STAKEHOLDER SUPPORT · 2 | P a g e PRO ARMM Annual Accomplishment Report 2016 2. Citizen Empowerment a. Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)

1 | P a g e PRO ARMM Annual Accomplishment Report 2016

A. Sustain public information and dialogue

1. Public Information and Advocacy The Regional Director of PRO ARMM were continuous

implementing the illegal drugs campaign throughout the region and maintain the integrity of the PRO ARMM personnel through continues conducting of random drug test from RHQ down to Municipal Stations, wherein it is the part of the internal cleansing of this region and this brings the high-quality, effective and efficient service to all community of this PRO.

PRO ARMM conducted two Television (Interview/appearance) and 66 Radio

(Interview/appearance) engagements; 48 cascading on Project Double: “Double Barrel” with total participants of 1,502; 25 PNP Strategic Focus, CODE-P and PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 with total participants of 535; 5 Prohibition Against going to Gambling Casinos with total participants of 133; 5 Reiteration of being a political/ Non-partisan during NLE 2016 with total participants of 123; four Human Right Reference PNP Guidebook (Ran7438) with total participants of 126; four International NGO criticizes Philippine government war against drug with total participants of 103.

a. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials

a.1 Distribution of Informative flyers, handbooks, posters and stickers. A

total of 3,681 Crime Prevention Tips and Public Safety Tips; 829 Drug Prevention and Control Awareness Tips; 543 Gender and Development Related Materials; 16 Press Releases. .

. a.2. Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE). There were 374

PICE lectures conducted and participated with 11,813 participants. The purpose of this is to impart knowledge to the PNP personnel the proper way of investigating and handling cases as to the PNP matters is concern.

a.3 Cascading on PNP P.A.T.R.O.L PLAN 2030. A total of nine cascading conducted to all lower units to seek the involvement of citizenry in the attainment of the transformation path.

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2. Citizen Empowerment

a. Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO). For the

period, there were 113 Municipal Police Stations and 2,105 Brgys with BPATs.

b. Anti-Drugs Abuse Council (ADAC). The PRO has a total of 44 numbers of

Municipalities with MADAC and a total 392 numbers of MADAC members organized and a total of 465 numbers of Barangays with BADAC and 2,362 total numbers of organized Anti-Drugs Abuse Council (BADAC).

c. Community Awareness Activities. Several seminars and lectures conducted to empower the community and support the thrust of the PRO particularly on crime prevention.

B. Sustain partnership and collaboration

1. Partnership and Collaboration with Stakeholders and other Pillars of the Criminal Justice System (CJS).

Community Organization and Mobilization. There were 41 Non- Government

Organizations (NGOs) that were active in the drive against criminality and other activities. 1, 596 total number of BPATs with training and 1,747 Barangay Information Network for the period.

Community Dialogues and Pulong-Pulong. Community dialogues and pulong-

pulong totaled 802 with total number of participants of 9,382.

AFP-PNP Joint Dissemination Campaign of the RJIRR to EO 546 in realtion to EO 110. On October 29, 2016 RPSB I&I Officer, C, RPCRD and OIC, ROPD attended the said activity held at HQ WESMINCOM Officers Club House, Zamboanga City. The mechanics on Prior Coordination was significant issue discussed during the Joint AFP/PNP Memorandum clarifying the AHJAG Protocol on Coordination.

JPSCC Meeting. On October 10, 2016 Acting Battalion Commander, RPSB

attended the JPSCC Meeting held at RHQ Conference Room, Admin Building, PRO ARMM. The said meeting was structured for the signing of Joint PRO ARMM-6ID, PA Implan re: Joint Letter of Instruction (JLOI) Nr. 01-2016.

Municipal Peace and Order Council Meeting. On October 13, 2016 Personnel of

this PRO attended the Municipal Peace and Order Council Meeting together with the different Punong Barangays and Mayor of Saguiaran Macmod Muti at the Municipality of Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur.

Number of CPS/MPS

with BPATs

Number of Brgys

with BPATs

Members

Law Enforcement

Conflict Resoluti

on

Disaster Relief

Advocates of Peace

and Order

Environmental Protection

113 2,105 1,583 503 637 478 1,446


Brigada Eskwela 2016. Personnel of this PRO joined the Brigada Eskwela 2016,

to help the school authorities within our AOR in ensuring peace and security during the school opening.

3. Participation in Faith-Based Organization

Fun Run. This PRO participated Fun Run the

theme: “Run…. Have Fun & Build a School” held at Cotabato City Plaza.

Bike for Peace. This PRO participated the the bike for peace with the theme: “Healing for Personal and Social Transformation” held at Simuay juncture to USM, Kabacan, North Cotabato. 118th Philippine Independence Day. This PRO celebrate 118th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence with the theme “Pagkakaisa, pag-aambagan, Pagsulong” was held at this PRO. 115th Police Service Anniversary. This PRO celebrate 115th Police Service Anniversary with the theme “Hamon ng Pagbabao, Pinag-ibayong Serbisyo” held at this PRO.

JPSCC Meeting. This PRO attended the JPSCC regular meeting for the enhancement on the conduct of operations and coordination between PNP/AFP and other friendly forces. Holy Week. This PRO celebrate Blessing of every office in the observance of the Lenten Season with Rev. Fr. Gilbert C. Ilagan, Deputy Regional Chaplain, PRO ARMM.

LOI 17-10 “SUGO” Church Based Project/Activity. In relation to ITP as part of Spiritual Upliftment and Growth of the Organization, personnel from this unit attended the holy mass at Mt. Carmel Parish officiated by the parish priest.

Islamic Leadership and Development Seminar. Personnel of this PRO attended

the said activity held at PRO ARMM Mosque, Camp Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Basic Qur’an Reading Seminar. Personnel of this PRO attended the Basic Qur’an Reading Seminar held at PRO ARMM Mosque.

2016 Eid’l Fitr Celebration. Muslim Personnel of this unit together with their dependents attended the morning congregational prayer “Sambahayang” at Salaam Police Mosque inside this PRO in celebration of Eid’l Fitr which signifies the end of the Holy Month of Ramadhan.


4. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical

Fitness, and Environmental Protection Programs/Campaigns. Sunday Mass. A regular Sunday mass are being held inside camp attended by Roman Catholic PNP personnel and its dependents. Blue Mass. Being held at this PRO every Wednesday at RHQ Building and attended by Roman Catholic PNP personnel. Muslim Friday Prayer. Congregational prayer held every Friday at the Regional Mosque, inside camp attended by muslim brothers PNP personnel and its attendant.

Clean-Up Drive. For the period covered a total of 9 Clean-Up Drive participated by the personnel from this unit.

Clean-Up Drive. For the period covered a total of 15 Clean-Up Drive participated

by the personnel from this unit. 2016 Eid’l Fitr Celebration. Muslim Personnel of this unit together with their

dependents attended the morning congregational prayer “Sambahayang” at Salaam Police Mosque inside this PRO in celebration of Eid’l Fitr which signifies the end of the Holy Month of Ramadhan.

In line with the Integrated Transformation Program this PRO continued conducting Physical Fitness Test to all personnel from RHQ down to lower units and other Sports Development Program. This activity is conducted by HRDD personnel.

Shown below are the participation of the PRO in the different religious, health/physical fitness and environmental protection-related activities.

Accomplishments

Nr. of Religious Activities

Participated

Nr. of Health/Physical Fitness Program Participated

Nr. of Environmental Protection Related Activities

Participated

250 458 320


5. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program.

Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women and Sexual Harassment Awareness for Police Officers. On March 17, 2016 personnel of this PRO attended two (2) days held at RWCPD Building, Camp Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao

Specialized Course for WCPD Officers. On June 9-24, 2016 personnel of this

PRO attended 12 days seminar held at RWCPD Building, Camp Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Gender Awareness Development Program. On

August 24, 2016 personnel of this PRO from WCPD invited as lecturer about the GAD mainstreaming during PICE held at RCEO, PRO ARMM on August 24, 2016.

Young Leader’s Congress Observing Youth

Governance Week. On January 29, 2016 personnel of this PRO attended the opening ceremony of Young Leader’s Congress observing Youth Governance Week in Parang with the theme: Bringing Leadership and Governance”. The eight day event was organized by LGU-Parang in coordination with 6th ID, PA and PNP held at Parang Central Elementary School, Poblacion 1, Parang, maguindanao.

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Program

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants Nr of Trngs Conducted Nr of Participants

4 219 3 115

5. Anti-Corruption Initiative.

Strict implementation on the number of hours rendered by PNP personnel per day.

All 118 C/MPS have displayed their respective Service standards/Flowcharts. Conduct of Regular and Random Inspection and drug testing. Regular conduct of field visit inspection to lower units.


A. Attain financial and logistical adequacy consistent with the law

1. Optimized utilization of logistical resources

a. PNP Equipment.

i. On mobility, 12 units Mahindra Scorpio, 136 units of Motorcycles and two units of utility truck received PNP logistics for mobility enhancement program. On procurement of motor pool equipment, one grease gun, tire inflator with gauge, air compressor, paint gun,

water pressure pump, grinder, hydraulic floor jack, jack stand and hexagon socket. On procurement of ISO equipment, tactical ballistic vest, ballistic shield, tactical helmet, tactical goggles, carabineer, axe, bolt cutter, tactical belt, rappelling rope, pistol low carry holster and m16 magazine.

ii. On Communication, one unit speaker, one speaker stand, one SAKURA AV-735 USB USB 700w-1300w amplifier for Public Address System to upgrade the performance of PAS and 30 units of issue UHF Motorola Handheld Radio ATS 2500, One unit UHF Motorola Base radio XTL 1500 and Electrical Tools: (1 pc Multi Tester, 1 pc Network Cable Tester, 1 pc Crimping tool, 1 pc Screw Driver Flat and Philip Screw, 1 pc Long Nose, 1 pc Pliers 1 pc Side Cutter and 100 pcs RJ 45) from PNP CES on March 7, 2016.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT


b. Logistics Training. PNP personnel of this PRO of the different

recipients of Mahindra Scorpio attended training on Preventive Maintenance and Basic Troubleshooting for the Mahindra Scorpio on September 21, 2016. The PSAOs, PRSPNCOs and Logistics Officers of different units/PPOs attended one day refresher seminar on disposal process on the PNP property and equipment held at RHQ Conference Room, Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Training on Preventive Maintenance and Basic Troubleshooting on the Mahindra Scorpio Light Utility Vehicle attended by personnel’s/drivers of the different recipients of Mahindra Scorpio

Seminar on Disposal Process on PNP Property and Equipment Attended by PSAOs, PRSPNCOs and Logistics Officers of different units/PPOs.


c. Projected Projects for 2016. Construction of the following Municipal

Stations: Datu Odin Sinsuat MPS and Sultan Kudarat MPS in Maguindanao Province.

Ground Breaking Ceremony on the construction of police station building Type B/C of Datu Odin Sinsuat MPS, Maguindanao last October 26, 2016.

Ground Breaking Ceremony on the construction of police station building Type B/C of Sultan Kudarat MPS, Maguindanao last October 26, 2016.

2. Management of Resources

Personnel of this PRO replace two pieces Phone Jack of the microphone of PAS installed at the PRO ARMM on June 9, 2016 Personnel of this PRO headed by PCI JERRY M SINGCO, Chief FOCCD, checked the CE-equipment from PNP CES on April 19, 2016

Personnel of this PRO headed by PSUPT EMMANUEL M CAALIM issued three units of Motorola GP3188 VHF Handheld radio to RPHU ARMM for their day to day operation on Anti-Carnapping in the AOR on February 10, 2016.


RCEO personnel of this PRO fabricates eight elements of Vari Loop VHF Antenna to be used on signal propagation at Tawi-Tawi PPO on October 21, 2016

B. Optimized utilization of Logistical resources

1. Financial Management Program. Below are the breakdowns of Personal Claims of PNP personnel and Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUP) who were paid/settled by this PRO:

a. Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses. A total Php 85,110,019.50

was released for the operational and administrative requirement of the PRO.

b. Combat duty Pay. A total amount of Php 21,540,120.00 for Combat Duty Pay was released and distributed to 20,832 uniformed personnel.

c. Replacement Clothing Allowance (RCA) Claim. A total amount of Php

12,390,000.00 was released for RCA to this PRO.

d. Trust Fund and Repair Projects. For the period, a total of Php 12,089,753.75 Trust Fund and Repair Projects was released to PRO ARMM for the Repair Projects of this PRO.

e. Collateral Funds. This PRO received a total of Php 52,656,428.68 for

Collateral Funds, broken down as follows:

e.1 Replacement of Clothing Allowance - - - - - - - Php 12,390,000.00 e.2 Combat Duty Pay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Php 21,540,120.00 e.3 Reimbursement Hospital Expenses -- - - - - - - Php 509,910.26 e.4 Prior Years Claims - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Php 34,131,955.67 e.5 Clothing Allowance NUP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Php 1,915,000.00 e.6 ICA CY 2016 PNP Recruits - - - - - - - - - - - - -Php 5,000,000.00 TOTAL - - - - - -Php 75,486,985.93

f. Priors Years Claim. For the period a total of amount of Php 34,131,955.67

was released fund for the prior claims to this PRO.

2. Logistic Management Program.

On mobility, the PRO is a recipient of 11 units Mahindra Scorpio; two units of Man Truck and 136 units of . The troop carriers, motorcycles and Desktop Computers were distributed as follows:


3. Research and Development Program.

The PRO continued its development program through the construction of Perimeter Fence located at Purok Hill Top to Purok Zone Beach area and the maintenance of the Illana Golf Country Club is still on-going.

This PRO have 118 MPS, 18 are completely constructed standard police station while 12 are on-going, 70 are not standard police stations while 30 has no police station.

PPOs Standard Police Station

Not Standard

Police Station

No-Police Station

(Occupying LGU Bldg)

Total of Police

Stations

Constructed On-going

Lanao 6 3 27 7 40

Maguindanao 10 5 11 15 36

Basilan 0 3 9 3 12

Sulu 1 0 14 4 19

Tawi-Tawi 1 1 9 1 11

TOTAL 18 12 70 30 118

Unit/PPOs Distribution

Mahindra Scorpio

Man Truck Motorcycles

NHQ 5 1 2

Lanao del Sur 0 0 42

Maguindanao 0 0 38

Basilan 0 0 14

Sulu 0 0 21

Tawi-Tawi 0 0 12

RPSB 0 1 1

NSUs 7 0 6

Total 12 2 136


C. Attain transparency and accountability in all financial and logistical Transactions

1. Improvement of the Procurement System

The procurement of ISO equipment: Tactical Ballistic Vest, Ballistic Shield, Tactical

Helmet, Tactical Goggles, Carabineer, Axe, Bolt Cutter, Tactical Belt and Rappelling Rope and Pistol Low carry holster and M16 Magazine

Distribution and Inspection of Uniform (ICA)

Arrival of field caps, olive drab T-shirt and athletic shorts from Precision Craft Premium Supplies

Distribution and inspection on the delivered uniforms by the police trainees of PRO ARMM


A. Recruit the most qualified applicants

1. PNP Recruitment Program CY 2016.

There are 260 PNP Applicants who undergone PMDE for Attrition quota for the period.

2. Appointment of Non-Uniformed Personnel.

The PRO totaled 77 New Non-

Uniformed Personnel were appointed in vacant position and six (6) Non-Uniformed Personnel were promoted for this period.

B. Develop competent, motivated and values-oriented PNP core values

1. Programmed Courses/Seminar Conducted

a. A total of twenty 50 programmed courses were conducted and attended by 2,881 PNP personnel of the PRO.

PROGRAMMED COURSES/SEMINARS TRAINING

CONDUCTED PARTICIPANTS

Training on Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) 2 121

Seminar on Sexual Harassment Awareness for Police Officers (SHAPO)

3 156

PNP Basic Shotgun Training 3 150

PNP Standard Handgun Classification and Marksmanship Test (HCMT-Phase III)

3 154

Handgun Qualification and Marksmanship Test (HQMT-Phase II)

4 240

Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training (HFPT-Phase 1)

4 246

Ten (10) Day Community Oriented Policing System Seminar (COPS)

3 171

Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women

4 227

Conduct of Moral Recovery/Values Formation Seminar 3 124

Explosive Ordinance Reconnaissance Agent Training (EORAT)

1 52

Basic Life Support Seminar 1 59

Islamic Leadership and Values Formation 1 44

Basic Qur’an and Islamic Leadership Seminar 2 96

Basic Combat Shotgun Training 1 50

Basic Life Support Program, Human Rights and PNP 2 79

LEARNING AND GROWTH


Code of Ethics, Code of Professional Conduct and Ethical Standard and Anti-Graft and Corruption

PNP M16 Rifle Marksmanship Training 2 99

SCOUT CL 116-2016RARMM 1 215

Disaster Preparedness, Search and Relief Operation Training

2 100

Two (2) Day Training Workshop on Basic Human Rights Principles and other Related Laws

1 50

BPATs Orientation Seminar 1 84

Bomb Identification and Detection Seminar 1 47

Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE) 1 53

Specialized Course for WCPD Officers 2 138

Christian Discipline Seminar 1 74

Human Rights Seminar 1 52

TOTAL 50 2,881

Also, a total of 17 un-programmed courses/seminars were conducted and

attended by 855 PNP personnel of the PRO.

UN-PROGRAMMED COURSES/SEMINARS TRAINING

CONDUCTED PARTICIPANTS

Police Community Affairs and Development Course 1 60

Briefing/Orientation Seminar 2 47

After Opening Report on ISO and CQB Refresher Course 1 114

WCPD/Policewomen Conference/Workshop 1 37

Technical Report Writing Seminar 1 17

Opening of Ceremony of Investigation Officers Basic Course (IOBC) Class 55-2016

1 50

Conduct of Field Training Officers Development Program 2 114

Managing Police Operations Training (MPOT) 2 100

Refresher Seminar on the Revised PNP Manual on Anti-Illegal Drug Operations and Investigation

2 94

Basic Radio Telephone Operation and Preventive Maintenance

2 82

Close Quarter Battle Training 1 73

Inter-Operability Training 1 67

TOTAL 17 855

Individual Training Program. For the period, nine personnel of the PRO graduated from PSOSEC and one who undergone of the said training ; seven personnel graduated from PSOAC; three personnel who undergone PSOBC; four personnel graduated from PSOCC; 42 personnel who undergone PSSLC and three personnel graduated from PSJLC.


2. Unit Training Program

For the In-Service and Job Enhancement Trainings/Seminars, the PRO conducted 50 programmed and 17 un-programmed trainings/seminars which were participated by total number of 3,736 PNP uniformed personnel. Specialized Training Program

PCI LOUIE B PERRERAS, PCI ERIC C MOISESPSSUPT, PSI MARK IAN N

RAMOS, PSI RENARD Q GARCIA, PSI KARLO H CARLOS and PCI ADIL B VERTIDO, attended Vital Infrastructure Security on January 18, 2016 to Janaury 29, 2016 at PRO 12, General Santos City.

PSI KARLO H CARLOS and four others PNCOs, attended Identifying and

Developing Investigative Information Course on February 1, 2016 to February 12, 2016 at PRO 12, General Santos City.

PSI GLENN B ELEVERA, attended roll-out program on collaborative

intelligence, investigation and persecution of terrorism-related cases in Mindanao on April 18, 2016 to April 22, 2016 at PRO 12, General Santos City.

PI FERICK JAY G COMAFAY, attended SCOUT Ranger Course Class 199-

2016 on May 31, 2016 to this date at HFSRR, PA, CTSMB. PI WILLIARD L DULNUAN, PI DARWIN T JULIAN and two others PNPCOs,

attended Crime Investigation and Detection Course (CRIDEC) on June 1, 2016 to this date at NFSTI, CP Vicente Lim, Calamba City, Laguna.

PI ROMEO B ORCULLO JR, PI PAUL SYMON O VILLAREAL and three others PNCOs, attended Crises Response Team on October 3, 2016 to November 4, 2016 at PRO 12, General Santos City.

PSUPT BERNIE G DACULA and PCI ERIC MOISES, attended Hostage

Negotiation Course on September 12, 2016 to September 23, 2016 at PRO 12, General Santos City.

PCI MICHELLE S OLAIVAR, PCI ERICKSON A BANIAGA, PSI CAESAR P

JOAQUIN and SPO4 Judith C Ambong, attended Mentoring Class for Criminal Investigation for Police and Interviews and Interrogations on August 29, 2016 to September 2, 2016 at University of Southern Philippines (USEP) Barrio Obrero, Davao City.

PSI HENJIE V CULANAG, PSI MICHAEL B TINIO and PO3 Ricardo E

Angeles, Jr., attended Basic Terrorism Investigation (BTI) on November 7, 2016 to November 18, 2016 at PRO 12, CP Tambler, General Santos City


PI MARC HENRY S GONZALES and eight other PCOs, attended Investigation Officers Basic Course (IOBC) on September 15, 2016 to November 2016 at PNPTS Compound, Camp Crame, Quezon City.

PSI MANUEL A ROXAS, attended Crime Investigation and Detection Course

(CRIDEC) on November 22, 2016 to May 2017 at Camp Vicente Lim, Calamba City, Laguna.

PSI JUSTIN A LARIOZA, attended Police Intelligence Officers Course (PIOC)

on 3rd week of November to this date at DI Annex, Camp Crame Quezon City. PO3 Al Sharif O Haradji and 14 others, attended Day Bomb Awareness and

Detection Seminar on December 1, 2016 to December 3, 2016 at DIPO-WM Zamboanga City, Satellite Office.

PO2 Joel L Dasa and PO1 Brendo T Apuras, attended PNP e-Mapping

System on Threat Groups (PeMSTG) Training and Workshop on November 16, 2016 at ITG Hall, DI Annex, Camp Crame, Quezon City.

3. Foreign Training Program

PI RAZUL G PANDULO, attended Hiroshima Peace Building Human Resource Development Project for the Bangsamoro in Mindanao on June 26, 2016 to this date at Hiroshima, Japan.

PCI MICHELLE S OLAIVAR, attended 54th International Association Women

Police Annual Conference on October 8, 2016 to October 14, 2016 at Barcelona, Spain.

C. Uphold and Promote the Principles and PNP Core Values

1. Promotion System For the CY 2016 total of 816 were promoted for

3rd level and 2nd level for 1st Semester via regular promotion, out of 816 there were 95 PCOs and 721 PNCOs were promoted for the period.

2. Internal Reforms This PRO was still conducting random drug test to all PNP Personnel.

Further Reduction of Uniformed Personnel at Headquarters. Of the actual

strength of the PRO which is 6,648, out of 6,648, 11.15% or 741 personnel were assigned at Regional Headquarters (RHQ); Provincial Headquarters (PHQ) while 75.60% or 5,026 personnel were assigned in the field. Also out of 6,648, 2.93% or 195 personnel were assigned in BNQs and 7.11% or 473 personnel were assigned in Maneuver Companies.

Assignment of at least 21 personnel of every MPS. All C/MPS are manned

by at least 21 PNP personnel. OIC and/or COPs of the 118 C/MPS are all PCOs.


3. Living the PNP Core Values Maka Diyos

2016 Eid’l Fitr Celebration Muslim PRO ARMM personnel attended the

early morning congregational prayer “Sambahayang” at Salaam Police Mosque in connection with the Holy Month of Ramadhan.

Islamic symposium held a Multi Purpose Building, Camp BG SK Pendatun

and participated by PNP PRO ARMM personnel.

Makabayan 115th Police Service Anniversary. This PRO celebrates 115th Police Service

Anniversary with the theme “Hamon ng Pagbabago, Pinag-ibayong Serbisyo” on August 8, 2016 held at this PRO.

Makatao

Human Right Desks have been established in all units/offices of the PRO. A

total of nine various seminars/lectures relative to Human rights were conducted and participated by 503 PNP personnel.

Makakalikasan

The PRO continuously supporting the DENR in protecting and preserving the natural and residual forest against illegal operations.

D. Institutionalized adequate package of benefits and remuneration

1. Moral and Welfare Program

Scholarship Program. Five PNP-PLDT Smart College Education

Assistance Program and five Reward Educational Assistance Program for the period.

2. Personnel Enhancement Program

Awards and Decorations – A total of 17,853 appropriate awards were given to deserving PNP and NUP broken down as follows.

Type of Awards PCOs PNCOs NUPs TOTAL

Kadakilaan 4 93 0 97

Kagalingan 165 1,108 0 1,273

Kasanayan 209 503 43 755

Papuri 1,309 12,918 362 14,589

Mabuting Asal 20 697 0 717

Pglilingkod sa Mindanao 3 6 0 9

Sugatang Magiting 1 2 0 3

Paglilingkod 1 324 0 325

Ugnayang Pampulisya 11 74 0 85

TOTAL 1,723 15,725 405 17,853


LOI Salamat Kapatid – A total of one retirement honor has been given to

the PNP personnel of this PRO.

3. Reward and Punishment System.

For the period, there were 103 cases received: nine cases were dismissed, 31 cases were suspended; one case was demoted; six cases were Forfeiture of Pay and 71 cases were dropped from rolls.

Penalty PCOs PNCOs NUPs TOTAL

Dismissed 0 9 0 9

Demoted 0 1 0 1

Suspended 1 29 1 31

Forfeiture of Pay 0 6 0 6

DFR 12 56 3 71

TOTAL 13 101 4 118

E. Develop a responsive police organization

1. Information and Communication Technology The PRO ARMM website (http://www.proarmm.com) was reactivated and

administered by IT personnel of this PRO who maintains the operational and administrative aspects of the website.

Twitter Account (PROARMM@proarmm). The official twitter of PNP PRO

ARMM.

Facebook Account (www.facebook.com/pro.armm)

A. Improve community safety awareness through community-oriented and human right-based policing

1. Model Police Station. 18 standard police stations are completely constructed

while 12 are still on-going. 2. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights.

A total of nine various seminars/lectures relative to Human rights were

conducted and participated by 502 PNP personnel.

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http://www.facebook.com/pro.armm


Trainings/ Seminars/ Forums/Lectures/ Dialogues

(Meetings)

Number of Participants Personnel

PSINSP ACHMAD A ALIBONGA, Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited as Resource Speaker by ARMMTC during the One-Day Lecture on Anti Terrorism held last January 18, 2016 at the PRO ARMM Multi-Purpose Hall, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. The activity led by PSUPT GREG A SOLIBA, Regional Training Director, ARMMTC with lecturers from EODT and RPSB

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The Regional Human Rights Affairs Office-ARMM conducted a Two-Day Training Workshop on Basic Human Rights and Other Related Laws held last February 23-24, 2016 at the ARMMTC, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao with ATTY. ERLAN P DELUVIO, OIC, CHR XII as GOHS and PSSUPT MARIO M DAPILLOZA, C, RPHRDD. The activity led by PSUPT ARIEL F FALCIS, Police Regional Human Rights Officer, RHRAO-ARMM was participated by representatives of the different Police Provincial Human Rights Office.

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SPO4 FHAEYD C CANA, Education and Information PNCO, RHRAO, PRO ARMM was invited as Resource Speaker by RIDMD, PRO ARMM on a One-Day Lecture on Human Rights to CIC Police Students held last April 6, 2016 at the RSTU Special Investigation Training Room, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

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The Regional Human Rights Affairs Office-ARMM conducted a One-Day Human Rights Seminar held last July 19, 2016 at PRO ARMM Multi-Purpose Hall, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. The activity led by PSUPT ARIEL F FALCIS, Police Regional Human Rights Officer, RHRAO-ARMM was participated by different Municipal Human Rights PNCO of Maguindanao and Lanao Police Provincial Offices.

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PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited by HRDS as Resource Speaker on Human Rights and other Related Laws during the conduct of Managing Police Operation Training (MPOT) held from September 12-16, 2016 at the Regional Investigation Training Room, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. The activity was participated by six PCOs and forty-four (44) PNCOs

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from Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur, Sulu PPOs and RHQ.

PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited by HRDS as Resource Speaker on Human Rights and other Related Laws during the Refresher Seminar on the Revised PNP Manual on Anti-Illegal Drugs Operation and Investigation held from September 20-23, 2016 at the Regional Investigation Training Room, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. The activity was participated by three PCOs and forty-one (41) PNCOs from RHQ, RPSB, Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur and Tawi-Tawi PPOs. .

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PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited as Resource Speaker during the conduct of a One-Day Lecture on Human Rights and other Related Laws by RCEO-ARMM on September 21, 2016 held at the Conference Room, RCEO-ARMM, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao

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PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM led the Panata sa Karapatang Pantao during the Traditional Monday Flag Raising Ceremony with Miss HELEN M ROJAS, Head, National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security, OPAPP as GOHS held on December 5, 2016 at the PRO ARMM Grandstand, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

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PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited by PSUPT EDILBERTO V ABAN, AC, Chief, RCEO-ARMM on a One-Day Lecture on Human Rights and Other Related Laws to personnel of RCEO ARMM on December 9, 2016 held at the Conference Room, RCEO-ARMM, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. .

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TOTAL 503

B. Legal Service Program.

Likewise, 10 lectures conducted; four Legal Service initiated seminars conducted; three Legal Aid Clinics conducted; and 280 Legal Queries Responded.

C. Improve crime prevention and control

1. Results-Oriented Operations

a. Intelligence

a.1. Counter Intelligence Report Monitored. For the period there were 20

CI reports acted by this PRO. a.2. Intel Led Operations. For the period this PRO recorded 153

Intelligence-led operations. a.3. Community-Based Information Networks. There are one thousand

seven hundred forty-seven (1,747) Barangay Information Network maintained.


a.4. Enhancement Counter Intelligence (CI) Efforts Against Erring PNP Personnel. 49 personnel included in the CI Watchlist were identified; 10 allegedly illegal drug pushers; 26 allegedly illegal drugs users; 12 illegal drug protectors; and one illegal drug trade.

a.5. Foreign Liaison. There were five VIPs security operations conducted by this PRO. Likewise security operations were also undertaken during the conduct to five (5) foreign dignitaries in PRO ARMM.

a.6. CBI Conducted on PNP Applicants. There were a total of 765 CBI

conducted on PNP Applicants and Non-Uniformed Personnel by this PRO. a.6. Intelligence Dissemination. For the period this PRO totaled 1, 243

intelligence products being disseminated and used by other offices and units. a.7. Anti-Criminality. For the period a total of 12 arrested Most Wanted

Persons; and 78 arrested Wanted Persons.

b. Investigation

b.1. Crime Statistics. For the

period from 01 January to 30 November 2016, a Total Crime Volume (TCV) of 4,308 was recorded; 1,988 are Index Crimes and 2,320 are Non-Index Crimes. Compared to the 3,872 TCV of same period last year, there was an increase of 435 (11.23%) incidents with an average monthly crime rate of 10.09 incidents per 100, 000 populations.

Type of Crimes

Period Variance %

2016 2015

CRIME AGAINST PERSON 1,319 1,172 147 or 12.54%

Murder 480 512 -32 or -6.25%

Homicide 29 41 -12 or -29.27%

Physical Injury 769 573 196 or 34.21%

Rape 41 46 -5 or -10.87%

CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY 668 748 -80 or -10.56%

Robbery 205 248 -43 or -17.34%

Theft 222 270 -48 or -17.78%

Carnapping 210 186 24 or 12.90%

Cattle Rustling 31 44 -13 or -29.55%

436

or

11.26% 3,782

4,308

2015 2016


Index Crime Volume 1,987 1,920 67 or 3.49%

Non-Index Crime Volume 2,320 1,952 368 or 18.52%

Violation of Special Laws 925 533 392 or 73.55%

Other Non-Index Crime Volume 939 730 209 or 28.63%

b.2. Service of Warrant of Arrest. A total of 136 Warrant of Arrest was

received. Out of these, 122 were served which reflected 89.7 % served rate. b.3. Neutralization of Wanted Persons. 176 Arrested wanted persons. Out

of these 14 were most wanted persons.

b.4. Neutralization of Person under Warrantless Arrest. A total of 1,256 persons were arrested.

PPOs

Nr of Most Wanted Persons Arrested

Nr of Wanted Persons Arrested

Nr of Arrested Persons under

Warrantless Arrest

TOTAL

2016 2015 2016 2015 2016 2015 2016 2015

Lanao del Sur 0 2 38 57 313 199 351 258

Maguindanao 4 2 68 35 402 243 474 280

Basilan 9 6 59 12 291 86 359 104

Sulu 0 1 6 4 187 79 193 84

Tawi-Tawi 1 0 5 1 63 37 69 38

TOTAL 14 11 176 109 1,256 644 1,446 764

c. Operations

c.1. Anti-Criminality Initiatives. a. Police Visibility. The PRO intensified its efforts against street crimes and other criminality through the Lambat Sibat. Relatedly, a total of 8,143,956 man hours was spent in patrolling.

b. On Law Enforcement.

1. Campaign against illegal drugs. A total of 2,413.2039 grams with DDB value of Php 28,475,806 worth of illegal drugs and paraphernalia were confiscated and a total of 226,509.15 grams of Marijuana Leaves with 54,993 hills of MJ plants/seedlings. Likewise, 913 persons were arrested and 977 cases were filed in court.

2. Campaign against Carnapping. Anti-carnapping efforts resulted to

the recovery of 43 motorcycles on various operations conducted 15 persons were arrested.


3. Campaign against Bank Robbery. No incident recorded for the period.

4. Campaign against Hijacking/Highway Robbery. No monitored hijacking and highway robbery incident in AOR.

5. Campaign against Illegal Gambling. A total of 14 anti-gambling

operations were conducted that resulted in the confiscation of 4 slot machines and various illegal gambling paraphernalia and Php 594,334 bet money and 34 persons were arrested.

6. Campaign against illegal Logging. Six operations conducted that

resulted in the confiscation of 430 flitches assorted of good lumber and recovery of 131,869 board feet.

7. Campaign against illegal Fishing operations. Six operations

conducted that resulted to the arrest of 8 persons and the confiscation of 200 giant dried clamp shell/meat with 13 dynamited fishes.

8. Campaign against Prostitution/Vagrancy and Child/Abuse

Pedophilia. No reported incident for the period. 9. Campaign against Smuggling/Piracy. Three operations conducted

that resulted in the confiscation of 43,204,200.00. 10. Campaign against Cattle Rustling. Two operations conducted

resulted in the arrest of three cattle rustlers and the recovery of three animals. 11. Campaign against Syndicated Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs.

No reported for the period. 12. Campaign against Human Trafficking. A total of 23 operations

conducted that resulted to the rescued of the 122 victims of human trafficking. Victims were turned-over to the DSWD for proper disposition.

13. Campaign against Loose Firearms (Kontra Boga). 243 operations

conducted that resulted in the confiscation of 320 assorted small arms and light weapon firearms and the arrest of 290 persons.

14. Community Safety and Protection Program. No recorded for the period.

15. Community Oriented Policing System (COPS). There were 142

COPS established/maintained. 16. Civil Disturbance Management Operations. No recorded for the

period. 17. Search and Rescue Operations. 10 search and rescue operations

were conducted recording 4,800 man-hours spent for the period. 18. Disaster and Relief Operations. Initiated 2 Disaster and Relief

Operations with 1,600 man-hours spent.


19. VIP Security Operations. A total of 1,212 VIP Security Operation has been conducted with 208,145 man hours.

20. Traffic Management. A total of 600,452 man-hours were spent on

traffic management. 21. Airports and Seaports Security Operations. Recorded a total of

650 security operations on airports and seaports spending 120,665 man-hours. 22. Disaster Preparedness and Management. There were 20 activities

conducted in coordination with the LGUs and different stakeholders.

A. Safer place to live, work and do business

Police-Community Partnership

a. Community Assistance and Development Programs. Repaired and Maintenance of Finance Service Office, RPMU Office, RSAO Office for the convenience of PNP personnel of the PRO and its dependents. This PRO in partnership with LGUs, private institution and other socio-civic organization initiated the conduct of the following:

Community Assistance and Development Programs

MEDOP Relief

Operations Feeding Program

Blood Letting Support to Community

Projects

Livelihood and Skills

Development Projects

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

7 78 2 44 21 26 2 69 1 16 1 22

b. Disaster Preparedness and Management.

PPOs

Disaster Preparedness and Management

Coordination with LGUs

Training/Seminar on Disaster Preparedness

Clean-Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways

Information drive

Inter-unit Disaster response drill Competition

Simulation Drills and Exercise

Lanao del Sur 2 1 2 3

Maguindanao 4 1 8 11

Basilan 2 2 19 2 14

Sulu 15 12 25 25 16 97

Tawi-Tawi

RPSB 1 14

TOTAL 19 20 61 38 16 122

THE COMMUNITY


OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND OTHER CONCERN


For the period of January to November 2016, RHS ARMM have catered various services such as medical and dental consultations, admissions, and treatment, Medical Standbys, Reimbursements, and Medical Evaluations for schooling and PFT. The Medical has performed Seven Thousand five hundred eighteen (7,518) medical consultation, treatment and evacuation while the Dental Dispensary performed Six Thousand three hundred eighty six (6,386) dental consultation and treatment with a total of Thirteen Thousand Nine hundred four (13,904) medical and dental cases that benefited PRO ARMM personnel, dependents and authorized civilians.

The following were instrumental in the accomplishment of the PRO ARMM tasks, to

wit: a. PRO ARMM Strategic Plan; b. Cooperative; c. Eco tourism; d. Instilling discipline among Uniformed and Non-Uniformed Personnel; e. Conduct of three CADET classes; f. Engaging other stakeholders to include NGOs; g. Decentralization of Filling-up of NUP Vacancies of the PRO; h. Quality Over Quantity of PO1 Recruits; i. Explosive Ordinance Reconnaissance Agent Training (EORAT); j. Daily Information Report; k. Constant Command Visit;

MEDICAL MISSION FROM (JAN – NOV 2016)

PRO ARMM 2016 BEST PRACTICES


l. All Women Company; m. Efficient Resource Management; n. Involvement in Faith-Based Activities; o. PRO ARMM Empowerment; p. Institutionalization of Cashbook for Finance Officer; q. Institutionalization of Fidelity Bond; r. Policy on the Relieve of Finance Officer; s. Regular Conduct of Family Conference; t. Settlement of Unpaid Expenditures Accounts; u. PRO ARMM “Fingerprint Solution” Project; v. Oplan Pagari (Magkaibigan); w. Oplan Pagothangen so Droga (Tumba Droga); x. Conflict Management Training and Conflict Mapping Workshop; y. Field Visit and Inspection; z. Deployment of Administrative Personnel; aa. Infrastructure, facilities and Donor Effective Management; bb. Lasahun Natuh in Lupah Sug (Love and Care for Sulu); cc. Family Conflict (RIDO) Mediation Program; dd. Human Rights Advocacy Program; ee. Anti-Illegal Drug Program; ff. Implementation of Special Laws; gg. Anti-Human Trafficking Program; hh. Community Safety Awareness Program; and ii. Review Classes for NAPOLCOM Exams. jj. RIDO Mediation Conflict kk. Trafficking in Person (Task Force Sagip Nene) ll. BOURNE Identity mm. Full Distribution of MOOE

Accomplishment Report for the Month of December 2016

A. Sustained Public Information and Dialogue

1. Public Information and Advocacy.

The Regional Director of PRO ARMM is still continuing and maintaining the

core values of the PNP to the personnel of the Regional Head Quarters down to lower its units. This brings the high-quality, effective and efficient service to all community of this PRO.

a. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials a.1 For the period, a total of 53 Information and Education Communication

(IEC) materials were disseminated/distributed to include one Press Release. b. Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE) b.1 For the period, a total of 572 Public Information Activities in relation to

LOI Communication Plan SANTINIG.

STAKE HOLDER’S SUPPORT


SANTINIG ACCOMPLISHMENT

A. POLICE INSTITUTIONALIZATION INFORMATION

1. Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE) 572

2. Production and dissemination of Information and Education Communication (IEC) Materials

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a) Unit Magazine/Newsletter/ Gazette 5

b) Crime Prevention Public Safety Tips 4,980

c) Gender and Development related IEC materials 3

d) Tarpaulin/streamer display 82

B. POLICE COMMUNITY INFORMATION

1. Community Awareness

a) Dialogue/pulong-pulong 819

b) Awareness Lecture (Crime prevention, public safety, illegal drugs, information gathering, etc.)

905

2. Quad Media Concept

a) Publication of Press Release/Featured Stories 52

b) Radio appearances/ guesting’s 35

c) Television appearances/ guesting’s

d) Unit account (website, e-mail, Facebook, etc.) 118 C. Information Operations (IO)

1. Formulation of initiated IO Plan 47

2. Implementation of IO Plan initiated by NHQ 41

TOTAL 7,712

2. Citizen Empowerment

a. Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO) For the period, the PRO has recorded 582 numbers of Barangays with

established BPATs; 364 BPAT members for Disaster Assistance and Rescue Group and 427 BPATs members for Environmental Protection.

Number of Brgys. with BPATs

Members

Law Enforcement

United Front

Disaster Assistance and Rescue

Group

Case Tracking

Environmental Protection

582 0 0 364 0 427

B. Sustained Partnership and Collaboration

1. Partnership and Collaboration with Stakeholders and other Pillars of

the Criminal Justice System (CJS) Community Dialogues and “Pulung-Pulong” There were 160 community dialogues and “pulung-pulongs” conducted and

were attended by 910 participants.


2. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical Fitness, and Environmental

Protection Programs/Campaigns

PRO ARMM personnel to include the Regional Support Unit personnel inside Camp Salipada K. Pendatun, were clustered into groups to sponsor in the nine-day Misa de Gallo at St. Martin de Porres Chapel located inside the camp.

Photographs taken during the 3rd Misa de Gallo/Midnight Mass at St. Martin de Porres Chapel, Camp Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

A physical fitness activity has been regularly conducted in the PRO. Personnel of all units/offices inside Camp Pendatun conducted HATAW in front of PRO ARMM Grandstand every Tuesdays and Thursdays in the afternoon, aside from birth month schedule of physical fitness test.

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A. Optimize Utilization of Financial and Logistical Resources

1. Financial Management Program

Below are the breakdowns of settled/paid Personal Claims of PNP Personnel:

a. Personal Services

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT


For the month of December 2016, the PRO received Php 71,470,000.00

for Pay and Allowances of personnel of this PRO.

Replacement of Clothing Allowances - - - - - - - - - Php 14,266,000.00 Combat Duty Pay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Php 56,204,000.00 Total Php 70,470,000.00

b. Prior Years Claim A total amount of Php 4,789,620.23 was released to fund prior claims of

224 personnel of this PRO for Salary and Long Pay Differentials. c. Trust Fund and Repair Projects For the period, a total of Php 13,516,808.75 Trust Fund and Repair Projects was released to PRO ARMM for the renovation of Regional Investigation Training Room at Bldg No. R-30 with a total of Php 853,700.00; repair of Building No. 43 PNPCO Transient Quarter with a total of Php 665,200.00; PRO ARMM Regional Civil Security Unit (RCSU) Project with a total of Php 2,525,753.75; repair of Staff House with a total of Php 1,154,055.00; construction of Maguindanao Multi-Purpose Hall with a total of Php 5,000,000.00; repair of Conference Room with a total of Php 834,100.00; RSAO Building with a total of Php 750,600.00; RPMU Building with a total of Php 723,600.00 and RFSO Building with a total of Php 1,009,800.00.

d. Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses A total of Php 7,737,274.50 as of December 2016 was programmed for

the MOOE of RPSB and Five PPOs. The Public Safety Forces (RPSB, PPSC, CPSC) have a monthly ISO Fund of Php 859,136.57 and PPOs have likewise their respective Provincial Reserved Fund (PRF) with the total amount of Php 230, 000.00 montly.

A. Recruitment of qualified PNP Applicants

1. PNP Recruitment Program CY 2016 No PRO ARMM Recruitment Program for the month of December 2016.

2. Appointment of Non-Uniform Personnel CY 2016 Two aspirants were appointed to vacant NUP positions in Lanao del Sur

PPO.

B. Development, Competent, Motivated and Values-Oriented PNP Personnel

The PRO conducted six programmed courses/seminars and were attended by 257 PNP personnel.

LEARNING AND GROWTH


COURSE/TITLE (PROGRAMMED COURSES)

INCLUSIVE DATES

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

FROM TO PCO PNCO NUP CIV TOTAL

Moral Recovery and Values Formation

11/21/16

11/21/16

30 0 0 30

Bomb Identification and Detection Seminar

11/14/16

11/10/16

44 0 6 50

Seminar on Community Oriented Policing System

11/10/16

11/10/16

31 0 0 46

PNP Basic M16 Rifle Proficiency and Marksmanship Training

12/1/16

12/3/16

5 41 0 0 46

PNP Standard Handgun Classification Marksmanship Training

11/28/16

11/30/16

5 45 0 0 50

PNP Basic Combat Shotgun Training

12/5/16

12/7/16

2 48 0 0 50

TOTAL

12 239 0 6 257

A total of five un-programmed courses/seminars were conducted and attended by 274 PNP personnel of the PRO. COURSE/TITLE (UN-PROGRAMMED COURSES)

INCLUSIVE DATES

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

FROM TO PCO PNCO NUP CIV TOTAL

Managing Police Operation Training (MPOT)

11/28/16

12/02/16

50 0 0 50

Patrol Officer Basic Course CL 206-2016RARMM

11/08/16

11/30/16

74 0 0 74


12/06/16

12/10/16

50 0 0 50

Managing Police Operation Training (MPOT)g

12/05/16

12/09/16

3 47 0 0 50


12/12/16

12/16/16

50 0 0 50

TOTAL

3 271 0 0 274

C. Uphold and Promote the Principles of Meritocracy and PNP Core Values 1. Promotion Systems

A total of 5 PCOs and 22 PNCOs qualified candidates for the 2nd Semester

CY 2016 promotion program.

2. Awards and Decorations


A total of 367 awards were given to deserving personnel, broken down as

follows:

Type of Award PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Mabuting Asal 0 165 0 165

Papuri 10 49 0 59

Kagalingan 2 9 0 11

Paglilingkod sa Mindanao 2 0 0 2

Kasanayan 1 0 0 1

Paglilingkod 3 126 0 129

Total 18 349 0 367

3. Reward and Punishment System For the period, there were four cases received as follows:

Penalty PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Grave Neglect of Duty 0 3 0 3

Less Grave Neglect of Duty 1 2 0 3

Total 1 5 0 6

A. Improve Community Safety Awareness through Community-Oriented and Human Rights-Based Policing

1. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights

For the period, the HRAO conducted two lectures to the 52 personnel of the

PRO.

Trainings/ Seminars/ Forums/Lectures/ Dialogues (Meetings)

Number of Participants Personnel

PROCESS EXCELLENCE


B. Improve Crime Prevention and Solution

Results-Oriented Operations

1. Intelligence a.1. Intelligence Led Operation

This PRO has recorded 141 intelligence-led operations for the month of

December.

a.2. Anti-Criminality This PRO has arrested a total of 32 Wanted Persons for the campaign

against criminality. a.3. CBI Conducted on PNP Applicant

The PRO conducted a total of 257 CBI on PNP and NUP Applicants.

B. Investigation b.1. Service of Warrant of Arrest For the period, the PRO received a total of 42 Warrant of Arrest and

served 21 WOA. Hence, a 50% WOA service rate. b.2. Neutralization of Wanted Person For the period, the PRO arrested a total of 21 Wanted Persons and one

most Wanted Person. b.3. Neutralization of Person under Warrantless Arrest

PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM led the Panata sa Karapatang Pantao during the Traditional Monday Flag Raising Ceremony with Miss HELEN M ROJAS, Head, National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security, OPAPP as GOHS held on December 5, 2016 at the PRO ARMM Grandstand, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

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PCINSP JOAQUIN T AGTARAP, JR., Regional Human Rights Officer-ARMM was invited by PSUPT EDILBERTO V ABAN, AC, Chief, RCEO-ARMM on a One-Day Lecture on Human Rights and Other Related Laws to personnel of RCEO ARMM on December 9, 2016 held at the Conference Room, RCEO-ARMM, Camp BGEN SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. .

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Total 52


For the period, a total of 122 persons were arrested under Warrantless Arrest.

b.4. Crime Statistics In December 2016, the PRO recorded a Total Crime Volume (TCV) of

344 compared to the 374 TCV for the same period in 2015. It decreased by 30 or (8.02%) incidents.

C. Operations

c.1. Anti-Criminality Initiatives.

a. Police Visibility For the period, a total of 889,748 man-hours were spent on Police

Visibility. b. On Law Enforcement .

1. Campaign against Illegal Drugs For the period, the PRO conducted 45 anti-illegal drug operations

which resulted in the arrest of 260 persons and one killed and confiscation of 68.539 grams of shabu and various drugs paraphernalia with a total DDB value of Php 808,756.66.

2. Campaign against Carnapping No accomplishment for the period. 3. Campaign against Bank Robbery

No accomplishment for the period. 4. Campaign against Hijacking/Highway Robbery No accomplishment for the period. 5. Campaign against Illegal Gambling For the period, one operation was conducted in Maguindanao

PPO that resulted in the arrest of four persons.

6. Campaign against Illegal Logging


No accomplishment for the period.

7. Campaign against Illegal Fishing

For the period, one operation was conducted in Tawi-Tawi PPO that resulted in the arrest of 17 Vietnamese Crews and the confiscation of three Vietnamese fishing boats.

8. Campaign against Prostitution and Child Abuse Pedophilia No accomplishment for the period. 9. Campaign against Smuggling/Piracy No accomplishment for the period. 10. Campaign against Cattle Rustling No accomplishment for the period.

11. Campaign against Syndicate Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs For the period, one operation was conducted in Maguindanao

PPO against alleged Maute group that resulted in the arrest of five persons and the recovery of one IED, four fragmentation grenades and four cellular phones.

12. Campaign against Human Trafficking For the period, one operation was conducted in Tawi-Tawi PPO

that resulted in the rescue of seven TIP victims. 13. Campaign against Loose firearms (Kontra boga) For the period, a total of nine assorted light weapons and small

arms were confiscated/recovered and arrested 14 persons.

14. Community Safety and Protection Program The PRO conducted a total of 37 activities for Community Safety

and Protection Program. 15. City/Municipal Police Station (C/MPS) There were 119 C/MPS established and maintained. 16. Civil Disturbance Management Operations No accomplishment for the period.

17. Search and Rescue Operations No accomplishment for the period.


18. Disaster and Relief Operations No accomplishment for the period. 19. VIP Security Operations For the period, a total of 16 VIP security operations were

conducted with a total number of 1,613 man-hours spent. 20. Traffic Management For the period, a total of 884 Traffic Management Operations

were conducted with a total number of 37,709 man-hours spent. 21. Airports and Seaports Security Operations For the period, a total of 83 Security Operations on Airports and

Seaports were conducted with a total number of 17,528 man-hours spent.

22. Special Events Operations For the period, a total of 17 Special Events Operations were

conducted with a total number of 1,535 man-hours were spent. 23. Disaster Preparedness and Management For the period, a total of 127 activities were conducted.

A. Safer Place to Live, Work and do Business Police-Community Partnership

1. Community Assistance and Development Programs

Number of Activities

Conducted

Disaster Preparedness and Response Awareness Seminar

12

Disaster Preparedness and Response Activities (Inter-Agency Coordination, Information Drive, Relief Operations, etc.)

12

THE COMMUNITY


Outreach Activities (Medical, Dental Bloodletting, Circumcision, Feeding, etc.)

30

Participation in Sports, Religious Socio-Economics and Socio-Cultural Activities

41

Environmental Protection/Prevention (Tree Planting, Coastal Clean-up, etc.)

25

OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS and OTHER CONCERN

Photographs taken during the conduct of Physical Fitness Test (PFT) to those Personnel who have not yet undergone for CY 2016 held at PRO ARMM Grandstand, Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao on December 23, 2016.


Photograph taken during Basic Incident Command System (ICS) Training Course on December 5-12, 2016

Photograph taken during the conduct of free Medical/Physical Check-up/Consultation to PNP pensioner on December 15, 2016 at Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.



Command Group PRO ARMM HIERARCHY

PCSUPT AGRIPINO G JAVIER

Regional Director, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT RODELIO B JOCSON Deputy Regional Director for

Administration, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT FROILAN F QUIDILLA

Deputy Regional Director for

Operation, PRO ARMM


PSUPT NOEL B PALOMO

OIC, RPHRDD, PRO ARMM

Directorial Staff

PSUPT NASRUDDIN D TAYUAN

OIC, RID, PRO ARMM

PSUPT JAIME C MOJICA, JR

OIC, ROPD, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT JOHN RODERICK A MORALES

C, RLRDD, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT OSCAR P NANTES

C, RPCRD, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT BOWENN JOEY M MASAUDING

C, RCD, PRO ARMM


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PSSUPT AGUSTIN J TELLO Acting Provincial Director,

Maguindanao,

PRO ARMM

Provincial Director

PSSUPT MARIO D BUYUCCAN Acting Provincial Director,

Sulu, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT JERICH T ROYALES

Acting Provincial Director,

Tawi-Tawi, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT NICKSON B MUKSAN

Acting Provincial Director,

Basilan, PRO ARMM

PSSUPT DATUMAMA M MOKALID,

AL-HADJ Acting Provincial Director,

Lanao del Sur, PRO ARMM

Documents

STAKEHOLDER SUPPORT · 2 | P a g e PRO ARMM Annual Accomplishment Report 2016 2. Citizen Empowerment a. Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)