Police personnel who were conducting a hot pursuit operation against Samie Lauro Sinilong a.k.a. Samboy, a known drug personality in the area of Danao City, Cebu after evading arrest during buy bust operation. A Violation of Sec. 11 Art. II of R.A. 9165 was filed against the subject PNCO due to one sachet believed to be “shabu” recovered in his possession.

Name: PO1 GEM DURAN QUERUBIN Unit Assignment: Beat Patrol - Police Station 11, Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) Nature of Involvement: Drug Pusher/User Date of Arrest: October 25, 2016 at 11:15 in the evening Operating Unit: Joint elements of City Intelligence Branch, CCPO and CAIDSOTG, CCPO Disposition: PO1 Querubin was arrested inside a drug den at Sitio Pailob, Brgy. Sambag 2, Cebu City, by the joint elements of City Intelligence Branch, CCPO led by PSI CRISTOPHER LUCAS NAVIDA and CAIDSOTG, CCPO led by PSI NARROLF AÑASCO TAN during a buy bust operation conducted at 11:15 in the evening of October 25, 2016 against a certain “Sharon Sacay Abella”, an illegal drug personality operating at Sitio Pailob, Brgy. Sambag 2, Cebu City. He was caught in flagrante delicto possessing one (1) large size plastic sachet of suspected shabu weighing 15.18 grams.

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PRO7 PERSONNEL KILLED IN RELATION TO ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG OPERATIONS

Name: PO3 IRMON TUTOR BUTIL Unit Assignment: Bohol Provincial Police Office (BPPO) Nature of Involvement: Pusher / Protector Date of Operation: September 8, 2016 at 10:15 in the evening Operating Unit: Panglao Police Station/SAIDSOTG, PPSC/SWAT, BTPU, and RPSB7 Disposition: PO3 Butil was repeatedly called for random drug test in the provincial headquarters of Bohol PPO. However, he likewise repeatedly neglected the order for him to undergo drug test. Since the demise of some illegal drug personalities in his locality due to massive and intensified anti-narcotics operations in the province, his name again emerged as one of the illegal drug distributor in the Municipality of Panglao, Bohol.

After the successful arrest of suspect drug pusher Melinda Borja and her cohorts in Libaong, Panglao, Bohol, particularly at White and Greens Resort on September 8, 2016, the operating team recovered a cellular phone owned by the abovementioned suspect.

While in the custody of suspects, at around 7:30 in the evening of September 8, 2016, a certain PO3 Butil keeps on contacting the confiscated mobile phone of Melinda informing that he will sell and bring an item (shabu) to her.

At around 9:20 in the evening of same date, a joint team from PPSC/SWAT led by PSUPT Patricio Degay, BTPU personnel led by PCINSP Muhammad Jamiri, Panglao Police Station personnel and RPSB 7 personnel led by PSINSP Pomarejos agreed and decided to conduct anti-illegal drug operation thru buy- bust operation against the suspect drug pusher PO3 Butil.

PSI Pomarejos after receiving the pre-arranged signal, immediately lighted his flashlight towards PO3 Butil and introduced themselves as police officers. But the suspect drew and open fire towards the operating team prompting the back-up team to fire back to the subject, resulting the latter to incur several gunshot wounds causing his instantaneous death. PO3 Butil was charged for Violation of Sec. 5 Article II of R.A. 9165.

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Consolidated Report on the Accomplishment on the Campaign Against Illegal Drugs For the Period January 01, 2016 to November 30, 2016

Operations Other Drugs Marijuana Confiscated NR. Conducted Confiscated Number of Persons Of MJ Arrested Filed Case Raid See MJ Total DDB UNIT Pla Plant Se MJ in s Buy s/Se dlin Stic Oth Shabu Value ntat s eds (gms Court Repo Bust arch Push gs ks ers (gms) ion Push (Nr) (Nr) ) rted es User er/Us (Nr) (Nr) s er er 2745 370 4 1 411 1633 2079 6 0 0 0 171 1614 6508.34 76,801,716 CCPO 2079 LCPO 328 251 77 0 277 314 0 0 0 0 66.81 0 0 1, 838.36 21, 692, 648.00 1, 193 MCPO 314 169 148 0 196 176 372 0 0 0 165.15 0 0 373.99 4,422,330.40 509 BPPO 575 479 98 520 192 1.15 2,823.07 33,312,226 1,214 CPPO 1,455 843 96 16 1,318 841 0 92,371 2,824 612 38,755 129 0 6,533.95 96,075,332.00 2,735 390,956.00 19 SPPO 22 16 2 4 2 20 28 6 0 0 0 0 32.62 gms 92,40 38,98 1,61 211,002,560. TOTAL 5,439 2,128 425 21 2,722 3,158 2,471 2,830 612 300 16,271.97 6,556 5 8.11 4 40

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On Loose Firearms

With doubled efforts to sustain the campaign against loose firearms, considering the prevalence of gun-related criminalities in the AOR, PRO 7 has been able to deliver unquestionably a commendable number of accomplishments related to this. The table below shows the accomplishment of PRO7 on the accounting of loose firearms broken down per police office/unit.

In summary, PRO 7 have arrested a total of 781 persons and filed a total of 208 firearms-related cases in court. The total number of firearms confiscated/recovered/surrendered as of November 30, 2016 reaches to 1,274.

Consolidated Report on the Accomplishment of the Campaign Against Loose Firearms For the Period January 01, 2016 to November 30, 2016 (Source: Data From PIBs and CIBs) Nr of FAs Nr of Persons Nr of Cases Filed in Unit/Office Confiscated/ Arrested Recovered/ Court Surrendered CCPO 179 255 208 MCPO 58 79 59 LCPO 56 56 56 CPPO 384 654 374 BPPO 89 212 89 SPPO 2 3 1 TOTAL 781 1,274 208

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Significant Accomplishments on the Campaign against Loose Firearms

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The religious and honest to goodness campaign of PRO 7 in the campaign against loose firearms has also resulted in the neutralization and arrest of significant personalities involved in gun-related criminal activities and illegal drugs.

Among the highlights of these accomplishments was the successful implementation of the search warrant against Fransisco Keyserling Martin Mondejar Gorosin @ Bandoy, a former PNP on January 15, 2016 at Sitio Canario Sandayong, Brgy. Lipata, Minglanilla, Cebu resulting to the confiscation of 150 grams of shabu with DDB value of 1,770,000.00 and 1 unit cal. 45 pistol.

As well as the implementation of Search Warrant against Diosdado and Ma. Jocelyn Arquillano on January 12, 2016 at Brgy. Campo, San Francisco, Camotes, Cebu and confiscation of 177 grams of shabu with DDB value of 2, 088,600.00 including 2 unit KG-9 and 1 unit cal. 45 pistol.

Considerable number of assorted firearms and equipment were likewise confiscated in Danao City, Cebu following a successful raid conducted by combined elements of PIB and PAIDSOTG of Cebu Provincial Police Office. The firearms were supposedly believed to be used during the recently held 2016 national and local elections. Page 46 of 64

On Illegal Gambling

TARGET SETTING ON ILLEGAL GAMBLING

Target setting on accomplishments on illegal gambling is indeed the framework of the Police Regional Office 7 that measures the efficiency of the units in addressing the above illegal activities in the region. As an initiative of the Police Regional Office 7, it has set direction on where the PRO is about to arrive in a target time that would be dictated by all the accomplishments and completions of the PRO 7’s units. The setting of the targets is a clear manifestation of the diligent monitoring of the PRO to update its units with their capabilities and efforts in combating these dilemmas in the region.

The objectives of the activity is (1) To monitor compliances of all lower units on the acquisition of accomplishments on illegal gambling; (2) To ensure that the PRO maintains its embrace and alignment with the priority program of the Secretary of the Interior and Local Government to combat illegal gambling; and (3) To measure capabilities, effectiveness and efficiency of the Unit Commanders in the implementation of the priority programs of the PRO.

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PRO7 POLICE INTELLIGENCE SEMINAR

Police intelligence and counterintelligence are indeed the two vital areas in the police service where the objectives could hardly be attained due to inadequate knowledge, skills, and attitude of those who are members of the intelligence community or the PNP personnel in general. Since police intelligence and counterintelligence directly affect all aspects of the lives of citizens, the government gives emphasis to the importance of education and training of the personnel of the PNP to be technically proficient in the field of intelligence. Therefore, adequate know- how in police intelligence and counterintelligence must be a mandatory prerequisite before any member of the police profession is allowed to work in the complex world of crime and criminals in society. Life and death situations should never be left to beginners. War against crime cannot be won without proper education of the members of the Philippine National Police. Thus, the Police Intelligence Seminar was initiated in PRO7.

This training is aimed to ensure that our PNP personnel assigned in an intelligence unit and other selected offices will be trained and equipped with the knowledge of basic Intelligence and Counterintelligence to manage, to prevent, and to forecast possible incidents that may occur in respective areas of responsibility.

The seminar- No. of UNIT/ OFFICE Date training shall be conducted Participants with a minimum of seventeen March 09 - 11, RPSB7 83 (17) hours lecture through the 2016 use of power point May 30 - June 1, LCPO 32 presentations or with the use 2016 of projector or other available July 7, 8 and 11, MCPO 38 presentation aids available. 2016 Practical exercises will be PRO7 Aug 1 - 3, 2016 50 given to the participants after () the discussions. TOTAL 203

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MEETING WITH STAKEHOLDERS

Developing a stronger relationship with community is one of the flagship programs of PRO7 mobilizes multi-stakeholders to cooperate and participate collectively in the fight against criminality and other forms of lawlessness in Central Visayas. This endeavor is anchored on the philosophy that community, being a pillar of the Criminal Justice System, plays a vital role in the maintenance of peace and order in society.

From January 1 to November 30, 2016, a total of 18 meetings with community stakeholders were conducted. These include stakeholders such as Muslim Leaders, Financial Institutions/Establishments Security Officers, Owners/Managers, Resorts Owners/Managers and Security Officers of Hotels and Malls. Various issues concerning security matters were brought up and discussed in the open forum such as: Importance of CCTV installation, Security Alarms, Security Awareness Seminar, Vigilantism, Reporting of suspicious-looking persons and things among others.

The conduct of Stakeholders meeting has provided up to date information to RID7 relative to the formulation of security plans and programs as well as in the implementation of appropriate security and target hardening measures. Security Training/Awareness Program has been conducted to members of Stakeholders as part of their Target Hardening Measures

MEETING WITH STAKEHOLDERS (Period Covered: January 1 to November 30, 2016 Nr of Meetings Stakeholders Meetings Conducted . Muslim Leaders 4

Security Officers of Hotels and Malls 2 Cebu Bankers 8

Resort Owners and Managers 1 Financial Establishments Owners/Managers 1 Muslim Cooperative 1

Motorcycle Dealers 1

TOTAL 18

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STAKEHOLDERS MEETINGS PHOTOS

MUSLIM LEADERS MUSLIM LEADERS RESORTS OWNERS/MANAGERS MEETING MEETING MEETING

CEBU BANKERS SECURITY HOTELS & MALLS SECURITY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS/ MEETING OFFICERS MEETING ESTABLISHMENTS OWNERS/MANAGERS MEETING

Information Reports

Among the initiatives that are being instituted by the Directorate for Intelligence to meet the ultimate objective of monitoring, disrupting or neutralization the threat groups and criminal groups plans and activities, is to identify the Information Reports (IRs) gathered and used for positive results, i.e apprehension of threat groups’ and criminal groups’ members/leaders/other personalities, preempted the conduct of violent/terror activities by threat groups, as well as plans of criminal groups in their nefarious activities, etc.

For the period January 1, 2016 to November 30, 2016, PRO 7 submitted a total of 1,561 Information Reports to the Directorate for Intelligence. The table below shows the accomplishment of PRO7 on the accounting of Information Reports broken down per police office/unit.

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RECAPITULATION INFORMATION REPORTS from Lower Units (Period Covered: January 1 to November 30, 2016) Unit Jan Feb Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Total CCPO 17 39 34 28 16 16 30 34 42 55 57 368 CPPO 14 50 41 33 34 31 6 24 5 21 23 282 LCPO 17 33 30 42 21 45 17 10 16 20 18 269 MCPO 8 28 23 20 17 23 18 43 42 19 15 256 BPPO 17 12 24 15 22 32 19 18 18 20 3 200 RPSB7 10 14 11 2 4 11 11 10 0 2 0 75 SPPO 4 14 3 6 5 5 15 5 4 2 4 67 RID7 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 7 20 5 3 51 TOTAL 91 191 168 149 120 165 119 151 147 137 123 1561

On Top Ten Most Wanted Persons

In so far as the Most Wanted Persons (Manhunt Charlie) Regional Level is concerned, this PRO has recorded two (2) accomplishments covering the period from January to November 30, 2016. The following Most Wanted Persons (MWPs) are:

. Exequiel Dayot Aniscal @ “Ekil, the Number 6 Regional Level MWP, an escapee and who was charged for Robbery with Homicide, was reported dead by the City Intelligence Branch (CIB), Tacloban City, Police Regional Office 8, on March 12, 2016; and

. Mauricio Doblados Jr., the Number 5 Regional Level MWP, a former security officer, was arrested by the elements of Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) Central Visayas in Sitio Parola, Barangay Bauk-Bauk, Balingoan, Misamis Oriental sometime in October this year. The latter was arrested by virtue of a warrant of arrest for murder, issued by Judge Wilfredo Navarro of the Regional Trial Court Branch 19, Cebu City.

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UNITS No. of MWP NO. of MWP ARRESTED ARRESTED (Provincial/City (Municipal/ Level) Station Level) CCPO 5 MCPO LCPO 1 2 CPPO 2 1 BPPO 2 SPPO 1 2 TOTAL 4 12

COUNTER-SECURITY BRANCH ACCOMPLISHMENT

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Ceremonial Posting of PNP Hotline Signage

On January 11, 2016 at around 2:30 P.M., a ceremonial posting of PNP Hotline Signage was conducted at Shang’s Island Town Center, ML Quezon Highway, Barangay Maribago, Lapu-lapu City in coordination with City Intelligence Branch, Lapu- lapu City Police Office (CIB, LCPO) and Korean Travel Agencies Association (KOTAA).

The posting of the said signage aims to inform the public, especially those foreign nationals residing, investing, and visiting the region, on what number to call in case of emergencies or when reporting an incident. The activity was also in part of celebration of 2016 and the International Eucharistic Congress (IEC) 2016.

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Consultative Meeting for a Safe Korean Nationals in Central Visayas

The significant number of crime incidents in Central Visayas involving Korean Nationals, either as victims or as perpetrators ranked as the highest. Categorically, this has been the effect of the rising numbers of Korean influx in the region and it demands a higher concern to law enforcement. Likewise, it was noted that Central Visayas is among the highest rate of Korean incidents.

The said meeting in coordination with the Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu and other concerned government agencies was held on March 8, 2016 at around 5:00 P.M. at Dianne Hall, Cebu Parklane International Hotel, Cebu City, in order to address the issues and concerns and to provide a safer and peaceful region for Korean nationals. It was attended by Director’s, Consul General Lee Kiseog and Consul LeeYongsang of the Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu, Department of Tourism 7, and different leaders of the Cebu Korean Association.

Welcome Remarks by LEE Kiseog, Consul General, Opening Prayer led by PSUPT ARNULFO A Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu CASTILLO, Regional Chaplain, PRO7

Briefing presentation was presented by PSSUPT Open Forum REY LYNDON T LAWAS, Deputy Regional Director for Operations, PRO7

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Signing of Memorandum of Agreement for Korean Language Training

On October 17, 2016, a Memorandum of Agreement was entered into and by Police Regional Office (PRO) 7 Headed by PCSUPT NOLI G TALIÑO, Regional Director, Consul General Oh, Sung Yong, The Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu, and Ms. Park Eun Sil, Director of Cebu Sejong Korean Language Institute.

The purpose of this Memorandum is to enhance the Filipino Police Officers’ communication skills and understanding of Korean through Korean cultural program and language training as well as to promote mutual exchange and friendship between the Philippines and South Korea

Security Briefing for Consular Offices in Cebu

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A security briefing was held on November 18, 2016 at around 2:00 P.M. at PRO7 Conference Room, Camp Sergio Osmeña Sr., Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City which was attended by consulates from the different Consular Offices in Cebu representing the different countries which was presided PCSUPT NOLI G TALIÑO, Regional Director, PRO7 with LT. GENERAL, RAUL DEL ROSARIO, Commander, CENTCOM, COMMODORE PABLO GONZALES, Philippine Coast Guard, Central Visayas, and COMMODORE LUMER BERNABE, Naval Forces Central. The activity aimed to address the issues on the alleged security threat in Southern, Cebu. The discussions made focused in the safety, security and peace in Cebu.

Briefing presentation was presented by PSSUPT Message from PCSUPT NOLI G TALIÑO, REY LYNDON T LAWAS, Deputy Regional Director Regional Director, PRO7 for Operations, PRO7

PRO7, AFP, PCG, Consul Generals and Open Forum Honorary Consuls of Different Consular Office in Cebu

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Info Briefing in PRO7

The information briefing activities were aimed to educate foreign nationals both visiting and staying on the peace and security situation of the region, to deter activities of criminal groups and individuals through elimination of opportunities brought by the influx of foreign nationals, and to augment the PNP’s force multipliers in the region that could help in crime prevention and crime solution through detection. As from January to November 2016, a total of 112 Information briefing were conducted by different police offices of PRO7.

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Foreign National Keeper’s Network

The Foreign National Keeper Network (FNKN) which was the program of the Directorate for Intelligence and was cascaded by PSSUPT RHODEL G SERMONIA, Chief, Foreign Liaison Division (FLD), Directorate for Intelligence (DI), which aimed to recruit foreign nationals who will assist the Philippine National Police (PNP) as well as their respective embassies and consular offices in disaster preparedness and passing significant information to and from the PNP concerning peace and order, public safety and security.

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Visit of Consular Offices/Heads of Partners and Foreign Counterparts in Cebu

The visit of Consular Offices/Heads of Partners and Foreign Counterparts in Cebu is among the yearly activities of Foreign Liaison Section, Regional Intelligence Division 7 which aimed to enhance the good working relationship between Police Regional Office 7 and consular offices/foregin counterparts in Cebu to deliver quality public services to stakeholders.

Courtesy Call to KATHERINE RIVERA, Courtesy Call to Korean Travel Agencies Association Honorary Consul, Consulate of Canada in Cebu (KOTAA) in Cebu

Courtesy Call to MR. JULIUS G JAMORABON, Courtesy Call to MICHEL LHUILLIER, Honorary Consul, Alien Control Officer, Bureau of Immigration VII Consulate General of France in Cebu

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Courtesy Call to SHIGEYUKI HIRAKAWA, Counselor and Consul, Consular Office of Japan in Cebu

Courtesy Call to ZHANG CHUN HAO, Consul, Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Cebu

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Courtesy Call to ENRIQUE L BENEDICTO, Honorary Consul of Belgium, Royal Consulate of Belgium in Cebu Arrested Foreign Nationals for Violation of Republic Act 9165

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Arrested Foreign Nationals for Violation of Republic Act 9165

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2016 Best Practices

A responsive community particularly from the business sector donated funds to PRO7 purposely as reward money to deserving PNP personnel from PRO7 in relation to the intensified operations against illegal drugs through the implementation of Project “Double Barrel”.

RELEASE AMOUNT

1st Release 105,000.00

2nd Release 242,000.00

3rd Release 195,000.00

4th Release 103,000.00

Total Amount Released 645,000.00

The PNP Hierarchy

Police Regional Office 7 is under the leadership of PCSUPT NOLI GALSIM TALIÑO. He is ably assisted by his two equally competent deputies. PCSUPT SHELDON G JACABAN for Administration and PSSUPT REY LYNDON T LAWAS for Operations. PSSUPT DENNIS P AGUSTIN heads the Directorial Staff.

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Report Consolidated By: Noted By:

NUP Lea O Luardo PSUPT JULIAN C ENTOMA Statistics & Reporting Section Officer-In-Charge Regional Operations & Plans Division Regional Operations & Plans Division

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