PRO2 Annual Accomplishment Report CY 2017 · Annual Accomplishment Report January 01 –November 30, 2017 ===== 7 Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) Out of the 11,847 crime incidents

Police Regional Office 2 Annual Accomplishment Report

January 01 –November 30, 2017

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PRO2 Annual Accomplishment Report CY 2017 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

On crime statistics, a total crime volume of (TCV) 12,355 crime incidents were reported from January 1 to November 30, 2017, reflecting a decrease of 2,655 incidents or 17.68% compared to the 15,010 crime incidents recorded in the same period last year. Out of this volume, 2,971 are Index Crimes. It decreased by 982 or 24.80% as compared to the 3,959 incidents in the previous period, while non-index crime recorded 9,384 incidents, which is lower by 1,667 or 15.08% as compared to the 11,051 incidents recorded in the same period last year. The Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR) is 31.45, which is lower by 6.29 or 16.67% as compared with the 37.74 AMCR in the previous period. Of the Total Crime Volume (TCV), 7,993 cases were solved reflecting a Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) of 67.47%. It increased by 2.20% as compared with the 65.27% CSE of the previous period.

COMMUNITY

PRO2’s sustained partnership with external stakeholders bore prolific results. This is manifested in the outpouring support of the community in the different projects of Police Regional Office 2 and in all its endeavours particularly in crime prevention and public safety.

To compensate such plausible partnership, Police Regional Office 2 ensures that the communities within its AOR are properly informed of its programs, plans and activities.

PROCESS EXCELLENCE Being the heart and backbone of crime prevention, PRO2 vigorously pursues various operational programs in order to make the community safer through the deployment of a more focused police personnel on the streets to curb, if not totally eradicate the occurrence of incidents perpetrated by criminals. These activities were conducted in strict adherence to the Enhanced Managing Police Operations (E-MPO).



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I. Improve Crime Prevention

A. Results-Oriented Operations

1. Law Enforcement:

a. Campaign against Dangerous Drugs On campaign against Dangerous Drugs, 883 operations were conducted which resulted in the arrest of 968 persons (195 Users and 773 Pushers) and the confiscation of 7,471.7 grams of MJ leaves and 399.29 grams of shabu. 903 cases were filed in court.

b. Campaign against Illegal Logging

On the campaign against Illegal Logging in coordination with the

DENR, 107 successful operations were conducted which resulted in the confiscation and recovery of 66,321 board feet of Narra and 52,515.3 board feet of other lumbers worth P2,743,413.49. 148 persons were arrested and 63 cases were filed in court while other cases were turned over to DENR.

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IPPO 50 46 45,568 1,893.6 - - 1,321,756.3 24 35

NVPPO 11 29 - 81 - 8,500.11 22,6601.2 11 10

QPPO 10 11 11,340 - - - 207,028 9 6

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TOTAL 107 148 66,321 1,974.6 - 52,515.3 P2,743,413.49 63 53

PPO/CPO Identity

Confiscated Illegal Drugs/Quantity (Grams) Opns

Cndctd DDB Value

Nr of cases filed Pusher User Total Shabu MJ Leaves MJ plant

Cagayan 340 59 399 194.15 656.13 - 373 Php1,080819 377

Isabela 170 91 261 34.13 6,770.5 - 237 Php427,767 189

N. Vizcaya

93 3 96 99.11 2.42 - 88 Php471,045 130

Quirino 39 11 50 4.27 41.2 - 47 Php116,513 47

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Santiago City

131 31 162 67.63 1.45 138 Php428,750 160

Total 773 195 968 399.29 7,471.7 - 883 Php2,524,894.55 903



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c. Campaign against Carnapping

On the campaign against Carnapping, three (3) vehicles and 63 motorcycles were recovered, 52 persons were arrested and 34 cases were filed in court.

Cagayan Isabela NVizcaya Quirino Batanes Santiago TOTAL

Recovered

Vehicle 1 1 - - - 1 3

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Motorcycles 23 18 13 1 - 8 63

Arrested

Persons 23 13 8 2 - 6 52

Case Filed 9 10 7 - - 8 34

d. Campaign against Loose Firearms

On the campaign against Loose Firearms, 201 assorted FAs were

confiscated, 116 were surrendered, and 41 were recovered while 204 persons were arrested.

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ISABELA 140 - 25 5 87 12 - 12 32 54 2 11 33 66 198

Nueva VIZCAYA 15 - 1 - 16 3 1 4 8 7 - 3 - - 18

QUIRINO 12 - - - 6 - - - 3 2 - - - 7 12

BATANES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

SANTIAGO CITY 11 - 1 - 12 1 1 2 6 6 - 2 - - 14

TOTAL 261 - 46 7 204 35 7 41 79 122 6 35 33 83 358



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e. Campaign against Child Abuse/Pedophile

On the campaign against Child Abuse/Pedophile, there were 221 operations conducted that resulted in the arrest of 172 persons and 160 cases were filed in court.

PPO Operations Conducted Persons Arrested Cases Filed

Cagayan 133 129 108

Isabela 5 2 4

NVizcaya 45 17 15

Quirino - - -

Batanes 1 - -

SCPO 37 24 33

Total 221 172 160

f. Campaign against Illegal Fishing

On the campaign against Illegal Fishing, there were 15 successful operations conducted that resulted in the arrest of 20 persons, confiscation of two (2) fishing rods, other items such as fishing paraphernalia and eight (8) cases were filed in court.

g. Campaign against Illegal Gambling

There were 201 successful operations conducted that resulted in the confiscation of cash bets amounting to Php160,046.00 while 640 persons were arrested and 177 cases were filed in court.

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CONFISCATED PERSONS

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Cagayan 64 Php48,665.00 - 206 63

Isabela 84 Php49,212.00 - 211 61

Nueva Vizcaya

26 Php19,258.00 - 124 26

Quirino 10 Php3,810.00 - 15 10

Santiago City 17 Php39,101.00

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TOTAL 201 Php160,046.00 640 177

Cagayan Isabela NVizcaya TOTAL

Successful Operations 9 4 2 15

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4 - 1 5

Others 6 9 2 17

Arrested Persons 15 3 2 20

Fishing Rods 2 - - 2

Cases Filed 7 - 1 8



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2. Internal Security Operations and Counter-Terrorism

For the period, a total of 62 major and 124 minor operations were conducted by the Mobile Force Companies as shown below:

.Unit/Office Major Operation Minor Operations

RMFB 2 25 35

PMFC, Cagayan PPO 15 29

PMFC, Isabela PPO 11 27

PMFC, Nueva Vizcaya PPO

7 17

PMFC, Quirino PPO 4 6

CMFC, Santiago CPO 8 22

TOTAL 62 124

B. IMPROVE CRIME SOLUTION

Results-oriented Investigation 1. INVESTIGATION

Total Crime Volume

For the period, a total of 12,355 crime incidents were recorded. This is lower by 2,655 incidents or 17.69% compared to the 15,010 incidents of the same period last year. Out of this figure, 11,847 were recorded in the PNP blotter, 411 in Brgy. Blotter, and 97 from other Law Enforcement Agencies.

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Index Crime Volume

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Index Crimes

Index crimes registered 2,971 incidents, which is lower by 988 or 24.96% as compared to the 3,959 incidents in the previous period.

Distribution of Index Crimes

Out of the total Index Crime, 2,007 or 67.55% are Crimes Against

Person and 964 or 32.45% are Crimes Against Property. Further, Index Crimes are subdivided as follows:

Physical Injury registered the highest number of incidents with 1,432 or

48.20%; followed by Theft with 492 or 16.56%; Robbery with 299 or 10.06%; Murder with 245 or 8.25%; Rape with 192 or 6.46%; Carnapping with 164 or 5.52%; Homicide with 138 or 4.64%; and Cattle Rustling with 9 or 0.30%.

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Non-Index Crimes

Non-index crimes registered 9,384 incidents, which is lower by 1,667 or 15.08% as compared to the 11,051 incidents recorded in the same period last year.

Out of the 9,384 non-index crimes recorded, 5,883 or 62.69% are

reckless imprudence/vehicular accidents.

Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR)

The Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR) for the period under review is 31.45, which is lower by 6.29 or 16.67% as compared with the 37.74 AMCR in the previous period. Santiago CPO obtained the highest with 103.48 AMCR, while Quirino PPO recorded the lowest with 16.97 AMCR.

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BATANES 43.53 36.17 13.21 15.79 30.32 20.38

CAGAYAN 29.05 19.43 9.04 5.84 20.01 13.59

ISABELA 31.81 26.00 8.25 5.82 23.56 20.18

SANTIAGO CITY 96.06 103.48 20.54 23.26 75.51 80.22

NUEVA VIZCAYA 69.84 65.31 16.44 13.91 53.40 51.40

QUIRINO 17.78 16.97 5.19 4.83 12.59 12.13

AMCR 37.74 31.45 9.96 7.56 27.79 23.89

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Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE)

Out of the 11,847 crime incidents recorded in the PNP Blotter, 7,993 cases were solved reflecting a Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) of 67.47%. It increased by 2.20% as compared with the 65.27% CSE of the previous period. Nueva Vizcaya PPO has the highest CSE with 79.99%, while Batanes PPO has the lowest with 26.83% CSE.

Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE)

Out of the 11,847 crime incidents recorded in the PNP Blotter, 9,661 cases were cleared reflecting a Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE) of 81.55%. It increased by 10.67% as compared with the 70.88% CCE of previous period. Batanes PPO has the highest CCE with 97.56%, while Cagayan PPO has the lowest with 67.12% CCE.

Neutralization of Wanted Persons Of the 2,874 Warrant of Arrest received, 2,385 were served reflecting a 82.99% service of warrant of arrest that resulted in the apprehension of 4,455 wanted persons who were charged of various offenses.

PPOs/CPO WA RECEIVED WA SERVED % OF SERVICE OF

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WANTED PERSONS

BATANES 9 9 100.00 3

CAGAYAN 1,101 1,101 100.00 1,553

ISABELA 969 505 52.12 1,652

SANTIAGO CITY 228 203 89.04 193

NUEVA VIZCAYA 508 508 100.00 808

QUIRINO 59 59 100.00 246

TOTAL: 2,874 2,385 82.99 4,455

PPOs/CPO PREV CURR VAR (%)

BATANES 43.10 26.83 -16.27

CAGAYAN 51.10 53.06 1.96

ISABELA 64.91 64.75 -0.16

SANTIAGO CITY 82.17 74.12 -8.06

NUEVA VIZCAYA 75.58 79.99 4.41

QUIRINO 62.88 70.13 7.25

TOTAL 65.27 67.47 2.20

PPOs/CPO PREV CURR VAR (%)

BATANES 72.41 97.56 25.15

CAGAYAN 53.88 67.12 13.23

ISABELA 76.74 85.64 8.90

SANTIAGO CITY 86.54 87.62 1.07

NUEVA VIZCAYA 76.16 85.01 8.84

QUIRINO 65.48 79.48 14.00

TOTAL 70.88 81.55 10.67



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Women and Children Protection Desk

On cases of Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD), there were 1,685 WCPD cases recorded in the region, broken down as follows: 710 cases involving children and 739 involving women as victims, 236 cases involving children as suspects. All cases were filed and referred to appropriate courts and offices.

PPOs/CPO CHILDREN IN

CONFLICT WITH LAW

CHILDREN WOMEN TOTAL

BATANES 1 7 2 10 CAGAYAN 70 227 203 500 ISABELA 83 204 154 441 SANTIAGO CITY 18 57 74 149 NUEVA VIZCAYA 52 175 276 503 QUIRINO 12 40 30 82

TOTAL: 236 710 739 1,685

Pre-Charge Evaluation Cases On Pre-Charge Evaluation cases, there were 56 cases received during the period in review involving eight (8) PCOs, 80 PNCOs and two (2) NUP who were charged administratively. Of the 56 administrative cases, 18 were under summary proceedings, 47 were resolved and three (3) were still under pre-charge evaluation.

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Grave Misconduct 18 - 22 - 11 2 7

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Neglect of Duty 7 4 13 - 7 - -

Simple Neglect of

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Incompetence 4 1 3

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On E-Projects

a. Crime Incident Reporting Analysis System (CIRAS) – Percentage of Compliance

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BATANES 41 30 -11 73.17

CAGAYAN 2,582 2,751 169 106.55

ISABELA 4,156 4,417 261 106.28

NUEVA VIZCAYA 3,068 3,144 76 102.48

QUIRINO 385 400 15 103.90

SANTIAGO 1,615 1,673 58 103.59

TOTAL: 11,847 12,415 568 104.79

b. Wanted Person Information System (WPIS) – Percent of Compliance

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BATANES 9 9 0 100

CAGAYAN 1,116 1,093 -23 97.94

ISABELA 969 519 -450 53.56

NUEVA VIZCAYA 412 412 0 100

QUIRINO 106 56 -50 52.83

SANTIAGO 250 203 -47 81.20

TOTAL: 2,862 2,292 -570 80.084

c. e-Rogues Gallery – Percent of Compliance

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BATANES 5 5 0 100.00

CAGAYAN 1,134 1,052 -82 92.77

ISABELA 1,154 1,050 -104 90.99

NUEVA VIZCAYA 900 849 -51 94.33

QUIRINO 110 92 -18 83.64

SANTIAGO 154 154 0 100.00

TOTAL: 3,457 3,202 -255 92.62

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TOTAL 56 8 80 2 47 3 18



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Conduct of Trainings For Investigation

a. On Criminal Investigation Course (CIC)

Since February 2017, a total of four (4) classes of Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) were conducted by PRO2 attended by 221 investigators in the region. The Program of Instructions of the CIC classes designed at 280 training hours. The said course was intended for those investigators without appropriate investigation trainings assigned at the investigation section region-wide. The conduct of the Criminal Investigation Course in PRO2 was in close coordination with the SIDD, DIDM.

b. Investigation Officers Basic Course (on-going).

One class of Investigation Officers Basic Course is being conducted in PRO2 for CY 2017. The 360 hours course in investigation offered a chance for the 41 would-be investigation officers. The participants who have undergone the qualifying examinations conducted by the SIDD-DIDM are with the rank of Police Inspector to Police Superintendent.

c. Specialized Courses for WCPD Officers

A total of 97 WCPD Officers were benefited in the conduct of two (2) classes of a Specialized Course for WCPD Officers. The 12-day (96 hours) duration of seminar enables the WCPD investigators to gain knowledge, skills and expertise in the investigation of cases pertaining women and children.

Class No. No. of

Graduates Duration

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Hours

01- 2017 54 February 28, 2017 – March 16, 2017 96

02 – 2017 43 September 26, 2017 - October 11,

2017

96

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Participants Duration

Total No.

of Hours

476-2017 42 February 8, 2017 – March 28, 2017 280

493-2017 66 April 18, 2017 – June 7, 2017 280

512-2017 50 July 18, 2017 – September 11, 2017 280

539-2017 63 October 17, 2017 – December

5,2017 280

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Total No.

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89-2017 41 September 15, 2017 –November 20,

2017 360



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d. Fingerprint Identification Seminar/Workshop

Class No. No. of

Graduates Duration

Total No. of

Hours

01- 2017 43 March 29-30, 2017 16

02- 2017 64 December 11-12, 2017 16

e. Crime Scene First Responders Workshop

Class No. No. of Graduates Duration Total No. of Hours

01-2017 65 June 15-21, 2017 40

02-2017 64 December 4-8, 2017 40

2. INTELLIGENCE

Anti-Insurgency Campaign On January 28, 2017 at about 11:00 AM, Dexter PAGUEL y Daquigan

@ERWIN/ELIAS, 26 years old, single, farmer, member of the East Committee, Northern Front, KR-HSL, a resident of Barangay Rebecca and Bernardo PAGUEL y Lacheca @GILBERT/NAP, 47 years old, married, farmer, member of East Committee, Northern Front, KR-HSL and a resident of Barangay Isca, both of Gonzaga, Cagayan voluntarily surrendered without firearm to Cagayan Provincial Governor Manuel M Mamba at his residence in Barangay Cataggaman Pardo, Tuguegarao City.

On February 12, 2017 at about 1:00 PM, a certain Daisy Ariz BAGAN @KANDY, 16 years old, single, former cashier of Rumel’s Eatery beside Florida Bus Station at Diversion Road, Balzain, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan and a resident of Sitio Birao, Brgy. Hacienda Intal, Baggao, Cagayan voluntarily surrendered without

firearm through the negotiation conducted to her father Teodoro Bagan by the joint elements of 502nd IBde, 17th IBde, 5th ID, PA and 52nd MICO. The subject was a new NPA member and had undergone two (2) weeks Individual Combat Training (ICT) under Platoon Charlie, West Committee NF, KR-HSL. Accordingly, she asked permission and was permitted by her comrades to go home that gave her the opportunity to surrender. The subject was fetched by elements of 17IB at Sitio Birao, Brgy. Hacienda Intal, Baggao, Cagayan to Hqs. 17IB, Brgy. Masin, Alcala, Cagayan for custodial debriefing and afterwhich, she was subsequently released to her parents.

Bernard Paguel Dexter Paguel



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On May 4, 2017 at about 6:00 PM, along the National Highway in Brgy. Camasi, Peñablanca, Cagayan joint personnel of Cagayan PPO; RID, PRO2; ISG, PA; 17IB, 5ID, PA; and 502BD, 5ID, PA conducted operation which resulted in the arrest of David Soriano also known as Jerome Antonio y Sabban, 46 years old, single, and a resident of Brgy. San Francisco, Baggao, Cagayan on the strength of five (5) Warrants of Arrest listed, while onboard a Starex Van with Plate Number WML 500 together with his driver identified as Jude Malana Cipriano, 47 years old of Brgy. Anapatan, Baggao, Cagayan. Recovered from their possession and control were the following:

a. One Glock 17 9MM Gen 4 bearing Serial No. PNP

25024 with an inserted magazine loaded with 13 live ammunition;

b. One CZ 75 P-07 9MM bearing Serial No. PNP A67748 with an inserted magazine loaded with 11 live ammunition;

c. One Rifle Grenade; d. One Hand Grenade “Atis Type”; and e. Other subversive documents.

Cases for Violation of RA 10591 (Illegal Possession of Firearms and Ammunition) and RA 9516 (Illegal Possession of Explosive) was filed at RTC Br. 1, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan with CC No. 18132.

On the other hand, the following Warrant of Arrest against David Soriano

were served and returned to the courts of origin.

Murder under Criminal Case No. II-10208 issued by Judge Pablo M. Agustin of RTC Branch 10, Aparri, Cagayan dated September 29, 2015 with no bail recommended;

Murder under Criminal Case No. II-12846 issued by Judge Conrado T. Tabaco of RTC Branch 9, Aparri, Cagayan dated October 22, 2015 with no bail recommended;

Violation of RA 6539 (Carnapping) under Criminal Case No. II-12847 issued by Judge Conrado T. Tabaco of RTC Branch 9, Aparri, Cagayan dated October 22, 2015 with recommended bail bond of Php300,000.00;

Frustrated Murder under Criminal Case No. II-10854 issued by Judge Pablo M. Agustin of RTC Branch 10, Aparri, Cagayan dated June 11, 2012 with recommended bail bond of Php200,000.00; and

Robbery in Band under Criminal Case No. II-12856 issued by Judge Conrado T. Tabaco of RTC Branch 9, Aparri, Cagayan dated October 22, 2015 with recommended bail bond of Php100,000.00.



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Orlan Mariano

Osmag @ Cyrel

Fernandez y

Osmag

Bren Anotado y

Apaez “ADOR”

Voluntary Surrender of CT member in Sta. Ana, Cagayan

On July 18, 2017 at about 8:00 AM, Belly Joy Mabanag Malazzab, CN: Bibeth Sibayan @Pinky\Tin-Tin\Ella, 29 years old, a resident of Brgy. Sta. Clara, Sta. Ana, Cagayan and listed No. 46 in the Official PSRTG 1st Quarter 2017 voluntarily surrendered without firearm to joint personnel of 17IB, NISU-12, NISG-NL and 52MICO in Barangay Dungeg, Sta. Ana, Cagayan.

On July 26, 2017 at about 8:30 AM in Brgy. Dibibi,

Cabarroguis, Quirino, two (2) active Communist Terrorist (CT) members namely Bren Anotado y Apais @Ador, 28 years old, native of Kitog Bao, Alamada, North Cotabato and Medic of Platoon “Bulldozer”, Squad Dos, Southern Front, KR-HSL; and Cyrel Dela Cruz y Fernandez @MAYA/RUSSEL, 25 years old, native of Pangyan, Latrento, Agusan Del Sur, S4 of same unit surrendered to the personnel of 1st Maneuver Platoon, Quirino PPSC headed by PSINSP REYNOLD GONZALES, Platoon Leader.

On July 26, 2017, at about 2:00 PM, Orlan Mariano y

Osmag @Cyrel Fernandez y Osmag together with his companion @ADOR escaped from their group and travelled by foot through the mountainous and forested area of Brgy. Dingasan, Cabarroguis, Quirino until they reached the Brgy. Hall of said barangay at about 9:00 PM. They spent the night at said Brgy. Hall and asked the assistance of the Brgy. Tanods who were on duty who offered them a place to sleep and food. On the following day, said Brgy. Officials coordinated with the PPSC Detachment, Quirino PPO led by PSINSP GONZALEZ based in Brgy. Dibibi, Cabarroguis, Quirino who established their checkpoint where the subject and @ADOR surrendered. Immediately, PSINSP GONZALEZ coordinated with PSUPT ROMMEL A RUMBAOA, Company Commander, Quirino, PPSC, and the surrenderees were escorted to RID, PRO2, Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City for the conduct of Custodial Debriefing.

On September 29, 2017 at around 7:00 AM Ferdinand B Pakiwon together with his nephew Joshua P Huquiana boarded a passenger van owned by Julius Pumihic going to Poblacion Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya and alighted there at. Afterwhich, they transferred to another SUV (Mitsubishi Pajero) owned and driven by Vicente R Ollagon a Brgy. Official of Brgy. Bilet Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya. As they travelled towards Bambang. Nueva Vizcaya and upon reaching Brgy. Watwat, Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya particularly in front of a rice mill they stop and waited there, not long after a black Delica van owned and driven by SB Jess Hufalar of LGU Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya parked near the Mitsubishi Pajero. Thereafter, Ferdinand B Pakiwon noticed Vicente Unlayon transferring several bag packs from the Delica van to his Mitsubishi Pajero. Afterwards, they continued to travel upon reaching Brgy. Mabuslo, Bambang Nueva Vizcaya where an established PNP check point by personnel of Bambang Police Station flagged down said vehicle for inspection. They amazed on the content of the several bag packs which consist of numerous medicines, subversive documents, cellular phones, one (1) rifle grenade launcher, one (1) hand grenade and numerous M-16 ammunition. The suspects were brought to Bambang Police Station, Nueva Vizcaya for further



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investigation. Further, Ferdinand B. Pakiwon states that he will go to Ifugao State University (IFSU) Lamut, Ifugao to see his son studying and give his allowance.

ANTI-CRIMINALITY CAMPAIGN

a. ARREST OF TOP MOST WANTED PERSONS With Rewards:

On February 18, 2017, personnel of Quezon Police Station and Nueva Vizcaya Police Provincial Office, Mabalacat Police Station, and Pampanga Police Station conducted manhunt operation that resulted in the arrest of Virgilio Garcia y Tamayo at his residence in Block 39, Xevera Subdivision, Brgy. Tabon, Mabalacat City, Pampanga. Subject was arrested by virtue of Warrant of Arrest issued by Judge Rogelio P. Corpuz of RTC Branch 27, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya for the crime of Murder docketed under Criminal Case No. 307 with no bail recommended. He is listed Top Most Wanted Person in the Region with an approved cash reward for his arrest with the amount of Php70,000.00 pursuant to DILG Memorandum Circular Nr. 2002-29.

On July 31, 2017 at about 3:30 PM in Brgy. Agugaddan, Peñablanca, Cagayan, personnel of Cagayan Provincial Public Safety Company, Peñablanca PS, and PIB, Cagayan PPO arrested Roger Calanoga y Maramag @JOKER, 33 years old, single, automobile mechanic, and a resident of Purok Avocado, Brgy. Agugaddan, Peñablanca, Cagayan by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest issued by Judge Marivic Cacatian-Beltran of RTC Branch 3, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan for the crime of Murder (2 counts) docketed under Criminal Case Numbers 9849 and 9850 with a standing monetary reward of Php90,000.00 as per DILG Memorandum Circular 2012- 47.

b. NEUTRALIZATION OF CRIMINAL GANGS

On February 13, 2017 at about 9:00 AM, Atty. Ferdinand Olalia y Pascual, Leader of Olalia Gang operating in the province of Isabela personally appeared and voluntarily surrendered to Ilagan City PS, Isabela PPO under the Project Double Barrel. The subject admitted that he engaged in Illegal Drug activities sometime in the year 2010 and ended on January 2016.

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

1. Human Rights Advocacy Programs

a. Conducted Inspection of Custodial Facilities (CF)

The Regional Human Rights Affairs

Office personnel conducts regular inspection of custodial facilities in all Municipal/City Police Stations in coordination with the Office of the CHR, DSWD and DOJ to ensure that persons under PNP custody are treated in a humane and dignified manner their individual rights are upheld, pursuant to human rights standards and existing laws. The inspection was also conducted to monitor observance of established procedures and guidelines in manning custodial facilities and to improve the living conditions of persons in custody. For the period, this Office inspected 52 Custodial Facilities all over the region.

2. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights

The RHRAO enhances partnership and

cooperation with concerned government entities, local community organizations, NGOs, and private-civic oriented groups towards advancing the cause of human rights. Towards this end, the Regional Human Rights Office maintains a list of existing partners from the government, NGO and the media.

Upon her designation as Regional Police

Human Rights Officer, PCINSP AILEEN P URANI paid a courtesy call to partner agency in the region on August 9, 2017 particularly the Commission on Human Rights, Regional Office 2.

3. Prevention and Control of Human Rights Violations

a. Conducted Inspection of Custodial Facilities (CF)

The Regional Human Rights Affairs Office

personnel conducts regular inspection of custodial facilities in all Municipal/City in coordination with the Office of the CHR, DSWD and DOJ to ensure that persons under PNP custody are Police Stations treated in a humane and dignified manner their individual rights are



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upheld, pursuant to human rights standards and existing laws. The inspection was also conducted to monitor observance of established procedures and guidelines in manning custodial facilities and to improve the living conditions of persons in custody. For the period, this Office inspected 52 Custodial Facilities all over the region.

b. Police Information and Continuing Education

During the station visits, PICE was conducted among personnel of this PRO to remind them to strictly adhere to the policy on the reading/recitation of Miranda and Anti-torture Warning in the service of warrants of arrest, ensure the presence of PHROs in the conduct of PNP Checkpoints and observe the PNP Operational Procedures in all police operations. The RPHRO also reminded all personnel to strictly comply with the requirement of RA 9745 (An Act Penalizing Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment or Punishment).

c. Dissemination of Policies and Advisory

As part of our program thrust to fully institutionalize respect for human rights as a way of life in the PNP, this office has disseminated various Human Rights Advisories to serve as a guide to all PNP personnel in their underlying duty to uphold human rights and the rule of law at all times. Human Rights Policies and Advisories are well disseminated at this Regional Office down to lower units to help improve safety awareness through community-oriented and human rights-based policing of the PNP personnel. Some of the advisories disseminated during the period are the following:

a. Advisory on Duties of Arresting Officer implementing WOA;

b. Advisory on Police Officers conducting Custodial Investigation; c. HR Advisory for PNP Personnel conducting CDM; e. HR Advisory for PNP Personnel Manning Custodial Facilities; and f. HR Desk Basic Procedure in receiving complaint.

This Office has also a recipient of four thousand (4,000) pamphlets of Miranda and Anti-torture warning given by the Human Rights Affairs Office to be distributed to PRO2 personnel.

4. Disaster Preparedness

Police Regional Office 2 in coordination with the concerned agencies

continuously conducted training and drills to develop a competent and effective search and rescue operations, emergency medical services, transportation, distribution of relief donation and supplies, facilities and equipment to save human lives and mitigate damage to properties in the disasters-affected areas in the region.



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Unit Activities

Number of Activities Conducted

TOTAL Batane

s PPO

Cagayan

PPO

Isabela

PPO

Nueva

Vizcaya

PPO

Quirino

PPO

Santiago

CPO

PRO2

Coordination with LGUs

15 343 607 96 10 66 1,137

Information Drive

34 362 611 209 80 66 1,362

Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways)

7 340 513 248 20 6 1,134

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition

- 1 700 5 - 1 707

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire)

4 125 144 95 4 3 375

Relief Operations

2 62 250 37 - - 351

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations

- 124 37 28 - - 189

Total 62 1,357 2,862 718 114 142 5,255

On October 23-28, 2017 thirty-five (35) PNP personnel of the different police stations in Nueva Vizcaya PPO attended the 6-Day Disaster Preparedness, Rescue and Relief Operations Training sponsored by the Philippine Red Cross and PDRRMO held at Philippine Red Cross Hall, Capitol Compound Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya.



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On April 18, 2017, PNP personnel of Santa Fe PS, Nueva Vizcaya PPO,

PRO2; AFP; LGU; Philippine Red Cross; and local residents conducted Search, Rescue and Retrieval Operations on a mini-bus that fell into a deep ravine along a winding road of Brgy. Capintalan, Caranglan, Nueva Ecija, killing 29 of its passengers.

D. Other Initiatives 1. Police-Community Partnership:

a. Forging Partnership Institutionalization of Brgy. Peacekeeping

Operation (BPO)

Unit

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Batanes PPO 29 485 0 0 0 134 0 648

Cagayan PPO 820 4,487 190 171 526 1,588 185 7,967

Isabela PPO 1,016 5,335 185 403 2,405 1,532 26 10,902

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 223 1745 144 167 377 852 33 3,541

Quirino PPO 132 1,848 120 3 5 6 1 2,115

Santiago CPO 37 555 25 239 623 106 20 1,605

Total 26,778



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BPAT Related Trainings:

Training (Title) Date

Number of Participants

Police

Supervisors

BPAT

Members

Arrest Technique April 30, 2017 1 11

Basic Search and rescue

Operation May 5, 2017 1 11

Barangay First Responders

Training July 26-28, 2017 5 180

PNP, AFP, BFP & Barangay

Risk Reduction Management

Seminar Workshop

May 18, 2017 2 133

2-Day Barangay Peacekeeping

Action Team (BPAT)

Training/Seminar

June 28-29, 2017 2 133

BPAT Enhancement Seminar Jan. 1 – Nov. 30,

2017 446 7,690

Katarungan Pambarangay to

the Brgy Officials and BPATs

members

June 9, 2017 1 25

Refresher Training for BPATS

on Fire Prevention

June 2, 2017 at 10:00

AM 2 67

Emergency Response Training January 24-25, 2017 17 133

Basic Handling and Operation

of Handheld Radio September 5, 2017 15 120

BPAT Refreshers Training September 27-28,

2017 25 146

2. Sustain Public Information and Dialogue:

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Awareness Number of

Activities

Number of

Participants

a. Cascading 880 36,526

b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 902 35,979

c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 3,225 10,670

d. Lecture conducted in schools 974 58,847

e. Lecture conducted for business groups 374 17,411

f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations

918 45,736

Total 7,273 205,169



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3. Sustain Partnership and Collaboration:

a. Sustain partnership and collaboration with stakeholders and other pillars of the Criminal Justice System (CJS)

Name of Organization Program/Project Title Purpose/Objective of the

Program/Project

DOH-DATRC Fun Bike (Padyak para sa MASA, Tadyak sa

DROGA)

Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Week.

DOH-DATRC Anti-Drug Walk

Campaign

To bring forth in the process of an intensive effort from all agencies of the government in the shared responsibility of drug abuse and prevention programs.

DOH Fun Walk re World

Diabetes Day

To increase awareness about Diabetes, its burden and consequences, and to promote set of actions to prevent and beat Diabetes in the province.

Cagayan Valley Disaster Risk Reduction and

Management Council

Incident Command System-All Hazard

Incident Management Team Training Course

Tapped to manage disaster/incident within the affected areas.

Office of the Vice-Governor, Province of

Cagayan Blood for Life Movement

Augmenting the blood reserve of the CVMC Blood bank.

Cagayan Valley Disaster Risk Reduction and

Management Council, OCD and BFP

Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED)

To test the efficiency and usefulness of the preparedness, response and recovery plans, systems and policies developed by the PNP.

Department of Trade and Industry

Consumer Fun Run

To provide an avenue to advocate consumer rights and responsibilities while promoting health and wellness.

Victory Christian Fellowship and

Lighthouse Cooperative Bloodletting Activity

To sustain the blood bank account in the Cagayan Valley Medical Center, Tuguegarao City.

UCV, College of Law CoLAWr Fun Run To generate funds to assist graduate-barristers during bar examinations.



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K-Servico Bloodletting To be used by fellow Cagayanos who are in need of blood.

CFC-Single for Christ ANCOP GLOBAL Walk

To alleviate poverty through a holistic community development program includes education, health, livelihood, shelter and values formation.

Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace

Process

National Peace Consciousness Month

To promote peace.

Office of the Governor, Province of Cagayan

Joint Peace and Order Council

To strengthen the implementation of Barangay Drug Clearing Program.

School Division Office Brigada Opisina To assist in the cleaning, painting and planting of the said office.

Cagayan Valley, RDRRMC

National Disaster Resilience month

To conduct DRRM-information and Education Campaign Caravan to schools.

GreEnergy Power Systems Philippines

Ground Breaking Event of the 105-MW Cagayan

Solar Project

To celebrate corporate milestone event.

Department of Labor and Employment

Labor Day Fun Run

To support the creation of awareness and solicitation of public’s participation in ensuring and upholding workers safety in their work places.

Cagayan State University

Andrews Community Based Development

Program- MOA Launching

To help and train the constituents to be more productive in the field of agriculture and skills and livelihood through the proper conduct of seminars and trainings.

b. Participation in Faith-based Organizations

Unit

(PRO/NSU)

Faith-Based Organization

Engaged

Focus of Partnership/

Collaboration/Activities

PRO2 Bread of Life

Strengthening of PNP Families

Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Church of Christ Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel



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Church of Jesus Christ and His Peacemakers


Passionate Community for Christ Incorporated/HESED


Bethel Central Church Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Haven of Rest Church Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Jesus the Anchor of Life Church Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

International Christ Ministries Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Way of Salvation Church Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Lord’s Recovery Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel

Bless Our COPS Strengthening of PNP Families

Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

Parish Renewal Experience (PREX)

Strengthening of PNP Families


Life in the Spirit Seminar Strengthening of PNP Families


Couples for Christ Strengthening of PNP Families


Bukas Loob sa Diyos Strengthening of PNP Families


c. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical Fitness, and Environmental Protection Programs/Campaigns

Unit

Accomplishments

Number of

Religious Faith-

based Activities

Participated

Number of

Health/Physical

Fitness Program

Participated

Number of

Environmental

Protection Related

Activities Participated

Batanes

PPO 30 78 147

Cagayan

PPO 425 690 345



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Isabela

PPO 37 532 400

N. Vizcaya

PPO 267 393 264

Quirino

PPO 30 120 80

Santiago

CPO 0 0 0

Total 789 1,813 1,236

4. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program

a. FJGAD-related training

Unit

(PRO/NSU)

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy

Program

Nr of Trngs

Conducted

Nr of

Participants

Nr of Trngs

Conducted

Nr of

Participants

Batanes PPO 2 65 5 230

Cagayan PPO 14 578 91 5,315

Isabela PPO 410 9,110 415 10,320

N. Vizcaya

PPO 39 1,638 59 3,491

Quirino PPO 11 560 23 1,150

Santiago CPO 121 6,050 121 6,050

Total 597 18,001 714 26,556

b. Program Implemented on GAD

Police Regional Office 2 had continuously initiated Gender Awareness and Development (GAD) advocacy activities to support women and children especially those who were victims of violence by addressing their issues and concerns and with the regular conduct of seminars and lectures about rights-based subjects and its related laws by our PCR team, in collaboration with LGUs, civic action groups and other advocates, it helps uplift the morale and welfare of these fragile members of the community. Supported by the PNP, these people were then enlightened of their rights and proud to introduce themselves as important members of the society, and as such, become capable to defend themselves if violence will ever come to them.



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On March 22, 2017 at 8:30 AM, PSINSP NIEVES M MEÑA, Chief,

FJGAD/CAS of the Regional Police Community Relations Division (RPCRD) conducted lecture on Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children (VAWC), also known as RA 9262, to the 29 Women of the Regional Haven for Women and Girls at Lingu, Solana, Cagayan. The purpose of the activity is to uplift the morale and welfare of the victims of VAWC. Afterwhich, personnel of RPCRD distributed personal hygiene kits to the said participants.

5. Anti-Corruption Initiative (PNP Citizen’s Charter)

Implementation of PNP Citizen’s Charter by NHQ PNP Frontline Offices

(DI, PCRG, CLG, CSG (FED & SOSIA), HPG, PRBS, PTCFOR)

Unit

Accomplishments (Based on the Client Satisfaction Survey

Form)

Number of Positive

Feedback Received

Number of

Negative Feedback

PRO2 12,130 148

Total 12,130 148

“Mabilisang paggawa ng Police Clearance” “Magalang at maasikaso sa mga kliyente”

1) Display of Service Standards/Flowcharts of Police Station Services

Unit

(by PPO)

Accomplishments

Number of

CPS/MPS

Number of CPS/MPS Stations

with Service Standards/

Flowcharts Displayed

Batanes PPO 6 6

Cagayan PPO 29 29

Isabela PPO 36 36

N. Vizcaya PPO 15 15

Quirino PPO 6 6

Santiago CPO 2 2

Total 94 94

LEARNING AND GROWTH

The Regional Personnel and Human Resource Development Division has performed well its mandate in consonance with the PNP Integrated Transformation Program, our roadmap to a more responsive and transformed PNP.



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With regard to its Personnel Development and Management, Morale and Welfare Boosters, the RPHRDD has gone ahead through the following activities:

1. RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION For CY 2017, 1st Cycle Recruitment Program, this Regional Office was allocated

a quota of Three Hundred Fifty (350), intended for Public Safety Forces (PSFs). We had a total of One Thousand Seventy (1,070) applicants. After having undergone and passed all the phases of the recruitment and procedure/process, such as: pre-assessment; initial screening (face to face interview, measurement of height and weight, inspection of tattoos and physical agility test (PAT) and submission of documentary requirements); and screening proper (Psychological and Psychiatric Examination (PPE), Physical, Medical and Dental Examination (PMDE), Drug Test (DT), Complete Background Investigation (CBI and Committee Deliberation).

The 343 composed of 283 males and 60 females were found fit for police training

and took their oath of office last August 16, 2017 which was officiated by our Regional Director.

DEVELOP COMPETENT, MOTIVATED, AND VALUES-ORIENTED AND DISCIPLINED PERSONNEL

2. LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT

INDIVIDUAL TRAINING

Number of personnel of this Office who have undergone mandatory Schooling (Individual Training Program and Development):

Course/Seminar Nr of Participants

Total PCO PNCO NUP

PSOSEC 3 - - 3

PCSUPT ROBERT G QUENERY, Regional Director administers oath to 343 PO1 recruits

composed of 283 males and 60 females last August 16, 2017 at the Police Regional Office

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SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM

a. Programmed In-Service Trainings:

In support to the PNP Strategic Focus “CODE-P and Beyond,” towards the realization of the PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 and the Policy Focus of the CPNP, this Regional Office had conducted Eighty-Six (86) different Programmed In-Service and Unprogrammed In-Service Trainings to Seven Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-Nine (7779) PNP Personnel for January 1, 2017 to November 23, 2017. Said In-Service and Unprogrammed Trainings are essential in enhancing the knowledge and special skills of PNP personnel towards effective and efficient discharge of their duties and responsibilities which will help instill discipline and observance of proper work ethics needed in the delivery of quality police service. Statistics of which is shown below:

Course/ Seminar

Venue Inclusive dates Nr of Participants

Total From To PCO PNCO NUP CIV

Police First Responders

Course

RHQ 17-May-17 30-May-17 4 46 0 0 50

Police Investigators

Refresher Course

RHQ 20-Jul-17 2-Aug-17 5 45 0 0 50

PITS IPPO 25-Sep-17 29-Sep-17 0 60 0 0 60

PRO2 Disaster Preparedness and response

Drill Competition 2017

RHQ 7-Jun-17 9-Jun-17 6 49 0 0 55

Human Rights and

Humanitarian Law Seminar

Cagayan PPO

18-May-17 19-May-17 0 0 46 4 50

26-Jul-17 27-Jul-17 0 49 2 0 51

Isabela PPO 18-May-17 19-May-17 0 0 59 1 60

Santiago CPO

14-Jun-17 15-Jun-17 0 2 48 0 50

14-Aug-17 15-Aug-17 2 50 2 2 56

Quirino PPO 31-May-17 1-Jun-17 0 0 47 3 50

PSOAC 13 - - 13

PSOBC 4 - - 4

PSOCC - - - -

PSSLC - 127 - 127

PSJLC - 206 - 206

PSFTP - 581 - 581

Total 20 914 - 934



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RPSB2 12-Jun-17 13-Jun-17 0 0 50 0 50 Nueva

Vizcaya PPO

13-Jun-17 14-Jun-17 0 2 48 0 50

31-Jul-17 1-Aug-17 0 34 16 0 50

Batanes PPO

27-Jul-17 0 37 8 0 45

Human Rights

Seminar

Quirino PPO

13-Jul-17 14-Jul-17 0 49 1 0 50

Intelligence

seminar

Quirino PPO 31-May-17 1-Jun-17 0 47 3 0 50

Cagayan PPO

4-Aug-17 0 52 0 0 52

Batanes PPO

5-Sep-17 0 27 3 0 30

RPSB 15-Sep-17 16-Sep-17 4 46 0 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 20-Nov-17 21-Nov-17 1 49 0 0 50

Handgun Familiarizatio

n and Precision Training (HFPT) Phase I

RHQ 15-Mar-17 17-Mar-17 0 56 0 0 56

Handgun Qualification Marksmanshi

p Test Phase-II (HQMT)

RHQ 15-Mar-17 17-Mar-17 0 56 0 0 56

Cagayan PPO

14-Jun-17 16-Jun-17 0 48 0 0 48

Isabela PPO

19-Jun-17 21-Jun17 2 50 0 0 52

23-Aug-17 25-Aug-17 0 51 0 0 51

Quirino PPO

13-Jun-17 15-Jun-17 0 50 0 0 50

Field Training Officers

Development Program

RHQ 13-Mar-17 31-Mar-17 0 53 0 0 53

RHQ 07-Jun-17 30-Jun-17 0 53 0 0 53

RHQ 23-Jul-17 8-Aug-17 0 50 0 0 50

Patrol Officers Basic

Course (POBC)

RHQ 14-Mar-17 29-Mar-17 0 60 0 0 60

RHQ 6-Jun-17 22-Jun-17 0 52 0 0 52



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RHQ 3-Aug-17 18-Aug-17 0 50 0 0 50

Police Corresponde

nce

RHQ 9-May-17 15-May-17 0 51 0 0 51

RHQ 7-Sep-17 13-Sep-17 2 50 0 0 52

Crisis Response Seminar

RPSB 2 14-Jun-17 19-Jun-17 0 50 0 0 50

Drivers Certification

Course RHQ 25-Apr-17 8-May-17 0 60 0 0 60

FTX Inspection and Evaluation

RHQ 24-May-17 2-Jun-17 0 466 0 0 466

RHQ (HSS

Quota) 28-Aug-17 31-Aug-17 0 146 0 0 146

RHQ (IG Quota)

28-Aug-17 31-Aug-17 0 205 0 0 205

FTP Pre-FTX Orientation Program

RHQ (HSS

Quota) 6-Jun-17 14-Jun-17 0 148 0 0 148

RHQ (IG Quota)

19-Jun-17 23-Jun-17 0 205 0 0 205

RHQ 22-Aug-17 25-Aug-17 0 581 0 0 581

TOTAL 22 3,129 333 10 3,494

b. Unprogrammed In-Service Training:

Course/ Seminar



Basic Internal Security Operation (BISO) Refresher Training

IPPO 3-Jul-17 11-Jul-17 2 23 1 9 35

Quirino PPO 24-Jul-

17 28-Jul-17 0 24 0 0 24

Protocol And Social Graces for NUP

RHQ 15-May-

17 19-May-

17 0 0 0 19 19

Motorcycle Tactical Riding Seminar

Quirino PPO

20-Jul-17

21-Jul-17 0 24 0 0 24

26-Oct-17

28-Oct-17 1 37 0 0 38

Personnel Uprightness Leadership and Integrity Seminar

RHQ 24-Apr-

17 28-Apr-17 1 12 0 0 13

Tactical Intelligence Course

RHQ 24-Oct-

17 9-Nov-17 1 56 0 0 57

TOTAL 5 176 1 28 210



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c. ISO Related Courses:

PRO2 had conducted One (1) ISO Related courses participated by Forty-Eight (48) PCO’s. Course/ Seminar

Venue Inclusive dates Nr of Participants Total

From To PCO PNCO NUP CIV Tactical Commanders Course

RHQ 8-Dec-16 28-Feb-17 48 0 0 0 48

TOTAL 48 0 0 0 48

PERSONNEL ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM a. Gender Awareness and Development Program:

The Gender and Development seminars were conducted to utilize and

substantially enhance the participation of women in development process in ways equal to that of their men counterpart, This Regional Office had conducted Ten (10) Gender Awareness and Development seminars participated by 62 PCOs, 439 PNCOs and 25 NUP with a total of 526 participants.

Course/ Seminar



Other GAD related

Seminar (Gender and

Development)

Isabela PPO

9-Aug-17 0 56 0 0 0 56

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 24-May-17

25-May-17

1 48 8 0 57

Santiago CPO

8-Jun-17 9-Jun-17 2 48 0 0 50

Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women (OSLAW)

Cagayan PPO

12-July-17 13-July-17 0 50 0 0 50

Isabela PPO

13-Jun-17 14-Jun-17 0 59 1 0 60

Santiago CPO

8-Jun-17 9-Jun-17 0 50 0 0 50

16-Aug-17 17-Aug-17 2 50 1 0 53

Quirino PPO

23-Aug-17 24-Aug-17 0 43 7 0 50

8-Jun-17 9-Jun-17 0 50 0 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 22-May-17

23-May-17

1 41 8 0 50

TOTAL 62 439 25 0 526



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LIVING PNP CORE VALUES:

a. Moral Recovery Program (MRP)

To further strengthen the moral fiber of the PNP personnel rooted in the Filipino culture, values and ideals of Maka-Diyos, Maka-Tao, Maka-Bayan and Maka-Kalikasan and pursue a vision of a Filipino nation that is God-centered, people empowered, and prosperous national community, this Regional Office had conducted Twenty-Nine (29) different Moral Recovery Program (MRP) involving 233 PCOs, 3110 PNCOs, 368 NUP and 4 CIV with a total of 3,715 participants.

Course/ Seminar

Venue Inclusive dates Nr of Participants Total

From To PCO PNCO NUP CIV

Spiritual Leadership

Seminar

Batanes PPO

26-Oct-17 27-Oct-17 0 26 0 0 26

Cagayan PPO

25-Apr-17 8-May-17 4 46 0 0 50

20-Oct-17 23-Oct-17 0 53 0 0 53

Isabela PPO

6-June-17 7-June-17 0 61 1 0 62

Santiago

CPO

12-Jun-17 13-Jun-17 2 48 0 0 50

8-Aug-17 9-Aug-17 2 50 1 0 53

8-Jun-17 9-Jun-17 2 48 0 0 50

2-Nov-17 2 48 0 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 9-Jun-17 10-Jun-17 0 44 6 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO

24-May-17 25-May-17 1 41 8 0 50

9-Nov-17 10-Nov-17 1 36 13 0 50

PNP Code of Ethics

Seminar

Santiago CPO

10-Aug-17 2 50 1 0 53

Quirino PPO

25-Aug-17 0 50 0 0 50

Deputy Regional Director for Administration PCSUPT RENATO C ANGARA together with the Training Manager PSUPT JOJO DELA CRUZ and Chief HRDD PCINSP WILSON ADORIO graced the Closing ceremonies of Police Investigators Refreshers Course and Field Training Officers Course.



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Cagayan PPO

16-May-17 0 43 7 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 8-June-17 0 45 5 0 50

Batanes PPO

26-Jul-17 0 35 0 0 35

Ethics Day Celebration

RHQ 9-Jan-17 48 298 49 2 397

Batanes PPO

9-Jan-17 9 11 11 2 33

Cagayan PPO

9-Jan-17 59 595 93 0 747

Isabela PPO

9-Jan-17 75 754 103 0 932

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO 9-Jan-17 4 71 19 0 94

Quirino PPO

9-Jan-17 14 112 22 0 148

Santiago CPO

9-Jan-17 4 46 0 0 50

Anti-Graft and Corrupt

Practices

Cagayan PPO

7-June-17 0 49 1 0 50

Isabela PPO

8-June-17 0 64 1 0 65

19-Jul-17 0 52 0 0 52

Santiago CPO

5-Jun-17 6-Jun-17 2 48 0 0 50

Quirino PPO

10-June-17 0 50 0 0 50

12-July-17 0 48 2 0 50

Nueva Vizcaya

PPO

26-May-17 0 42 8 0 50

3-Aug-17 0 34 16 0 50

Other Enrichment

Program (Employees

Compensation Seminar)

Isabela PPO

8-June-17 0 64 1 0 65

Other Enrichment

Program (Health

Awareness Seminar)

Santiago CPO

5-Jun-17 6-Jun-17 2 48 0 0 50

TOTAL 233 3,110 368 4 3,715



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MORALE AND WELFARE PROGRAM

a. Awards/Decorations & Commendations:

TYPE OF AWARD/MEDALS

NR OF RECIPIENTS

TOTAL PCOS PNCOS NUP

MEDALYA NG KADAKILAAN (Posthumous) 0 2 0 2

MEDALYA NG KAGALINGAN 15 50 0 65

MEDALYA NG KASANAYAN 73 140 0 213

MEDALYA NG PAPURI 1,762 9,772 180 11,714

MEDALYA NG MABUTING ASAL 10 255 0 265

MEDALYA NG SUGATANG MAGITING 0 9 0 9

MEDALYA NG PAGLILINGKOD SA LUZON 3 0 0 3

LETTER OF COMMENDATION 5 10 0 15

TOTAL 1,868 10,238 180 12,286

There were Twelve Thousand Two Hundred Eighty Six (12,286) medals

accorded to the PRO2 PNP personnel in recognition for their notable accomplishments in the discharge of their official duties and responsibilities.

3. REWARD AND PUNISHMENT

The DLOS of this Office is a disciplinary authority where cases are being heard against erring PNP personnel, they have been religiously implementing and adhering with the directive from higher headquarters regarding Zero Backlog cases, wherein cases were resolved within the prescribed period.

This Regional Office received Eighty Seven (87) administrative cases filed against

PNP uniformed personnel involving Seven (7) PCOs and One Hundred One (101) PNCOs and Three (3) NUP. Out of this, there were 70 resolved cases, involving six (6) PCOs and Seventy Seven (77) PNCOs and Three (3) NUP, from January to November 2017 with the following status and disposition of cases, as shown below:

Chief PNP PDDG RONALD “BATO” DELA ROSA, assisted by RD PCSUPT ROBERT G QUENERY awards medals and plaques of appreciation to the PRO2 awardees during the Police Service Anniversary celebration last October 4, 2017 at the PRO2 Grandstand.



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NR of Cases PCO Involved PNCO

Involved NUP Involved

Received Admin

Cases

87 7 101 3

Resolved Admin cases 70 6 77 3

Pending Admin cases 17 1 24 0

STATUS OF PENDING ADMIN CASES

Recently Decided 5 1 7 0

For Resolution of

Summary Hearing

Officer

4 0 4 0

Decision for Approval

of Disciplinary

Authority

1 0 1 0

Resolution of SHO

referred to C, RLO for

Legal Opinion

1 0 1 0

For Scheduled

Hearing

3 0 3 0

For submission of

Answer of the

Respondent/s

3 0 8 0

TOTAL 17 1 24 0

DISPOSITION OF

RESOLVED ADMIN

CASES:

Number PCO PNCO NUP

Dismissed from PNP Service

4 0 4 0

Suspension from PNP Service

11 3 19 1

Demotion in Rank 1 0 1 0

Case Dismissed for lack of Jurisdiction

1 0 0 1

Case Dismissed for lack of Substantial Evidence

27 2 27 1

Case Dismissed for lack of Merit

22 1 21 0

Case Dismissed for Insufficiency of Evidence

1 0 2 0

Withholding of Privileges 2 0 2 0

Restriction in Camp 1 0 1 0

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4. PLACEMENT AND PROMOTION SYSTEM (PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)

PROMOTION SYSTEM

Shown below is the distribution of quota by rank and the number of promoted

PRO2 personnel by rank for the 1st Semester CY 2017 Regular Promotion Program.

Rank Quota

Allocated per Rank

Number of Promoted PRO2 Personnel

PSUPT-PSSUPT 3

PCINSP-PSUPT 13

PSINSP-PCINSP 11 11

PINSP-PSINSP 30 25

SPO4-PINSP 10 0

SPO3-SPO4 75 51

SPO2-SPO3 304 345

SPO1-SPO2 215 191

PO3-SPO1 361 315

PO2-PO3 57 57

PO1-PO2 52 52 GRAND TOTAL 1,115 1,061

The 1,061 promoted personnel have took their oath at this Regional Office on

August 22, 2017 for the rank of PSUPT and September 22, 2017 for the rank of PO2 to PCINSP which was officiated by the Regional Director and witnessed by their family, relatives and friend.

One thousand sixty-one (1,061) PRO2 personnel took their oath at this Regional

Office on August 22, 2017 for the rank of PSUPT and September 22, 2017 for the rank of

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Keeping in Stride with the Information Era

1. Information and Communications Technology on RHQ Internet Connectivity

DIVISION/UNIT/

STATIONS NO. OF OFFICE

WITH INTERNET

CONNECTION

RHQ 14 14

2RPSB 4 4

CIDU2 1 1

RIU2 1 1

RCLO2 5 5

RFSO2 1 1

RIAS2 1 1

RHSG 1 1

HRAO 1 1

RCEO2 1 1

RSTU2 1 1

RLO2 1 1

TOTAL 32 32

All Offices Situated at Police Regional Offices 2 Headquarters has already

connected to internet. On PPOs/CPO Internet Connectivity

Statistics shows that our Information Technology Compliance increased compared to last year. At present the percentage of Information Technology compliant PNP Stations within PRO2 is 97.8% or 92 out of 94 PNP Police Stations all over PRO2, 90 Police Stations has complied with the Standard IT compliant. Thus, continuous conduct of computer training to PRO2 personnel with regard to the Information Systems such as the E-Systems developed by the National Headquarters being installed to the different Offices/Stations of PRO2 which is the most effective tool in attaining our goal. Likewise, procurement of IT equipment as well as acquiring internet connections of all

Recapitulation January to November 2017

PPO/SCPO No. of Police Station No. of IT Compliant PS

Cagayan PPO 29 29

Isabela PPO 36 34

Nueva Vizcaya PPO 15 15

Quirino PPO 6 6

Batanes PPO 6 6

Santiago City PO 2 2

TOTAL 94 97.8%(92/94)



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PNP stations within this region is a contributory factor to be a 100% IT Compliant for the year 2017. However, records show that Police Stations of this PRO, who were not able to comply with the Information Technology Compliance specifically on internet connectivity are geographically located at the coastal areas, wherein internet connection is still unavailable as of this moment.

2. Strengthen Organizational Development

a. Basic Computer Essential Certification Examination (BCECE) to RHQ personnel down to PPO/CPO including RSUs who are 36 years old below.

b. PNP PRO2 Paperless Daily Journal

Consolidation of all the Daily Journal of the different Offices within Police Regional Office 2 RHQ, RASUs and ROSUs. This is simply to inform the Regional Director, Command Group, D-Staff, PPO’s as well as CPO down to the PS or CPS on the daily activities of each office. This can be accessed thru e-mail.

c. Existence of e-mail address used for official communications

All Offices situated at Police Regional Offices 2 Headquarters had created their e-mail address purposely used for official communications for higher and lower offices. Likewise, PPO’s/SCPO also created their e-mail addresses. All Offices utilizes free web-Based email system as an email services.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources

1. Financial Management Program

Resources Made Available to PRO2

For the period in review, a total of Php169,011,333.33 (MOOE) was released to PRO2.



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PROGRAM FUND RELEASED

Personnel & Records Management Php3,152,416.67

Human resource Management Php8,207,833.33

Health Services Php2,781,166.67

Logistical Services Php105,549,583.33

Operation Services Php30,374,666.67

Intelligence Services Php7,791,666.67

Police relation Services Php3,482,416.67

Investigation Services Php7,671,583.33

TOTAL Php169,011,333.33

2. Personal Services

From January to date, a total of Php294,357,252.10 was released to this Office programmed for the payment of Salary and Long pay Differential of personnel, Initial Clothing Allowance (ICA) of Police Recruits, Replacement Clothing Allowances (RCA) of PNP personnel, Combat Duty Pay (CDP), Combat Incentive Pay (CIP), Regular Pay and Allowances of PNP/NUPs, Special Financial Assistance, Subsistence Allowance for Detainees, Additional Subsistence Allowance of PNP personnel, and Reimbursement of Hospitalization Expenses.

3. Consolidated LGU Financial Assistance

From January 1 to November 30, 2017 a total amount of Php35,487,982.54 LGU Financial Assistance was provided to the PNP in kind and cash.

MONTHS AMOUNT

January Php2,479,641.46

February Php2,720,750.71

March Php2,789,023.72

PARTICULARS FUND RELEASED

Salary Differential/Long Pay Differential Php1,042,590.13

Initial Clothing Allowance Php18,780,000.00

Replacement Clothing Allowance Php14,308,000.00

Clothing Allowance of NUP Php2,405,000.00

Combat Duty Pay Php136,512,000.00

Combat Incentive Pay Php87,852,800.00

Regular Pay and Allowances of PNP/NUP personnel

Php30,475,746.12

Special Financial Assistance (SFA) Php457,867.00

Subsistence Allowance for Detainees Php2,068,400.00

Additional Subsistence Allowance Php410,760.00

Reimbursement of Hospital Expenses Php44,088.85

TOTAL Php294,357,252.10



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April Php2,928,123.27

May Php3,274,427.32

June Php2,994,316.26

July Php3,428,631.14

August Php3,411,891.78

September Php3,072,195.58

October Php4,938,185.85

November Php3,450,795.45

Total Php35,487,982.54

4. Consolidated STL Financial Support

From January 1, 2017 to November 30, 2017, PRO2 received a total amount of Php3,670,932.43 from the Small Town Lottery. Of the total amount, Php3,201,891.84 or 87.22% was utilized for the purchase of supplies and materials and Php370,051.49 or 10.08% for the repair and maintenance activities while Php98,989.10 or 2.70% for other operating expenses.

5. Logistics Management Program Police Regional Office 2 has been consistently optimizing its effectiveness

and productivity of the daily operations of our police units through providing necessary logistical resources:

A. SUPPLY MANAGEMENT:

a. Move

PRO2 has a total of 599 (487 organic; 112 Loaned/Donated) units of ground vehicles consisting of 8 trucks, 10 van/ambulance, 292 patrol cars/jeeps and 289 motorcycles.

MONTHS AMOUNT

January Php97,250.91

March Php1,822.86

April Php130,173.67

May Php294,519.41

June Php433,046.79

July Php705,454.16

August Php912,774.46

September Php1,095,890.17 Total Php3,670,932.43



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b. Shoot

PRO2 is equipped with 3,218 (2,972 Serviceable; 210 unserviceable; 36 BER) long firearms and 5,431 (5,056 Serviceable; 289 Unserviceable; 86 BER) short firearms or percentage fill-up of 73.51% for short FA and 61 .17% based on the directive that only PSF and High Risk Police Stations be issued 100% vis-à-vis total strength, while 50% of personnel from the police stations (non-high risk) will be issued long firearms. Likewise, the office is also equipped with 74 crew served weapons and one (1) sniper rifle.

c. Communicate

On communication, PRO2 has 477 units of communication equipment. These include 101 HF base radios; 332 handheld radios (293 serviceable, 33 unserviceable and 6 BER); 26 Mobile Radios installed at the different police units/stations. On the other hand, five (5) repeaters are serviceable and one (1) unserviceable likewise, all satellite phones are serviceable.

NOMENCLATURES ON

HAND SERVICEABLE

UN-SERVICEABLE

BER

TRUCK 8 4 - 4

VAN/AMBULANCE 10 8 - 2

PATROL CARS/JEEPS 292 248 22 22

MOTORCYCLES 289 250 22 17

TOTAL 599 510 44 45

NOMENCLATURES ON

HAND SERVICEABLE

UN-SERVICEABLE

BER

LONG FIREARMS 3,218 2,972 210 36

SHORT FIREARMS 5,431 5.056 289 86

TOTAL 8,649 8,028 499 112



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d. Investigate

There are 94 digital cameras, 12 metal detectors, 12 evidence collection kits, 107 security lines, 43 investigative kits, and 106 finger print kits distributed in the different units/stations.

B. REAL EASTATE MANAGEMENT : Forty (40) out of 98 lots donated to the various units of PRO2 are already

titled in the name of the PNP. Likewise, out of 94 Police Stations, eighty three (83) Police Stations have their

lots while eleven (11) police stations do not have owned lots. This Office through the Provincial Directors and COPs are closely coordinating with their concerned Local Chief Executives/LGU for the donation/titling of lots in the name of the PNP.

STATUS OF MPS WITH AND WITHOUT DONATED LOT

PROVINCE NR OF MPS No. OF MPS WITH

DONATED LOT No. OF MPS WITHOUT DONATED LOT

BATANES 6 2 4 Basco PS, Mahatao PS, Ivana PS and Uyugan PS

CAGAYAN 29 27 2 Amulung PS and Pamplona PS

ISABELA 36 35 1 Cordon

NUEVA VIZCAYA

15 13 2 Alfonso Castañeda PS and Bayombong PS

QUIRINO 6 6 -

SANTIAGO 2 0 2 Stations 1 and 2

TOTAL 94 83 11

NOMENCLATURES ON

HAND SERVICEABLE

UN-SERVICEABLE

BER

BASE RADIO 101 73 25 3

HANDHELD RADIO 332 293 33 6

MOBILE RADIO 26 23 3 -

REPEATERS 6 5 1 -

SATELLITE PHONES 12 12 - -

TOTAL 477 406 62 9

NOMENCLATURES ON HAND SERVICEABLE UN-SERVICEABLE BER

CAMERAS 92 92 - -

INVESTIGATIVE KITS 45 45 - -

FINGERPRINT KITS 105 105 - -

MASTER EVIDENCE COLLECTION KITS

11 11 - -

TOTAL 253 253



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C. REAL PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT: As of this date, sixty five (65)

out of 94 Police Stations region wide already have Standard Police Station buildings. Additionally, there are three (3) on-going construction (Palanan, Cabatuan and Alicia-Temporary Suspension); and four (4) which are due for Inauguration (Tuguegarao CPS, Lasam, Echague, San Guillermo PS) and one (1) on-going bidding (Dupax Del Sur PS).

6. Research and Development Program

This Office is continuously monitoring

the strict implementation of EO 297 and Article 179 of RPC. The manufacturers, dealers and tailoring establishments were also inspected to check on their compliance with the exact specification/design and whether or not they have the proper document and authority to engage in the business. For CY 2017, more than 56 civilians were apprehended for wearing PNP/Military uniforms wherein they were informed that wearing of said uniforms are strictly prohibited. On the other hand, there are no violators arrested on illegal supplier/distributors of PNP uniform and paraphernalia within our AOR, hence no case was filed. Nonetheless, this Office is continuously conducting inspection to stores or suppliers/distributors within the area who are selling unauthorized PNP uniforms, paraphernalia and accoutrements.

Further, this Office down to the lower units continuously conduct monthly

Inspection in Rank to all uniformed personnel to ensure the completeness and the proper wearing of the PNP uniforms including its accoutrements and paraphernalia is in accordance with the PNP LOI “Tamang Bihis”. This activity also serves as the venue to disseminate current issuances, directives, policies, and guidelines to all PNP Personnel.

PROVINCE NR OF MPS

NR OF STANDAR

D MPS

FOR INAUGU-RATION

ON-GOING CONSTRUCTI

ON

PROGRAMED UNDER NEP 2018

NOT STANDAR

D MPS

BATANES 6 0 0 0 0 6

CAGAYAN 29 20 2 0 0 7

ISABELA 36 28 2 3 0 3

NVA VIZCAYA

15 12 0 0 1

2

QUIRINO 6 5 0 0 0 1

SANTIAGO 2 0 0 0 0 2

TOTAL 94 65 4 3 1 21



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Construction of Bachelors Officers Quarters and Transient Quarters at Batanes PPO amounting to Php6,000.000.00 funded by the Lone District of Batanes

Repair and Renovation of PRO2 Grandstand damaged by Typhoon Lawin amounting to Php500,000.00 funded by the City Government of Tuguegarao

As a result of the consistent dissemination and continuing education of PRO2 personnel relative to LOI Tamang Bihis particularly on the Usage and Proper Wearing of PNP Uniforms and the proper appearance of a police officer, no defects were noted to during the conduct of Rank Inspections.

7. Management of Donations from LGUs and Other Agencies

Through the active rapport of this Office and its counterpart from provincial

office down to police station, Local Government Units extended financial and logistical resources to support the administrative and operational function amounting to more than Thirteen Million Pesos for improvement and construction of infrastructure and Php1,418,173.14 for the procurement and donation of equipment and other logistical requirements.

8.

9.

10.

BEFORE AFTER

ISABELA PPO GRANDSTAND

BEFORE

PD’S QUARTER, ISABELA PPO

Ongoing repair of Isabela PIB

Bldg.

Ongoing repair of Isabela

PMFC

Repainting of Isabela

Chapel



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Construction of Cagayan PPO Carport

Construction of Perimeter Fence and

Waiting area at Dupax Del Norte PS, NVPPO

Renovation of NVPPO BOQ

Renovation of Kitchen and Parking area of San

Manuel PS

Renovation of NVPPO old PD’s Quarter

Rehabilitation of NVPPO Perimeter

Fence



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NAME OF PROJECT AMOUNT SOURCE

Repair and Renovation of Grandstand 500,000.00 City Government of Tuguegarao

Bachelors Officers Quarters and Transient

Quarters at Batanes PPO 6,000,000.00

Lone Congressional District of

Batanes

Construction of Carport at Cagayan PPO LGU

Construction of Garage/Multipurpose Hall of

Piat PS 161, 335.00 LGU

Repair and Maintenance of PPSC-2MP

Building 1,139,175.97 DPWH

Repair and repainting of Transient Building

(Ongoing)

2,252,092.89 DPWH 1

st Engineering District of

Isabela

Repair and repainting of PD’s Quarter

Repair and repainting of Grandstand (roofing)

Repair and repainting of Multipurpose Hall

(roofing)

Repair of PIB (Ceiling) (Ongoing)

Repair of PMFC Ceiling (Ongoing)

Ongoing Painting St. Ferdinand Chapel IPPO

Newly constructed kitchen of Aurora PS 300,000.00 DPWH-Isabela Second District Engineering Office

Construction of Kitchen of Mallig PS, IPPO 500,000.00 LGU-Mallig

Repair and Rehabilitation of 3rd Maneuver Platoon Building

1,280,000.00 Provincial Government of Isabela

Renovation of Kitchen and Parking area of

San Manuel PS 120,000.00 Friend of San Manuel PS

Renovation of NVPPO old PD’s Quarters

700,000.00 Department of Public Works and

Highways, Nueva Vizcaya Renovation of Bachelor Officers Quarters

(BOQ) at NVPPO

Rehabilitation of NVPPO perimeter fence Oceana Gold Philippines

Incorporation

Improvement of PNCO Quarters at Santa Fe

Police Station

Local Executive of Sta. Fe, Nueva

Vizcaya

Construction of perimeter fence and waiting

area at Dupax Del Norte

Local Government of Dupax Del

Norte, NV.

Renovation of SCPO Officer’s Mess Hall 400, 000.00 DPWH, San Isidro, Isabela

Installation & Repair of Communication

Facility at Quirino PPO LGU

TOTAL Php13,352,603.86



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NOMENCLATURE AMOUNT SOURCE

Purchase of Tires & Batteries 19,100.00 LGU-Cagayan

Procurement of Acquired Equipment,

Accessories and etc., 133,350.00 LGU-Cagayan

Purchase of Spare Parts and

Maintenance 469,397.06 LGU-Cagayan Municipalities

Purchase of Office Supplies/Materials 177,416.08 LGU-Cagayan

One (1) unit camera CANON 44,000.00 LGU-Santiago City

Two (2) units Epson printer 14,000.00 LGU-Santiago City

One (1) unit of external Memory 4,000.00 LGU-Santiago City

Procurement of Tires 120,000.00 LGU-Nueva Vizcaya Municipalities

Base Radio (ICOM) 9,000.00 LGU Aritao

1 pc Motolite Battery 2,500.00 LGU Villaverde

Computer Set 45,000 PNP Foundation

Computer Set 15,000.00 Fernando Nicampo

Computer 30,000.00 PSSLAI

Computer (Brand new) 15,000.00 Ms.Antonette Joy Ariola

1 unit Computer desk top 15,000.00 LGU Ambaguio

3 set Canon Pixma Printer 11,670.00 LGU Ambaguio

1set Epson Printer 4,850.00 LGU Ambaguio

1 unit Canon Pixma Printer 3,890.00 LGU Kayapa

2 unit Epson Printer L360 14,400.00 LGU Solano

2 sets Epson L360 Printer 7,200.00 PSMBFI /PSSLAI

Hisense Television 50” 46,000.00 Conex

Ceiling fan 2,500.00 Oceana Gold

43” Flat Screen Television 25,000.00 TakeharuKawaji and Marrie Grace

G. Kawaji

11 pcs Plastic Monoblock 3,800.00 Mr.JohnyJuanino/Mr. Raphael

Ilarde

22 pcs Flashligths 2,000.00 LGU Villaverde

2 pcs Fire Extinguisher 3,600.00 LGU Villaverde

4 pcs Emergency Lamp-Firefly 1,500.00 LGU Solano

1 unit Steel Cabinet 7,000.00 LGU Solano

4 units Air Conditioning Unit 36,000.00 LGU

Procurement of Office Supplies 136,000.00 LGU-Nueva Vizcaya Municipalities

TOTAL Php1,418,173.14



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5. Management of Resources

This Office initiates various repair and maintenance of equipment, buildings and facilities:

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

This Office conducts regular preventive maintenance and basic trouble shooting of all PNP issued vehicles to prevent equipment failure and to ensure that all vehicles are on its running condition and maximizing the vehicles’ useful life or maximum economical service.

This Office conducts regular proper care and maintenance of all issued PNP firearms to

ensure the readiness and efficiency of all firearms and will prevent incurring of

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BEFORE AFTER

COA Office

BEFORE AFTER

DRDO Quarters

BEFORE AFTER

RDSU Building

This Office initiates the repair of the following buildings and facilities within PRO2 Camp

that were damaged by Super Typhoon Lawin on October 19, 2016:

BEFORE AFTER

PRO2 Admin Building

BEFORE AFTER

RMFB2 SAR Building

BEFORE

BEFORE

RIDMD Building

AFTER

RIDMD Building

BEFORE

AFTER

RMFB2 BN Building



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Likewise, the Office is continuously maintaining and improving its buildings and

facilities to ensure that its personnel could be more productive and efficiently and effectively performs their day to day activities in serving the people.

Project Amount

Repair of Admin Building Roofing 999,989.10

Repair of DRDO Qtrs, Camp Adurru, Tuguegarao City

957,554.65

Repair of RIDMD Bldg, Camp Adurru, Tuguegarao City

1,104,866.91

Construction of SAR Bldg, Camp Adurru, Tuguegarao City

262,257.41

Repair of RSAO/RDSU Bldg, Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City

811,863.00

Repair of COA/ACCTNG Bldg, Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City

1,225,431.21

Repair of FINANCE Bldg, Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City

1,365,700.00

TOTAL Php6,727,662.28

The construction of SANDIGAN’s Mess hall and Garage at RMFB2

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Construction of Kitchen for Divilacan PS, Isabela PPO

Construction of Kitchen for Aurora PS, Isabela PPO

Installation of Accordion Door and PULIS Signage at Bayombong PS.

Construction of Shed PNP Firing Range at Villaverde PS, NVPPO



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Construction of NVPMFC mess hall

Repainting of NVPMFC Admin Building and Perimeter Fence

Construction of Motorcycle Garage at Quezon PS, NVPPO



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Further, this Office strictly implementing ENERCON Measures to minimize the

waste on water and energy consumption thru the following:

Air conditioner units of the different offices are allowed to be switched on

from 9:00PM to 12:00NN and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM on weekdays. Changing of the lighting system. The office replaced the costly inefficient

incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent lights. Configured computers to enter sleep mode when they are not in use. Electric equipment not in use were turned-off and unplugged. Regular inspection is being undertaken by this office to ensure that all

electrical connections and water lines are all operational and safe to use.

6. Procurement Management PRO2 Bids and Awards

Committee has been consistently adhering to the provisions of R.A. 9184 also known as The Government Procurement to ensures that transactions are more transparent, competitive, faster and to comply with existing laws that relates to purchasing of goods, services and works.

For the period review, PRO2 Bids and Awards Committee awarded two (2) contracts for the construction of Standard Police Station (Alicia & Cabatuan PS) and two (2) for repair/renovations/ upgrading of buildings and facilities ( Upgrading of RHS2 and Repair of Admin Building) and likewise six (6) constructed/repaired projects by Administration ( DRDO, SAR, RDSU, RFSO, COA and RIDMD building) . Further, three (3) are on-going procurement process (Beautification of Camp Dumlao, Construction of Standard PS for Dupax Del Norte and Renovation of Firing Range).

PRO2 likewise and its line units are implementing the proper procurement

system for commonly-used supplies and office supplies in the most economical and efficient manner by purchasing directly to the reliable sources like DBM for the procurement of in economic lot sizes by observing optimum specification and by making prompt payment.



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7. Financial and Logistical Review and Evaluation Program

Review and evaluation of logistical programs were conducted to maximize the use of resources. Conferences and seminars, inspections of logistical resources and equipment to all units were conducted to ensure the proper management and maintenance of resources.

E.

F.

G.

H.

I.

J.

K.

L.

Seminar /Training on Preventive Maintenance and Basic Troubleshooting of

Vehicles

Seminar /Training on Proper Care, Maintenance and Handling of Issued Firearms



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M.

N.

O.

Seminar /Training on Proper Care and Maintenance of Computers particularly on

the Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Seminar /Training on Proper Care and Maintenance of Air Conditioning Units

(ACU)

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2017 BEST PRACTICES: 1. Police Outpost on the Street for Traffic Direction, Control and

Emergencies (POSTE)

The POSTE is an integrated approach of establishment of a Police Outpost. Police personnel assigned in traffic and patrol shall primarily man the outpost aided by the members of the Municipality/City Rescue of the Public Order and Safety Unit (POSU) and Barangay Tanods which has jurisdiction over the established POSTE. The Personnel assigned in the post shall also be the first responders during emergencies and incidents. They must be property trained in traffic direction and control, first responder procedures and first aid application. The post shall be equipped with first aid kits and other law enforcement paraphernalia/equipment. All MPS/CPS shall determine the location of the initial five (5) POSTE and present the same to the Local Council for LGU to support in the project.

2. PRO2 ROPD LOI 30/2011 [Operational Plan Verification of Identification and Sticker’s Authenticity (OPLAN VISA)]

OPLAN VISA (Verification of Identification and Sticker’s Authenticity) was

formally introduced and launched in the region last September 7, 2012. It was initiated to improve crime prevention in partnership with all stakeholders. Its launching was coincided with the yearly observance of the National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW).Wherein 8,194 motorcycles were registered and three weeks after, another 77,003 motorcycle owners registered their motorcycles. The number of registered motorcycles had immensely increased through the years. Manifesting strong public support to the program because they believed the program becomes instrumental in crime prevention and solution.

3. Publication of Valley Cops Magazine

Police Regional Office 2 in its way of reaching out the community where the

activities, plans, programs and accomplishments of the PNP are shared to the public, has published four (4) editions of the Valley Cops Magazine with a total of 26,800 copies. Its quarterly publication has been nourishing the cooperation and coordination between the PNP and the local government units, thereby enhancing police community relations.

4. Talakayan Sa Isyung Pulis (TSIP)

In keeping the public informed and abreast of the latest issues concerning our

police operations and accomplishments, PRO2 continues to soar high in bringing the public the timeliest information through our PNP Sponsored Radio Program dubbed as “Talakayan Sa Isyung Pulis” being aired over various media entities in the region. Records show that from January 2014 to present, a total of 1,310 radio guestings and 796 TV appearances to include special guestings and interviews from different media entities/practitioners in the region.



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5. POLARIS Program

The Partnership AmOng LocAl Resource InstituteS (POLARIS) Program was conceptualized to provide an avenue for convergence for resource institutes for the operationalization of a highly sustainable, inclusive and participative approach in achieving the primary goal of the PNP PATROL Plan 2030 in promoting a community-supported PNP that is highly capable, effective, credible, and pro-active for a better and safer Cagayan.”

This Best Practice was pioneered by the 2nd Regional Public Safety Battalion,

PRO2 and after its adoption by PRO2, all Police Provincial Offices were directed to adopt and implement it by virtue of a resolution passed by the Regional Advisory Council last year.

To adopt and to fully implement this, Cagayan Police Provincial Office has

entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cagayan State University that resulted in the successful accomplishment of various projects that greatly contributed to the Resource Management and Learning and Growth perspectives of the Strategy Roadmap.



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PNP Hierarchy

Police Regional Office 2 (PRO2) has operational jurisdiction over the Cagayan Valley Region headed by the Regional Director, PCSUPT ROBERT G QUENERY. The members of the Command Group are PCSUPT RENATO C ANGARA as Deputy Regional Director for Administration, PSSUPT JOHN CORNELIUS A JAMBORA as Deputy Regional Director for Operations and PSSUPT DOMINGO R LUCAS as the Regional Chief Directorial Staff. The Directorial Staff are: PSSUPT JUAN R AGGASID, C, RPHRDD; PSSUPT REMUS B MEDINA, C, RID; PSSUPT JEREMIAS E AGLUGUB, C, ROPD; PSSUPT IGNACIO R CUMIGAD, C, RLRDD; PSUPT ISMAEL ATLUNA, OIC, RPCRD; PSSUPT NIÑO DAVID L RABAYA, C, RCD; PSSUPT RENATO B MALLONGA, C, RIDMD; PSUPT DANILO ACOSTA, OIC, RHSG; and PSUPT RAJAN A ROMERO, OIC, RMFB2.

It has five (5) Police Provincial Offices (PPOs) and one (1) City Police Office:

Cagayan PPO headed by PSSUPT WARREN GASPAR A TOLITO; Isabela PPO headed by PSSUPT REYNALDO DC GARCIA, Nueva Vizcaya PPO headed by PSSUPT LEUMAR U ABUGAN, Quirino PPO headed by PSSUPT GREGORY B BOGÑALBAL, Batanes PPO headed by PSSUPT AGUSTIN Y TAMANGEN, and Santiago CPO headed by PSSUPT PERCIVAL A RUMBAOA.

ROBERT G QUENERY Police Chief Superintendent

Regional Director

Documents

PRO2 Annual Accomplishment Report CY 2017 · Annual Accomplishment Report January 01 –November 30, 2017 ===== 7 Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) Out of the 11,847 crime incidents