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Annual Accomplishment Report

Period Covered: 01 January – 30 November 2015

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

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Republic of the Philippines NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 12

Tambler, General Santos City INTRODUCTION

PRO 12 Headquarters is located at Tambler, General Santos City, and is composed of two (2) CPOs, namely Cotabato City PO located at PC Hill, Cotabato City, General Santos City PO at Camp Fermin G Lira, General Santos City and four (4) PPOs, namely Cotabato PPO located at Amas, Kidapawan City, Sultan Kudarat PPO at Camp Amando Dumlao Sr., Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, South Cotabato PPO at Koronadal City and Sarangani PPO at Kawas, Alabel, Sarangani with forty-five (45) Municipal Police Stations under the PPOs and twelve (12) Police Stations under the two (2) City Police Offices.

It has four (4) Provincial Public Safety Companies (PPSC), two (2) City Public Safety Companies (CPSC) and a Regional Public Safety Battalion (RPSB) with four (4) Maneuver Companies.

The total strength of the Office is 6, 281 composed of 375 PCOs, 5,522 PNCOs and 384 NUPs distributed to the different Police Offices/Units. The current Police to Population Ratio is 1:751 based on the total number of uniformed personnel strength of 5,897 vis-a-vis the present Regional Population registered at 4,430,916.

Pursuant to the current Staffing Pattern, the Office is supposed to have an

authorized strength of 5, 951 (469 PCOs, 5,346 PNCOs and 136 NUP). However, to attain the ideal Police to Population ratio of 1:500, the Office must

have an existing strength of 5,897 uniformed personnel on account of the existing 4,430,916 total population. HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT Stakeholder’s Support

A. Sustain public information and dialogue

1. Public Information and Advocacy

For the period covered, Police Regional Office 12 distributed more or less 16,051 anti-criminality leaflets, participated in 1,233 radio interviews, 739 tv programs, 4,720 barangay dialogues/pulong-pulong, 987 press releases, 1,410 camp visits, and 4,755 anti-criminality awareness lectures on crime prevention, public safety and security, anti-illegal drugs, bomb-threat, illegal gambling and other relevant subjects that could influence public safety and security.

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2. Citizen Empowerment

A strong Police-Community Partnership is the key in ensuring public safety and security especially in barangays. With the current Police-to-Population Ratio in the AOR, the utilization of force multipliers is indeed imperative. With this taken into consideration, the utilization of Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs) is maximized.

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Police Regional Office 12 in coordination with Local Government Units conducted more or less 1,054 orientations and training-seminars on the Roles of BPATs, VAWC and its special laws, Arresting Techniques, BPAT First Responders, BPAT Disaster Preparedness, Information Gathering and other topics to further empower our BPAT counter-parts.

BPAT Mobilization

For the period covered, PNP PRO 12 together with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams conducted 14,672 mobilization activities, majority of which were focused on check points, traffic assistance on schools, Community Police Assistance Centers (COMPACs) together with PNCOs and in providing security assistance during religious activities, fiestas and other occasions.

B. Sustain partnership and collaboration

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

PNP PRO 12 as one of the 4 Pillars of the Criminal Justice System (CJS) ensures a sturdy relationship with other Pillars of the CJS, with more or less 221 partnership and collaboration activities conducted together with various stakeholders and other Pillars of the Criminal Justice System.

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2. Participation in Faith-Based Organizations

An ethically upright personnel would less-likely fall into temptation and renders admirable public service, thus create a good image for the PNP Organization. To uplift the morale and spiritual well-being of the personnel, they are always encouraged to attend Moral Recovery and Spiritual Enrichment Activities.

For the period covered, PRO 12 conducted and participated to more or

less 133 faith-based activities together with various religious organizations and other stakeholders.

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

PNP PRO 12 regularly conducts “Pulis Hataw Na”, Religious and Environmental Preservation and Protection, from the Regional Headquarters down to Municipal/City Police Stations.

For the period covered, PNP PRO 12 conducted more or less 1,264

religious, health/physical fitness and environmental protection/preservation activities.

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4. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program

PRO 12 strongly promotes the protection of Women and Children against

any form of abuse and violence. This office conducted more or less 3,783 gender-based lectures, dialogues, symposia and visitations, and distributed more or less 14,586 leaflets and other IEC Materials from the month of January up to November 2015.

5. Anti-Corruption Initiative (PNP Citizens Charter, Posting of Anti-Red

Tape Streamers, Contact Center ng Bayan and etc.) Part of PRO 12’s Anti-Corruption advocacy is to ensure that all Units

comply with the directives of the Higher Headquarters re Anti-Red Tape and other Corrupt Practices.

100% of PRO 12 Units/Stations successfully complied and maintained

National Headquarters’ ARTA Compliances through posting of Service Flow Charts, Contact Center ng Bayan, establishment of Quality Service Lanes, Unit Hotlines, Senior Citizens and Persons with Disability Priority Lanes, and Citizen’s Charter.

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Resource Management Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources

1. Financial Management Program

For the period covered 01 January - 30 November 2015, this office received the total amount of Two Hundred Twenty Five Million Four Hundred Thirteen Thousand Eigth Hundred Seventeen Pesos and 75/100 (P225,413,817.75) as shown:

PARTICULARS AMOUNT

PS

Prior Years 7,433,587.80

Salary & LP Diff’ls 7,433,587.80

Current Year 63,779,528.56

Initial Clothing Allws (ICA) of 277 new recruits CY 2015 3,878,000.00

Salary & Allws New Recruits for the month of july (Regular and Attrition)

6,192,058.00

Salary & Allws of Five (5) New NUPs 140,921.93

Salary & Allws of Eigth (8) New NUPs 260,830.63

Salary & Allws of New recruits for the month of Aug (Regular and Attrition)

6,192,058.00

Clothing Allowances (CA) NUPs 590,000.00

Productivity Incentive Benefits (PIB) CY 2013 10,378,000.00

Replacement Clothing Allowance (RCA) 20,394,000.00

Combat Duty Pay (CDP) 15,753,660.00

MOOE 140,314,987.83

Commel (Augmentation) 300,000.00

HRAO 240,000.00

GARO 135,715,020.83

Intel Funds 1,848,750.00

Investigation Training 1,246,350.00

Augmentation (MOOE) 964,867.00

Capital Outlay 9,732,977.00

Construction of Tantangan MPS 3,731,608.00

Construction of Malungon MPS 1,476,655.00

Travel Allowances (Malungon MPS) 106,377.00

Construction of Pres Quirino MPS 4,418,337.00

Trust Reciept 3,000,000.00

Procurement of Tools & Motorpool Equipment 3,000,000.00

Accounts Payable 649,847.86

Socoteco 571,469.82

Sukelko 74,187.14

PFDA 4,190.90

TOTAL ----------- 225,413,817.75

The Office ensured the effective budgeting, financial reporting, pre-audit

of claim, internal auditing and management of PRO 12 resources and supervises the

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proper utilization of funds and properties. Furthermore, implement all fiscal policies, rules and regulations pertaining to comptrollership.

2. Logistics Management Program

2.a Repair and Construction Projects

This office was able to supervise the renovation and construction projects amounting to One Hundred Eight Million Nine Hundred Thirty Five Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Five Pesos and 65/100 (P 108,935,435.65), as shown below:

NAME OF PROJECT Bldg Type

PROJECT COST SOURCE OF FUNDS DATE

STARTED Date

Completed GAA PNPTR LGU OTHERS

Construction of Tantangan MPS Building

B/C 4,768,530.00 07/10/14 1/23/15

Construction of Polomolok MPS Building

B/C 4,637,700.00 09/29/14 04/20/15

Procurement of Brand New Generator Set with Powerhouse

3,080,000.00 09/29/14 05/05/15

Construction of Glan MPS Building

A 7,544,700.00 2/10/15 10/21/15

Repair of Kidapawan CPS Building

B/C 3,000,000.00 2/10/15 09/14/15

Construction of Malungon MPS Building

B/C 4,702,852.25 05/8/15 On-going

Rehabilitation of Pro12 Secondary Line

3,000,000.00 07/15/15 10/13/15

Rehabilitation of Pres. Roxas MPS Building

420,131.79 10/30/15 On-going

Construction of HRSG Office Building

6,929,435.46

Public Bidding on Progress

Procurement of Motorpool Tools and Equipment

3,000,000.00

Operational Transformation program

6,500,000.00

(SARO)

Construction of 12 Standard Municipal Police Stations

61,352,086.14

TOTAL 108,935,435.65

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3. Research and Development Program

This office conducted the following seminars:

Seminar Number of participants

Mahindra Trouble Shooting Orientation Seminar

119 Drivers from PPOs, CPOs, RPSB 12,

MPSs/CPSs, CPSCs/PPSCs and RLRDD

Personnel

4. Management of Donations from LGUs and Other Agencies

For the period, the Office received supports from the Local Government Units (LGUs) and Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), the details are shown below:

PARTICULAR AMOUNT DONOR RECIPIENT

1 Set EIC Kit 640,733.00 Anti – Terrorism Assistance, Diplomatic Service Office, US Department of State, US Embassy – Manila

SPPO EOD

1 SET EOD 9 BOMB SUIT w/ Helmet and complete cooling system set

1,990,000.00

1 Set PBI Kit (3) Boxes 168,390.00

2 units Ford Ranger 2.2L 4X4 XL M/T

2,378,000.00 CPPO and CCPO

1 Unit MK3 Caliber Robot 3,187,125.00 SKPPO

Seven Units Multicab Patrol Vehicles

1,120,000.00

LGU Cotabato City

COtabato CPO

Eight Units Kawasaki Rouser Motorcycles with Sidecar

1,178,800.00

Four Units Kawasaki Rouser Motorcycles 278,200.00

Eight Laptop Computers 232,000.00

Eight Desk Top Computers with Printers

208,000.00

SAR Equipment 125,000.00

Financial Assistance 1,250,000.00

POL Products

25,000.00 LGU Bagumbayan

Bagumbayan MPS

33,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS

27,200.00 LGU Esperanza Esperanza MPS

60,500.00 LGU Isulan Isulan MPS

25,480.00 LGU Kalamansig

Kalamansig MPS

40,000.00 LGU Lambayong

Lambayong MPS

135,000.00 LGU Lebak Lebak MPS

17,860.00 LGU Lutayan Lutayan MPS

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12,925.00 LGU Palimbang Palimbang MPS

18,000.00 LGU Pres Quirino

Pres Quirino MPS

66,000.00 LGU Sen Ninoy Aquino

Sen Ninoy Aquino MPS

183,000.00 LGU Tacurong Tacurong CPS

38,954 Sq m Lot 17,473,352.00 LGU South Cotabato

SCPPO

1 unit bus 1,300,000.00 Yellow Bus Line

Inc SCPPO

3 units XR 125 Motorcycle 363,472.00 LGU South Cotabato

Tupi, Surallah and Lake Sebu MPSs

2 units Isuzu Dmax 2,200,000.00 LGU Polomolok Polomolok MPS

Repair and Maintenance of Vehicle

11,400.00 LGU Tampakan Tampakan MPS

14 units Mountain Bikes 196,000.00

LGU General Santos City

GSCPO 30 units Motoplus Handheld Radio

98,000.00

1 unit ICOM Base Radio 9,000.00

2 units Radio Repeater Links 240,000.00 LGU Sarangani SPPO

Fixed Expenditures 50,000.00 LGU Alabel Alabel MPS

30 pcs Plyboard 23,780.00

Lions Club of GSC

RPSB 12

Renovation of MPS 88,000.00 LGU Columbio Columbio MPS

Computer Set with Printer

70,000.00 LGU

Bagumbayan Bagumbayan

MPS Steel Cabinet 10,000.00

Office Supplies 10,000.00

TOTAL 35,543,217.00

Donated by the Anti – Terrorism Assistance,

Diplomatic Service Office, US Department of State, US

Embassy – Manila

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Yellow Bus Line Inc. Donated bus

Explosive Ordinance Division (EOD) Vehicle

and tools donated by the Diplomatic Security Anti-

terrorism Assistance Program United States

Embassy

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Kidapawan City Police Station received Seven

(7) Unit Epson Printer, Five (5)

Universal Power Supply, One (1) Asus Laptop and One Unit

FZ Yamaha Motorcycle from Local Government

of Kidapawan City

Two (2) pieces of tire Donated by the Provincial Government of Cotabato

Five (5) HONDA XR 125 motorcycle

donated from Local Government Unit

(LGU) of the municipality of Pikit

MPS.

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5. Management of Resources The following equipment/supplies were received from NHQ PNP, as shown below;

This office was able to process the titling of lots for subsequent transfer in favor of the PNP the as follows:

Titling Program Update

Banga MPS, SCPPO

DENR, Quezon City is facilitating the application for the issuance of a Proclamation and Special Patent by the Office of the President. Document was submitted on May 2, 2014

Alabel MPS, SPPO

DENR, Quezon City is facilitating the application for the issuance of a Proclamation and Special Patent by the Office of the President. Document was submitted on May 2, 2014

Police Station 8, GSCPO

Already obtained Site Clearance from Department of Health, Regional Office 12, Cotabato City was signed by Teogenes F Baluma, Director IV on October 31, 2014.

Malungon MPS, SPPO Title was already transferred in favor of PNP TCT No. T-23838

PHQ, SCPPO Title was already transferred in favor of PNP TCT No. 145-2015002046

6. Improvement of the Procurement System

The following equipment/supplies were procured in the period and

allocated/accorded to the needs of different units:

NOMENCLATURE COST OF

SUPPLY/EQPMNT FUNDING/

RESOURCES

Ammo/Magazines

5,000 rds Ammo Cal 7.62 419,996.00 MOOE

100 pcs Short Mag Cal 5.56 159,983.00 MOOE

156,813 rds Ammo Cal 5.56 4,576,170.54 MOOE

10,000 rds Ammo Cal .9mm 220,000.00 MOOE

200 rds Cal 12 Gauge 00BK 5,800.00 MOOE

POL MOOE

Gasoline/Diesel 4,746,170.62 MOOE

NOMENCLATURE RECIPIENT

30 units Armalite Rifles PRO 12 Personnel

10,800 rds Ammo Cal 5.56

35 units Kawasaki Rouser 135 cc MPS/CPS

17 units Mahindra Enforcer Patrol Jeeps MPS OF SCPPO/SPPO

8 KIA K2700 4X4 Troop Carrier RPSB, PPSCs and CPSCs

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TOTAL 10,128,120.16 MOOE

Learning and Growth

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

1. Lateral Entry Program For the period, this Office has no quota for the Lateral Entry.

2. Recruitment Program

UNIT/ OFFICE

TERM OF RECRUITMENT

ALLOCATED QUOTA

APPOINTED % Filled-up

DATE OF OATH TAKING

MALE FEMALE TOTAL

General

Santos City

REGULAR

66 66 0 66 100%

July 1, 2015

Cotabato City

11 11 0 11 100%

Public Safety Forces

200 175 25 200 100%

Total 277 252 25 277 100%

3. Individual Training Program

Mandatory Trainings- For the period, this Office recommended thirty nine (39) Commissioned Officers and three hundred twenty one (321) Non-Commissioned Officers, the details as shown below:

Trainings/Seminars Inclusive Dates No. of Trained Personnel

PCO PNCO NUP Sub-Total

PSOAC March 6, March 20 and Sept 16, 2015

23 23

PSJLC March 18 and Oct 15, 2015

142 142

PSOBC March 20, 2015 15 15

FTOC April 6, April 13 June 9-22, Oct 26, 2015

128 128

POBC July 1-16, 2015 1 1 2

PSOCC Aug 17 and Oct 15, 2015

43 43

PSSLC September 16, 2015 7 7

Total 39 321 360

Specialized Trainings- For the period, this Office recommended six (6) Commissioned Officers and two hundred twenty five (225) Non-Commissioned Officers, the details as shown below:

Trainings/Seminars Inclusive Dates No. of Trained Personnel


SWAT Dec 23, 2014- 6 56

62

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March 31, 2015

Criminal Investigation Course (CIC)

Jan 26-Mar 26, 2015

42

42

PS CRIDEC Feb 18 and Aug 18, 2015

2 6

8

Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) Apr 23-Jun 24

43

43

Specialized WCPD Course Apr 8-23, 2015

62

62

Uban Counter Revolutionary Warfare COurse (UCRWC) SURESHOCK Aug 5-7, 2015

4 28

32

Specialized WCPD Course Sept 10-25, 2015

44

44

Total 6 225 0 293

3. Unit Training Program For the period, this Office recommended 1,003 Commissioned Officers and 7,812 Non-Commissioned Officers and 1,567 Non-Uniformed Personnel, the details as shown below:

Trainings/Seminars Inclusive

Dates

No. of Trained Personnel


Moral Recovery/Values Formation Seminar

Jan-March 2015 151 848 137 1,136

Implementation of Anti-Corruption seminar

1st Qtr 2015 151 848 137 1,136

Intelligence Collection Training (ICT)

March 23-27 and Sept.21-28, 2015

63 1

64

PNP SCOUT Mar 17-June 5,July 1 and Oct 23, 2015

476

476

Moral Recovery /Values Formation Seminar

April-June 2015 272 1,132 418 1,822

Disaster Search and Rescue Management Training

May 5-8, 2015

7 49

56

Personality Development and Values Clarification Seminar

May 27-28, 2015

40

40

16

3-day Basic Radio-Telephone, Procedures and Preventive Maintenance Seminar

May 27-29, 2015

79

79

Human Rights Seminar June 9, 2015

3 71

74

Five-day Motorcycle Riding Seminar

June 29-Jul 3, 2015

25

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Implementation of Anti-Corruption seminar

2nd Qtr 2015 166 494 234 894

Moral Recovery/Values Formation Seminar

July 19-Sept 19, 2015 93 2,066 582 2,741

GAD/VAWC Seminar

Aug19-Sept 19, 2015

75 1,553 48 1,676

BPATs Seminar Aug 11-Sept 19, 2015

6 40 11 57

SAF Commando Course

Sept. 21, 2015

12 4

16

Air to Groud Operations Seminar (AGOS)

Sept. 21-23, 2015 4 31

35

Police Community Affairs and Development Course

Oct. 23, 2015

55

55

Total 1,003 7,812 1,567 10,382

4. Foreign Trainings Domestic (Conducted within the Philippines, Sponsored by Foreign Units) For the period, this Office recommended sixty five (65) Commissioned Officers, one hundred sixty four (164) Non-Commissioned Officers and one (1) Non-Uniformed Personnel, the details as shown below:


Dates

No. of Trained Personnel


Protection National Leadership

Jan 12-30, 2015

12

12

Investigating Terrprist Incidents

Feb 2 -13, 2015

4 3

7

Protection National Leadership

Feb 9-27, 2015

12

12

Instructor Development Course

March 2-13, 2015

5 5 1 11

Instructor Development Course

March 16-27, 2015

5 5

10

Major Case Management

April 16 - 24, 2015

9

9

Hostage Negotiation Course

April 13 -24, 2015

2

2

17

First Response to Terrorist Incidents

April 27 -May 1, 2015

6 22

28

Train the Trainer for Human Rights Course

May 11-22, July 6-17, May 25 and June 5, 2015

13 38

51

Train the Trainer for Ethics Course

June 15-26 and July 6-17, 2015

4 25

29

Tactical Commander's Course

June 22- July 10, 2015

5

5

Investigative Information Management

July 20 -31, 2015 4

4

Train the Trainer for Crime Scene Investigation Course

July 27 -August 7, 2015

3 13

16

Social Media Awareness Workshop

Aug 25 - 27, 2015 1 1

2

Workshop on Technical Exploitation

Sept 7- 11, 2015

5

5

Train the Trainer for Crime Scene Investigation Course

September 7-18, 2015 3 8

11

TOT Community Policing

19-Oct-15 1 15

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Grand Total 65 164 1 230

5. Foreign Trainings Conducted Outside the Country-For the period, this Office recommended seven (7) Commissioned Officers and nineteen (19) Non-Commissioned Officers, the details as shown below:


Dates

No. Of Trained Personnel


Post Blast Investigation

April 10 -29 and May 4-20, 2015

6 5 11

Explosive Incident Countermeasures

May 18 - July 10, 2015

4 4

Post Blast Investigation

Aug 31 - Sept 16, 2015

5 5

Explosive Incident Countermeasures

Sept 28- Nov 10, 2015

1 5 6

Grand Total 7 19

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6. Promotion System (3rd Level and 2nd Level)

For the period, this Office has promoted to the next higher rank the

following: eighty six (86) Police Commissioned Officers and six hundred five (605) Police Non-Commissioned Officers for the 2nd Level Regular Promotion Program and three (3) Police Commissioned Officers for the 3rd Level Regular Promotion.

3rd Level 2nd Level

PSSUPT 3 PSUPT 17

PCINSP 26

PSINSP 30

PINSP 13

Sub Total 86

SPO4 35

SPO3 11

SPO2 220

SPO1 68

PO3 148

PO2 123 Sub Total 605

Grand Total

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691

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7. Internal Reforms

DISPOSITION OF RESOLVED CASES (01 January-30 November 2015)

NR OF CASES PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Dismissed 16 12

Separated from the service 2 2

Suspended 24 1 23

Demoted 1 1

Forfeited Pay

Reprimanded 2 1 1 2

Admonished 1 1 1

Restricted

Dropped and Closed Cases 12 5 40

Exonerated 25 4 50

Case Dismissed 32 6 44

AWOL 19 1 18

Dropped from Rolls

Restored/ Reinstated 1 1

TOTAL 135 18 193 3

8. Living the PNP Core Values

Maka Diyos

● PRO 12 Mass Wedding 2015-On February 6, 2015, Police Regional

Office 12 through the initiative of RD, PRO 12 conducted a Mass Wedding at St. Michael

“The Archangel” Chapel, Tambler, General Santos City. Highlights of the Ceremony were

the Rite of Marriage; the Exchange of Consent; the Confirmation of the Marriage Bond;

and the Blessing and Exchange of Rings and Arras.

02/06/2015 02/06/2015

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●Santacruzan 2015- Police Regional Office 12, sponsored the

Santacruzan 2015 at General Santos City.

The “Sagalas” were personnel from the Command Group, RPHRDD,

RID, ROPD, RLRDD, RPCRD, RCD, RIDMD, GSCPO, SPPO, SKPPO, CPPO, RPSB 12,

RHS 12, SAF, RCLO 12, RHPU 12, PRO 12 Band and representatives of the different

“Buklods” under Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel, Camp Fermin G. Lira Jr., General Santos

City.

●Moral and Spiritual Upliftment Seminar-Pastor Herman Morante Dela

Rosa, President, Bless Our Cops (BOC) Movement, Region 12 visited the Police Regional Office 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City and conducted Moral and Spiritual Upliftment Seminar and offered prayer to the PNP personnel and NUPs. Through this ministry, it helps the moral and spiritual aspects of the personnel to grow in accordance to the will of God, the creator and the source of life.

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●10th St Michael the Archangel Patronal Fiesta

On September 30, 2015 at 4:30 in the morning, Police Regional Office 12 under the leadership of PCSUPT LESTER O CAMBA, Regional Director celebrated the 10th St. Michael the Archangel Patronal Fiesta at the PRO 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos.The patronal fiesta started with the conduct of “Diana” in the early dawn wherein the PRO 12 Marching Band played music around the camp followed by the Fiesta Mass held at the PRO 12 Chapel being officiated by PSUPT NOEL R PONSARAN, Regional Chaplain, PRO 12. Different Parlor Games or “Larong Pinoy” such as Family action/scene marathon, Kadang-Kadang Race and Agawan ng Buko were played by division/office including one team from Indonesian visitors. Lunch was then served right after the parlor games while being entertained with a music rendered by the PRO 12 Combo.

Makabayan

●24th PNP Foundation Day Celebration-Police Regional Office 12

celebrated the 24th PNP Foundation Day simultaneously with the Traditional Monday Flag Raising Ceremony conducted at the PRO 12 Grandstand, Tambler, General Santos City. It was conducted right after the Thanksgiving Mass at the St. Michael the Archangel Chapel officiated by PCINSP JULIUS BALLESTEROS CRUZ, Regional Chaplain. Highlights of the activity were awarding of medals to 27 deserving PNP personnel by Atty. Romegildo Alocelja, RD, RIAS XII together with RD, PRO 12; the reading of the Integrity Pledge by PSSUPT REX KESAED ANONGOS, C, RPCRD; the Ceremonial Signing of Integrity Pledge; the reading of SILG’s message by PCSUPT LESTER OROPESA CAMBA, RD, PRO 12; and the releasing of white balloons with black ribbon as a sign of sympathy, respect and grief to the bereaved families of the fallen 44 SAF members.

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●114th Police Service Anniversary-Police Regional Office 12 celebrated the 114th Police Service Anniversary at the PRO 12 Grandstand, Tambler, General Santos City with USEC FELIZARDO M. SERAPIO JR, Head, Law Enforcement and Security Integration Office and Executive Director of Philippine Center on Transnational Crime as Guest of Honor and Speaker.Highlights of the program is the Recognition and Presentation of Awards to deserving PNP Units, PNP personnel, Supporting Individuals and Private/Public Agencies including Aleosan, Cotabato Province, regarded as the National Awardee on Outstanding 1st – 3rd Class Municipality (Category A) CY- 2015.

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Makatao

● Operation Tuli-Police Regional Office 12 conducted a

simultaneous “Operation Tuli” 2015 at the Conference Hall, Barangay Hall of Tambler,

General Santos City.The said medical activity was initiated by PCSUPT LESTER

OROPESA CAMBA, Regional Director in cooperation with the Regional Health Service 12

spearheaded by PSUPT TECHIE M. LEBANAN, Acting Chief and PCINSP GUER LAW V.

ANDOLANA, Chief, Medical Dispensary and health volunteers from Mindanao Medical

Center led by Dr. Cyril Bañas. PNP nurses from RPSB 12 and Special Action Force (SAF)

also served as volunteers in the said activity.A total beneficiary of 140 children whose

ages ranging from 5-12 year old were successfully circumcised after a thorough interview

and registration being conducted. Free medicines such as Amoxicillin (antibiotic) and

Mefenamic Acid (pain reliever) were given to the patients right after the circumcision.

●Adopt a Community Program- The Police Regional Office 12 is

now on its 3rd year of continuous adopting the community of Sitio Klolang, San Jose, General Santos City. Such acts of the PNP through the Police Community Relations Division will give support to the community in every little way in order for the constituents to perceive that the PNP does not only offer assistance to urban areas but to rural areas as well especially the less fortunate community. This Office lectured on oral hygiene and the proper brushing technique, proper hand washing technique was also taught to the children and parents conduct of medical check-up, distribution of medicines, toothbrush and toothpaste, giving of Jolibee meals, arroz caldo and juice to the children, giving of slippers and school supplies assisted by Brgy Chairman Abdul Rahim Paidumama and additional assistance from the different Directorial Staff and National Support Units by donating other school materials and slippers.

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Makakalikasan

● Coastal Clean-up and Mangrove Tree Planting-Police Regional Office 12 participated in the Coastal Clean-up and Mangrove Tree Planting activity held Purok Asinan, Brgy Buayan, General Santos City. A total of 1,000 mangrove trees were planted by the different agencies and 10 sacks were collected consisting mostly of plastic cellophane and Styrofoam.

●30th International Coastal Clean-up 2015-A simultaneous coastal clean-up activity held along the Shoreline, Sitio Minanga, Barangay Buayan, General Santos City in observance with 30th International Coastal Clean-up 2015 with the theme: “Be part of the global solution to stop trash from entering the ocean”. The said activity was organized by the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) spearheaded by Valiente J. Lastimoso, MPA, City ENR Officer/CGDH II, General Santos City and was also participated by other Government Agencies (GAs), Government Organizations (GOs), Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), Private Sectors, AFP, Academe, and some stakeholders in the community.

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The PRO 12 participants were able to collect 15 sacks of assorted trash/garbage that scattered along the seashore. Recording and segregation of the collected trash were undertaken according to its classification such as empty bottles and cans, broken glass, plastics, food wrappers, toothbrush, cigarette lighters, styropor, rope, diapers/sanitary napkins, clothings, pork/spoon, and other waste products. Thereafter, CENRO employees gathered all the collected trash/garbage from different participating groups for proper disposal.

9. Reward and Punishment System

Awards and Decorations

The Office has issued awards and decorations to 39,223 personnel for the period. 2,715 of which are Police Commissioned Officers, 35,501 were Police Non-Commissioned Officers and 1,007 Non-Uniformed Personnel, the details are shown below:

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTORY ON THE AWARDS ISSUED

(JANUARY 2015 -NOVEMBER 2015)

DATE TOTAL # OF GO

KIND OF MEDAL NO. OF

PCO

NO. OF

PNCO

NO. OF

NUP

TOTAL # OF PERSONNEL

PA KAS KAG PSMIN PSMAN PSN MASAL UGPAM SMAG KADAKI

JAN 174 82 73 14 1 1 2 203 1,461 8 1,672

FEB

219 91 96 4 6 5 5 4 8 0 0 175 2,123 2 2,300

MAR

401 287 96 3 4 4 0 7 0 0 0 251 3,512 34 3,797

APR

CANCELLATION 452 435 3 7 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 285 4,317 4 4,606

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LEGEND PA Papuri KAG Kagalingan PSMAN Paglaban sa Manliligalig

MASAL Mabuting-Asal

KAS Kasanayan PSMIN

Paglilingkod sa Mindanao PSN

Pagtulong sa Nasalanta

SMAG

Sugatang Magiting

KADA Kadakilaan

Punishment DISPOSITION OF RESOLVED CASES

(01 January-30 November 2015)

NR OF CASES PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Dismissed 16 12

Separated from the service 2 2

Suspended 24 1 23

Demoted 1 1

Forfeited Pay

Reprimanded 2 1 1 2

Admonished 1 1 1

Restricted

Dropped and Closed Cases 12 5 40

Exonerated 25 4 50

Case Dismissed 32 6 44

AWOL 19 1 18

Dropped from Rolls

Restored/ Reinstated 1 1

TOTAL 135 18 193 3

MAY

206 124 64 9 1 1 0 3 4 0 0 200 1,904 29 2,133

JUN

109 92 8 7 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 148 770 22 940

JUL

ANNOUNCEMENT 449 429 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 362 5,598 17 5,977

AMENDMENT

AUG

115 100 11 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 180 962 101 1,243

SEP

466 458 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 433 5,856 384 6,673

OCT

528 8 520 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 366 5,613 390 6,369

NOV

CANCELLATION 310 270 11 7 10 10 0 0 0 0 1 112 3,385 16 3,513

AMENDMENT

DEC 0

GRAND TOTAL 3,429 2,376 904 56 26 25 5 18 12 1 1 2,715 35,501 1,007 39,223

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There were 56 SMS Complaints that were referred by the OCPNP to this

office for investigation. Out of the 56 Complaints, 36 were dropped and closed, 9 were filed in court, 8 are still under investigation/continuous monitoring and 3 were referred to proper disciplinary authorities.

Dropped & Closed

Filed in Court

Under Investigation

Referred to Disciplinary Authority

Total

36 9 8 3 56

B. Develop a responsive and highly professional police organization 1. Information and Communications Technology ● Two (2) Batches of NUP Refreshers Seminar/Workshop on e-Projects-The 1st Batch of NUP Refreshers Seminar/Workshop on e-Projects was conducted on February 6, 2015 at PRO 12 Multi-Purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City participated by the newly designated Crime Statistician and e-Blotter In-Charge from GSCPO, SPPO and SCPPO. The 2nd Batch was conducted on February 11, 2015 at Capitol Roof Top Amas, Kidapawan City, Cotabato participated by NUPs from all municipal/city police stations of CPPO, CCPO and SKPPO.

● Four (4) Batches of Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar

a. 1st Batch Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar

integrated with CIC Class 319-15

1st Batch of Automated Fingerprint Identification System Seminar (AFIS) was conducted on March 16-17, 2015 participated by CIC Class 319-15.

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b. 2nd Batch of Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar

2nd Batch of Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar was conducted on April 20-21, 2015 participated by members of RPSB 12.

c. 3rd Batch Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar

integrated with CIC Class 338-15

3rd Batch of Automated Fingerprint Identification System Seminar (AFIS) was conducted on June 15-16, 2015 participated by CIC Class 338-15.

d. 4th Batch Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar

4th Batch of Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Seminar was conducted on September 21-22, 2015 participated by CIC Class 359-15.

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Process Excellence A. Improve community safety awareness through community-oriented and human rights-based policing 1. Human Rights advocacy Program

This Office conducts various Human Rights Advocacy Programs from

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

The conduct of various Human Rights related seminars in partnership

with the Commission on Human Rights 12 to personnel of RPSB, PPSC and CPSC with a total number of 358 participants.

2-DAY HUMAN RIGHTS SEMINAR: A Rights Based Policing Approach

02/19/2015 8:35 06/16/2014 8:38 02/19/2015

02/19/2015

3-17-15 2:33 3-17-15 2:33

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The conduct of PICE on human rights related subjects/topics to 963

PNP personnel region wide which includes the PNP trainees from PSBRC and Modified

PNP SCOUT and also those who underwent Special Courses such as Criminal

Investigation Course and ICITAP Train the Trainer Human Rights Course where PSUPT

DANILO C DELA CRUZ, RPHRO, discussed the PNP Human Rights-Based Policing,

Human Rights Issues in Investigation, International Humanitarian Law, Additional

Guidelines for Police Intervention, PNP Protocol on Custodial System, PNP Quality

Service Lane, RA 7438 (Rights of Person Arrested, Detained and Under Custodial

Investigation), SOP on PNP Booking of Arrested Suspect, RA 9745 (Anti-Torture Law Act

of 2009), Salient provisions of UDHR 1987 Philippine Constitution particularly the Bill of

Rights, and other related human rights related laws.

PPOs/CPOs and MPS/CPS had also conducted 319 PICE on human

rights related subjects/topics on their respective units attended by PNP personnel and

other participants from different government sectors/agency with a total number of 6,749

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Provincial/City Police Human Rights Officers (P/CPHROs) of PPOs/CPOs had also attended 31 Media Interviews and Press Releases related to the Advocacy of Human Rights.

Human Rights Desk Officer Family Conference attended by Human Rights Desk Personnel from City Police Office and Provincial Police Office.

2. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights

This Office made close coordination and linkages with NGOs, and

other sectoral groups and relevant partners from the government to enhance people’s

participation and stronger cooperation in pursuit of the promotion, protection and

fulfillment of human rights principles in the country.

For the period, this office attended dialogue and training on human

rights – driven activities with different sectors as follows:

SEMINAR/Trainings/Dialogue DATE VENUE

Tribal Peace Dialogue January 8, 2015

Brgy. Lemonso, Columbio

Sultan Kudarat

05.15.15 0839

05.15.15 1015 05.15.15 1055

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National Monitoring Mechanism

Case Conference on Extra

Judicial Killings (EJKs), Enforced

Disappearances (EDs) and

Torture

February 16,

2015

CHR Multi-Purpose Hall,

Quezon City

Quick Response for Indigenous

Peoples Rights Violations

Workshop

The Farm,

Koronadal City.

Consultative Regional Based

Dialogue on Torture Prevention June 26, 2015 FB Hotel, Koronadal City

Training of Trainers Human

Rights Course (Adjunct Instructor)

June 27-July 10,

2015

University of South Eastern

Philippines

Dialogue with National Monitoring

Mechanism, CHR, NCIP, Phil

Alliance of Human Rights Center

and the Europian Union and the

Philippines Partners for Justice

Reform with AFP

July 2, 2015 Beldent Hotel and Restaurant

Tacurong City

ALG Training of Trainers in Mindanao Area

July 6-10, 2015

Royale Mandaya Hotel, J

Palma St, Poblacion St.

Davao City

National Monitoring Mechanism

(NMM) series of Case Conference

Phase II on Extra Judicial Killings

(EJKs), Enforced Disappearances

(EDs) and Torture

July 8, 2015 CHR Multi-Purpose Hall,

Quezon City

Local Monitoring Mechanism on

on Extra Judicial Killings (EJKs),

Enforced Disappearances (EDs)

Torture and other grave violations

August 12, 2015 Aqua Frio Resort and Hotel,

Koronadal City

Local Monitoring Mechanism on

on Extra Judicial Killings (EJKs),

Enforced Disappearances (EDs)

Torture and other grave violations

October 15,

2015 Koronadal City

IHL Decision Process Workshop October 27-28,

2015

6 ID Kampilan Lounge, Camp

Simpo, Awang Datu Sinsuat

Maguindanao

CARHRIHL Series of

Collaboration Training Workshop

November 30-

December 1,

2015

Kidapawan City

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B. Improve crime prevention Results-oriented Operations

1. Intelligence The Office has provided and conducted threat assessments and accurately coordinated with lateral offices intelligence information necessitating immediate action and attention. It has actually conducted a total of 2,468 intelligence coverage on the following threat groups existing in the AOR, as shown:

2. Investigation

OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT AND SPECIAL CONCERNS:

1. Voluntary Surrender: On February 15, 2015 at 6:30 PM, Gregorio Villaluna, a member of SRC 3 of NPA and a resident of Brgy. Lingkob, Kidapawan City voluntarily surrendered to 1st LT MALCOM DOMINGO, Commanding officer 57th IB, PA bringing with him one unit caliber 5.56mm with serial number 037901 with eight magazines, two hundred live ammos and caliber 9mm pistol with serial number 438841 with two magazines and thirty live ammos.

2. NPA Surrenderee: On February 20, 2015 at 1:50 PM at Brgy.

Poblacion, Malungon, Sarangani Province, Joey Tamba y Ningusan, a member of NPA voluntarily surrendered to 73rd IB, PA and subsequently turned-over to Malungon MPS, SPPO for proper disposition.

3. NPA Surrenderee: On April 13, 2015 at Crossing Bato,

Brgy.Manobisa, Magpet, Cotabato Province, two minor NPA members Rengie Olong and Juvany Egad, under Pulang Bagani Command 2, Sub Regional Command of Southern Mindanao Regional Command of CNN voluntarily surrendered to Capt. SANGIESANGATANAN of 57th IB, PA in coordination with Magpet MPS, CPPO. Likewise,

Threat Groups/Sectoral Groups No of

Information Gathered

MILF/SOG/BIFF 186

CPP/NPA/NDF 299

ASG/JI 0

MNLF 3

Organized Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs 196

Armed Bands

Multi-Sectoral Groups 33

Special Concern or Cause-Oriented Groups

Election Related Violent Incidents

Political Feuds

Student/Youth Sector

TOTAL 717

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at 1 PM of April 14, 2015, at Purok 6, Brgy.Bantac, Magpet, Cotabato Province, another Three (3) NPA members identified as Ramil Al Umanan, Eric Egad and Rose Aloy Saudi, also voluntarily surrendered to Capt. SANGIESANGATANAN of 57th IB, PA in coordination with Magpet MPS, CPPO.

4. NPA Surrenderee:On April 24, 2015 at 5 AM at Malinis Patrol Base, Brgy. Tamban, Malungon, Sarangani Province, Dindo Dalama alias Indok aka Gong-gong, team leader bravo, squad two, Platoon two GF 71, FSMR voluntarily surrendered to the elements of Malungon MPS, SPPO, PIB Sarangani and 73rd IB, PA. Subject person was brought to Malungon MPS, SPPO for booking and documentation and subsequently turned over to 73rd IB, PA for proper disposition.

5. Surrendered NPA: On June 5, 2015, 11 AM at Brgy. Luz Village, Mlang, Cotabato Province, Marlon Singgo Gamela, an alleged NPA voluntarily surrendered to elements of 39th IB, PA.

6. NPA Surrenderee: On June 18, 2015 at 8:30 AM, Junel B Bitua @

Junex, of Sitio Isog, Brgy. Datal Anggas, Alabel, Sarangani Province, member of Team Abe, Platoon Dos of GF 71, FSMR under @ Jerry (Non-PSR Listed), voluntarily surrendered, without firearm to 1LT JAY B URSUA, CO, Alpha Coy, 73rd IB PA.

7. NPA Surrenderee: On June 22, 2015, 2 PM at Brgy. Buayan,

General Santos City, four New People Army (NPA) members, namely: Jomer B Amad @ Jacky, Vice SL of GF 71, FSMR, with improvised M79 and handheld Radio; Jemier I Dawang @ Aidan, FLO, GF 71, FSMR, with 357 Revolver; Bernard I Regino @ Sam, Medic GF 74, FSMR, with hand grenade; and Marcy I Lawa @ Wenwen, Team C (Trisera) GF 71, FSMR, voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Air Intelligence and Security Group (AISG); D2, 3AD; TORSBAS-11 and TOG-11, PAF, AFP. Further, said NPA members are PSR listed based on the 1st and 2nd Quarter Periodic Status Report (PSR) 2015.

Juvany Egad Rengie Olong

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8. NPA Surrenderee: Samana Piang @Dodong Freay is now under the temporary custody of Mr. Falunsin C. Parasan, 30 years old, resident of Brgy San Felipe, Tantangan, South Cotabato and Board Member of Bongmal B’laan Foundation with office address at Pines Plaza Building, Brgy Poblacion, Tampakan, South Cotabato. Said custodian agreed that the surrenderee be under his custody pending the certification coming from the JAPICC and further gave an assurance that the surrenderee shall make himself available anytime as he plans to avail the reintegration program of the government.

9. NPA Surenderees: On August 11, 2015 at 11 AM at Brgy. Datalblao,

Columbio, Sultan Kudarat, four New People’s Army (NPA) members, namely: Frezel Dianten, 23 years old, married, with Garand Rifle; Soriano Piang, 46 years old, married, with Uzi SMG; Julie Samling, 36 years old, married, with M14 Rifle; and Ramil Capion, 19 years old, with 12 Gauge Shotgun, all residents of Sitio Bongmal, Brgy. Datalblao, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat and members of Yunit Militia (YUMIL) voluntarily surrendered to the joint elements of Regional Intelligence Division 12, Columbio MPS, SKPPO in coordination with 39 IB, PA and Local Government Unit (LGU) headed by Hon. Mayor Amirh Mangelen Musali of Columbio, Sultan Kudarat thru Hon. BaiNailaMamalinta, ABC Chairman of the said municipality. Above Surenderees are now under the custody of RID, PRO 12 for Custodial Debriefing.

10. NPA Surrenderees: On October 27, 2015 at about 1 PM, five NPA members under GF 72 FSMR surrendered to joint elements of RID 12 and Sultan Kudarat PPSC. The NPA members were identified as: Pilo Capeon, Jomar Labuayan, Jomar Capion, Rom Fiang and Ricky Wata. Surrendered firearms were two (2) Garand rifles cal.30 and one (1) Carbine rifle, one (1) homemade Shotgun, two (2) landmines with electric wire and main switch and one (1) Binocular. The group was operating in the hinterlands of Columbio, Sultan Kudarat and the nearby municipality of Kiblawan, Davao del Sur and Tampakan, South Cotabato. Subjects and firearms were now under the custody of RID 12 for proper disposition.

Bernard I Regino Jemier I Dawang Jomer B Amad Marcy I Lawa

Frezel Dianten Julie Samling Ramil Capion Soriano Piang

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11. NPA Surrenderees: On October 27, 2015 at 10:00 AM, the RPSB 12 received a call from the informant that they received surrender filler from members of FC 72 of FSMRC operating in the quad-boundaries of South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and Davao Del Sur Province. Immediately thereafter, the RPSB 12 coordinated with PSSUPTROLEN D BALQUIN, OIC, RID 12, PSUPT MAXIMO F SEBASTIAN, C, RSIDT, PSSUPT EMMANUEL B PERALTA, PD, SPPO and PSUPT JOEL R CONSULTA, BC, RPSB 11 for action to be undertaken relative thereto. On October 28, 2015 at about 5:00 AM the RPSB12 success fully extracted the 11 armed member of NPA at Barangay B’laan, Malungon, Sarangani Province. The surenderees and their respective rifles were listed as follows: 1) Batas Gesan Capeon - Garrand Rifle SN: 1127919; 2) LitoCapeonPiyang - M16 Rifle (Improvised); 3) SamanaCapeonPiang - 12 Gauge Shotgun; 4) Win CapeonPiyang - M 14 Rifle (Improvised); 5) WenCapeonPiyang - 12 Gauge Shotgun; 6) May LabwayanGulae - Garrand Rifle SN: 780561; 7) Mario MokaBongan - Caliber .22 Rifle; 8) Boyet CansingDialang - Caliber .30 Carbine Rifle; 9) LolongDasanCansing - 12 Gauge Armscor Shotgun; 10) Sore LutanCansing - 22 Caliber Rifle; 11) Tiro DasanCapeon - M79 Launcher (Improvised). Subjects and firearms were under the custody of RID 12 for proper disposition.

Batas Capeon Mea Labwaya Gulae Mario M Bongan

Zorie L Cansing Samana M Piyang Leto C Piyang

Win C Piyang

Lolong Dasan Cansing Boyet C Dyalang

Wen C Piyang Tero D Capeon

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13. Arrest of NPA Rebels: On July 6, 2015 at 1 PM at Purok 3 Extension,

Sitio Lanton, Brgy. Apopong, General Santos City, joint elements of CIDG 12; 10ID, 1002ND BDE; 73RD IB; 27IB; 102MICO; 10MIB; JTFGENSAN; ISAFP; 11ISU; and GSCPO arrested two (2) NPA members identified as Regina Patulombon y Percalin @ Mariz/Juvy/Dok/Adi and Edgar Patulombon y Cuestas @ Dodoy/Gleen, head of Medical Staff of Far South Mindanao Region (FSMR). Said arrested NPA members has a standing Warrant of Arrest issued by Hon. Judge Dorothy P. Montejo-Gonzaga of RTC, 11

th Judicial Region, Branch 3, Nabunturan, Comval Province for Kidnapping and Serious

Illegal Detention docketed under Criminal Case Number 7359. Recovered from their possession and control were one (1) .38 revolver, two (2) fragmentation grenades and assorted medical paraphernalia.

Accomplishment on SPTs:

1. Arrest of BIFF Bombing Suspects: On October 14, 2015 at 10:05 PM at C0MPAC 1, Brgy Fort Pikit, Pikit, Cotabato Province, Jonathan Dumalaba Pangawilan, Sam Manial Hassan and Ali Kuyag Sultan were arrested by joint elements of Pikit MPS, CPPO and 2ndCompany RPSB 12 during a checkpoint operation for illegally possessing of a hand grenade. A case for violation of R.A.1866, Unlawful Possession of High Explosive was already filed against Sam Manial Hassan, Ali Kuyag Sultanand Jonathan Dumalaba Pangawilan @ Guidzali Badal at Cotabato provincial Prosecutors Office, Kidapawan City docketed under NPS number XII-06-INQ-15J-00742by inquest prosecutor Atty. Bonifacio Estremos dated October 15, 2015. A case for violation of R.A.1866, Unlawful Possession of High Explosive was filed against Sam Manial Hassan, Ali Kuyag Sultan and Jonathan Dumalaba Pangawilan @GuidzaliBadal at Cotabato provincial Prosecutors Office, Kidapawan City docketed under NPS number XII-06-INQ-15J-00742by inquest prosecutor Atty. Bonifacio Estremos dated October 15, 2015.

Ali Kuyag Sultan Jonathan D Pangawilan Sam Manial Hassan

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Campaign against OCGs/CGs/PAGs:

1. On January 11, 2015, 6:40 AM at Sitio Wangain, Boundary of Brgy. Ladtingan and Brgy Batulawan, Pikit, North Cotabato, Arnold Mamaluba Abid was killed during the implementation of Warrant of Arrest with Criminal Case number 11-048/12-312 for Robbery in Band under Art 294, par.1, in relation to Art 296 of RPC with Double Murder by elements of Pikit MPS, TF Pikit, 7th IB, PA and 2nd Maneuver Company RSPB 12. Suspect Abid fired towards the arresting team hitting him at his head which resulted to his death. Recovered from the crime scene were empty shells cal. 30 M1 Garand Riffle and cal. 5.56mm M16 Riffle. Killed suspect is listed under the list of criminal gang operating in the area of North Cotabato and Maguindanao Province.

2. On August 5, 2015 at 7:30 PM at Brgy Poblacion, Pikit, Cotabato

Province, Mastor Edo Akil who has two standing Warrant of Arrest with Criminal Case Number 11-048 for Robbery in Band with Double Murder, 13-381 for Robbery with Homicide was arrested by elements of Pikit MPS, CPPO, after they saw him by chance while conducting a mobile patrol at said place. Mastor Edo Akil is listed as the number 1 in the Most Wanted list in the Municipality of Pikit and the prime suspect in the UCCP explosion that transpired on October 8, 2014 where case for Multiple Murder and Multiple Serious Physical injuries were filed against him in court.

3. On August 20, 2015, 11:30 AM at MSU Campus in front of Science and Technology Building, Barangay Fatima, General Santos City DANTE BRIGOLE ABAD aka “Aling” was arrested by Intelligence Operative of City Intelligence Branch, GSCPO by virtue of Warrant of Arrest docketed under criminal case no. 25565 for the crime of Murder and criminal case no. 25566 for Attempted Murder dated January 26, 2015 (11th Judicial Region, Regional Trial Court, Branch 37, General Santos City).The suspect was among of the Top MWPs in City Level and member of “PARAN GROUP” which is involved in drug running, fake money, series of robbery/hold-up and shooting incidents in Gen. Santos City.Recovered from said person were one (1) big rectangular heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet containing white crystalline substance of suspected methamphetamine hydrochloride, one (1) unit .38 revolver Armscor 202 with serial number 779058 with six (6) live ammo of .38 revolver at the cylinder and one (1) unit M26 fragmentation grenade. Suspect and recovered pieces of evidence was brought to Police Station No. 7 for proper disposition.

Accomplishments on MWP with Reward:

1. On July 19, 2015 at 3:30 PM of, CIDG-Southern Mindanao detectives

led by PSUPT NEREOABENOJATORRECAMPO, Regional Chief and General Santos City Police Office operatives arrested Jose BECERRA Jr. y Cavan alias Jojo Pototat Apopong Gallera, Brgy. Apopong, General Santos City. The suspect tried to engage with the operating team in order to evade arrest, forcing the lawmen to shoot him hitting his left ankle. He was immediately brought to Mindanao Medical Center for medical treatment. Suspect is listed as Nr. 3 MWP in Region 11 and is included in DILG list of Monetary

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Reward 0 Most Wanted Person Memo Circular Nr, 2012-47 dated March 8, 2012 with Php 200,000.00 reward.

2. On November 11, 2015 at 1:55 PM at Brgy. Panatan, Pigcawayan,

Cotabato Province, Abdul Manap Mentang, a wanted person involved in Sasa Wharf and Ecoland Terminal bombings in Davao City was arrested by joint elements of MIG 12; ISAFP; CIDG-CENMIN; CIDT-Cotabato Province; PRO 12; CPPO; 45th IB, 5th ID, PA and Pigcawayan MPS, CPPO by virtue of Warrant of Arrest for the crimes of Multiple Murder and Multiple Frustrated Murder docketed under Criminal Case Numbers 2010-3936 and 57,330-2005. Recovered from his possession and control was one caliber .45 pistol bearing serial number 760718 with one magazine loaded with six live ammos. Subject arreste person is covered by Joint DND/DILG Order of Reward 15-2012 with monetary reward of 3.2M. Said MWP is also listed under MWP under SOP Lambat-Sibat.

3. On November 17, 2015 at 12:30 AM at Sitio Kabangkalan, Brgy.

Batotoling, Glan, Sarangani Province, a Maguindanao Massacre suspect Dinga Mentol alias “Tho Cario Opong” with P250, 000.00 rewards was arrested by joint elements of Sarangani PPSC, Provincial Intelligence Branch & RIU12 in coordination with Glan MPS, SPPO. Arrested person is now under the custody of Alabel MPS, SPPO for booking and security precaution. RIU personnel will bring the accused at RTC Bicutan, Metro Manila per prior coordination. 2. Operations

For the period in review, the Office intensified its thrusts on law enforcement, internal security operations and public safety services thus, maintaining and enjoying a relatively peaceful climate in Region 12 despite the threats posed by MILF, CPP/NPA/NDF, LMG and Criminal Groups in the AOR.

The thrusts were influenced and affected by several factors such as geographical features of the region, the degree of affectation and cultural, political and economic conditions but the same did not stop the Office from accomplishing its mission and functions.

2.a Foot and Mobile Patrol Operations A total of 2,618,933 man-hours on police visibility patrol (both foot/mobile, seaborne and motorcycle) were conducted particularly in crime prone areas throughout the Region. Police response time improved to 5 minutes in urban centers and 10 minutes in rural/remote areas. During the period, 20,731 legitimate calls have been responded/acted upon appropriately.

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2.b Campaign against Illegal Drugs

For the period, the Office intensified its anti-drug operations resulting to eight hundred seventy two (872) positive operations, neutralizing 1,285 drug offenders (631 pushers and 654 users) and the filing of 1,098 cases in Court. As of this report, (1,506) remain as Drug Affected Barangays and subject for clearing operation. A total of 55,846.05 grams of Shabu, 2 hills of MJ plants, 31,216.23 grams of MJ leaves have been confiscated and seized with a total DDB value of Php 660,166,988.58. 2.c Campaign against Kidnapping/Abduction

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

transpired in the AOR while two (2) abduction incidents were reported. Below are the details:

On April 20, 2015 at 3:45 PM at Brgy. Poblacion, Polomolok, South Cotabato, Hasher M. Sulaiman, Jonal B. Ingid and Sadiya M. Mangudalat were apprehended by elements of Polomolok MPS, SCPPO for kidnapping and illegally detained John Patrick U. Calsado, businessman at the apartment owned by Raylan Jonh Dignadice. Recovered from the possession of Hasher M. Sulaiman were one sachet of suspected shabu and one unit homemade 9mm Ingram sub machinegun, from Jonal B. Ingid was one unit fragmentation grenade and from Sadiya M. Mangudalat’s rented room were assorted drug paraphernalia and two sachets of suspected shabu. Investigation disclosed that said victim was held at gun point by the group of a certain “Warren Sumapal”, Moen Sumapal, Ryan Hamid Haliden and the arrested suspects at the public market of said municipality and brought at the aforementioned apartment where he was handcuffed under the wooden bed and tortured by the group who also used his cellular phone to demand money from his family in exchange for his release.

On July 23, 2015 at 8:30 PM, Baican Kasuyo y Bungad

reported to Pigcawayan MPS, CPPO that while they were onboard a Mindanao Star Bus from Libungan, Cotabato Province going to Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao together with her auntie, Hadji Mariam Ramalaka Kasuyo when one of their co-passengers identified as Abdul Bayan stopped the bus at Brgy. Central Panatan, Pigcawayan, Cotabato

04/21/15 04/21/15

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Province and forced Hadji Mariam Ramalaka Kasuyo to alight from the bus with the help of Bayan’s group who already waiting at the said place and fled towards Brgy. Simsiman of same municipality riding a motorcycle. Immediately, joint elements of Pigcawayan MPS, CPPO; RPSB 12; CAA, 38IB, PA and Officials of Brgy. Simsiman conducted hot pursuit operation that resulted to the recovery of the victim at 9:30 PM of same date while the suspects fled to unknown direction. 2.d Campaign against Carnapping

For the period covered, a total of 278(3-MV, 275-MC) were

reportedly carnapped, one hundred nine 109 (1-MV, 108-MC) were recovered. Fifty nine (59) suspects were arrested and twenty nine (29) cases were filed in court. Likewise, unauthorized use of Sirens & Blinkers were banned, thru LOI 34/2010 “Action Plan Against Wang-Wang and counter Flow”.

2.e Anti-Bank/Armored Car/Highway Robbery Campaign –

No incident on Armored Car-Highway Robbery occurred. However, the office is continuously undertaking intensified monitoring on criminal groups for their possible apprehension. A total of 100 dry runs on bank security preparation and 315 dialogues/meetings with Bankers Association and LGU’s were conducted.

2.f Anti-Kotong Campaign

For the period covered, this Office conducted two thousand sixty five (2,065) operations. As part of its mandated mission, the Office dynamically conducted Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE) to police personnel to educate and remind them not to indulge themselves in illegal activity such as “kotong”. The PICE is usually done every after Saturday Formation/Inspection. Moreover, continuous monitoring is being undertaken by the Office utilizing 8 Spotter Teams.

2.g Anti-Organized Syndicated Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs Campaign

For the period covered there were no reported neutralized group and no Syndicated Groups/Organized Crime Groups members were arrested in the AOR.

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2.h Anti-Terrorism Campaign For the period, the Office conducted 1,356 positive operations and

recorded a total of 38 (11 IED/Landmine, 21-grenades) explosions and 53 (33-grenade, 8-UXO and 18-IED) were recovered with the details as follows: Breakdown of Terrorism related Incidents:

Incident Date/Time Place Suspect Arrested

Remarks

IED Explosion December 31, 2014 at around 3:40 PM

Public Market, Poblacion, M’lang Cotabato Province

negative One (1) killed identified as Kristine Salo, 28 years old and a resident of Brgy. Bialong, M’lang, Cotabato Province and the thirty three (33) others wounded. Abdul Ajis Glang is a member of the group of Sala Huddin Hassan, a known bomber and BIFF member. Creation of a Special Investigation Task Group (SITG) to speed up the investigation and solution of said case.

Recovered Grenade

January 1, 2015 at 9 AM

Rio Grande River, Brgy. Lomopog, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative Recovered items are now under the custody of Midsayap MPS, CPPO for proper disposition.

Recovered Grenade

January 5, 2015 at 1:35 AM

Barako Zone Disco Bar, Brgy. Kalawag III, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

negative EODT from SKPPO responded to the area to render safe procedure.

Recovered IED

January 9, 2015 at 7:45 PM

Datu Piang Street, Poblacion, Pikit, Cotabato Province

negative Recovered IED is now under the custody of Pikit MPS, CPPO.

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Grenade Explosion

January 11, 2015 at 1: 30 AM

Brgy. Rosary Heights 8, Cotabato City

negative Investigation conducted disclosed that according to Engr. Adil Ampatuan, brother-in-law of Hannibal Usop Adil that last November 2014, they received calls from alleged NPA member operating in ARMM area extorting for monthly dues from them.

Recovered Unexploded Ordnance (UXO)

January 11, 2015 at 9: 30 PM

Brgy. Poblacion 7, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative Joint elements of Midsayap MPS, CPPO; EODT, PA and EODT, CPPO who immediately conducted safety procedures using bow charge disruption.

Grenade explosion

January 12, 2015 at 4:50 AM

Brgy. Poblacion, Kabacan, Cotabato Province

negative No casualty reported on the incident.

Recovered Grenade


Brgy. Buayan, General Santos City

negative MK2 grenade was recovered by Maximo Mendoza. Immediately, EODT, GSCPO responded to the area to render safe procedure and brought said UXO for proper disposition.

Grenade Explosion

January 12, 2015 at 8 PM

Brgy. Kitulaan, Carmen, Cotabato Province,

negative Resulted to the wounding of Apolinario Tubalado who was brought to the hospital for medical treatment. Said grenade was lobbed by unidentified suspects who fled to unknown direction

IED Explosion January 18, 2015 at 8:30 PM

Brgy. Batulawan, Pikit, Cotabato Province

negative Initial assessment of the responding PNP units revealed that the cause of the explosion was believed to be an IED for another IED was seen still hanging at the steel post of said tower.

IED Explosion January 19, 2015 at 6:15 PM

Public Market, Kabacan, Cotabato Province

negative No casualty reported on the incident.

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Recovered Unexploded Hand Fragmentation Grenade

January 19, 2015 at 10:07 AM

Lot 40, Prk. Masagana, Kalawag II, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

negative A MK2 hand fragmentation grenade was recovered by EODT, SKPPO who immediately rendered safe procedure through detonation by way of blast in place technique.

Recovered Improvised Explosive Device (IED)

January 20, 2015 at 7 AM

Purok Mabuhay, Brgy. South Manuangan, Pigcawayan, Cotabato Province

negative Said IED was successfully detonated by the responding EODT from Midsayap MPS, CPPO.

Grenade Explosion

January 24, 2015 at 7 PM

Don Rufino Alonso Avenue, Barangay Poblacion 5, Cotabato City

negative No casualties reported on said incident since it hit the vacant lot at the back portion of the terminal where buses are parked. However, one bus was hit and slightly damaged. PNP/PA EOD conducting PBI recovered one safety lever of MK2 fragmentation hand grenade.

IED Explosion January 27, 2015 at 5:45 AM

Purok 4, Brgy. Bayawa, President Quirino, Sultan Kudarat

negative Resulted to the total collapse of KT-155 National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) tower with the use of three (3) IEDs that were placed on the three (3) posts of said tower.

IED Explosion


Vidal Cabanog St., Poblacion, Pikit, Cotabato Province

negative Ma. Florain Hira was slightly wounded and two suspected IED couriers identified as Jomar Palaguyan and Asrap Mohamad Ali who sustained fatal injuries in the different parts of their body were brought to hospital for medical treatment.

Grenade Explosion

February 3, 2015 at 11:15 AM

Brgy. Poblacion, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

negative Resulted to the wounding of Maylene Vargas, Abraham Bandal and alleged

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suspect Raheb Pangelaton Dimaluloy. Victims and suspect were brought to Isulan Provincial Hospital for medical treatment.

Landmine Explosion

February 22, 2015 at 2 PM

Campo 4, Brgy. Danlag, Tampakan, South Cotabato

negative Resulted to the death of two (2) and wounding of 11 AFP personnel who were brought to the hospital for medical treatment.

Recovered IED March 3, 2015 at 11 AM

Brgy. Kayaga Kabacan, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the wounded of two (2) CAA members identified as Kandagane and Karu.

Grenade Explosion

March 6, 2015 at 10:45 PM

Purok Rang-ay, Brgy. Malalag, Maitum, Sarangani Province

negative No reported casualty on the incident. Recovered from the crime scene were one safety lever of grenade and three pieces grenade fragments.


March 7, 2015 at 8:30 AM

Boundary of Brgy. Panapan, Mangudadatu, Maguindanao and Brgy Poblacion, Tantangan, South Cotabato

negative A 40mm mortar shell was recovered and successfully blasted in place by EODT of SCPPO.

Recovered IEDs

March 11, 2015 at 7 AM

Brgy. Maligaya, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat

negative More or less six (6) IEDs was recovered by elements of Columbio MPS, SKPPO. Immediately, SK EODT responded and rendered safe procedure.

IED Explosion

March 10, 2015 at 7:30 PM

CMO Headquarters, 6ID, PA at Quezon Avenue Extension, Cotabato City

negative No reported casualty on the incident.

Recovered Hand Fragmentation Grenade


Brgy. Banayal, Tulunan, Cotabato Province

negative A hand fragmentation grenade was recovered by elements of Tulunan MPS, CPPO and subsequently turned over to EOD, CPPO for proper disposition.

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Grenade Explosion

March 11, 2015 at 9:50 PM

Brgy. Batulawan, Pikit, Cotabato Province


Grenade Explosion

March 14, 2015 at 10:30 PM

Purok 1A, Brgy. Dolores, Antipas, Cotabato Province

negative Provincial Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team recovered from the crime scene was metal fragments of M67 (HE) fragmentation hand grenade.

Recovered IED March 16, 2015 at 12:05 AM

Lot 20, Block 40, Phase 2-A, Doña Soledad Subdivision, Brgy. Labangal, General Santos City



March 22, 2015 at 8:45 PM

Sitio Malingen, Brgy. Poblacion, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat,

negative SKPPSC EOD team conducted Post Blast Investigation (PBI) and recovered the following: brown wire, improvised electric blasting cap, blue pvc pipe, cut rebar and suspected ANFO (Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil) as main explosive charge. Said pieces of evidence are now under the custody of SKPPSC EODT for proper disposition.

IED Explosion March 23, 2015 at 7:44 PM

Brgy. Maligaya, Columbia, Sultan Kudarat

negative No casualty was reported at the incident

Grenade Explosion

March 29, 2015 at 9 PM

Brgy. Polonuling, Tupi, South Cotabato

negative No casualty reported.

Recovered M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade

March 31, 2015 at 4:30 PM

Purok 1 Lower Espiritu Road, Brgy. Dumadalig, Tantangan, South Cotabato

negative EODT SCPPO and 75th IB, PA proceeded at the said place and conducted blast in place to the said hand grenade.

Recovered Hand Grenade

April 1, 2015 at 12:30 PM

Brgy. Katangawan, General Santos

negative Recovered hand grenade is now under the custody of Police Station 8, GSCPO for proper disposition.


April 2, 2015 at 12:30 PM

Cotabato Regional Medical Center (CRMC), Sinsuat Avenue, Cotabato

negative EODT from CCPO cleared the area at about 1 PM of same date after thorough

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and MK2 Fragmentation Grenade

City search.

Grenade explosion

April 8, 2015 at 5:30 AM

Brgy Villarica, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative No casualty reported in said incident. Recovered from the seat of explosion were metal fragments of a fragmentation hand grenade.


April 9, 2015 at 10:25 AM

Bo. 2, Brgy. EJC Montilla, Tacurong City

negative Joint elements of EOD, SKPPO and EOD, 33RD IB, PA responded and Render Safe Procedure (RSP) and at about 11:19 AM, it was successfully disrupted.

Grenade Explosion

April 18, 2015 at 8 PM

Aling Precy Restaurant, Sinsuat Avenue, Cotabato City

negative One (1) victim was reported identified as Dalmacio Villa Jr. who sustained minor wound in his back and was brought to Cotabato Regional Medical Center (CRMC) for medical treatment and subsequently discharged from the said hospital. Explosive used was 60MM Mortar round attached with a fusing system of MK2 fragmentation grenade.


April 18, 2015 at 8:18 PM

Sinsuat Avenue, Cotabato City

negative IED was recovered by 6th EODT of PA.

Landmine Explosion

20, 2015 at 07:20 AM

National Highway, Sitio Bagong Silang, Brgy. San Vicente, Makilala, Cotabato Province

negative Elements of Makilala MPS, CPPO responded to the report.

Recovered UXO

April 23, 2015 at 9:40 AM

Don Cesar Street, corner Notre Dame Avenue, Poblacion 3, Cotabato City

negative Unexploded ordnance recovered by elements of CCPO-EODT for proper disposition.

Recovery of Improvised Explosive Device (IED)

April 22, 2015 at 8:45 AM

Sitio Malingen, Brgy. Poblacion, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat

negative Elements of Columbio MPS, SKPPO and EOD, SKPPO responded to conduct safe procedure through disruption techniques to

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the suspected IED by employing special charges utilizing electric priming system.

Recovered UXO

April 21, 2015 at 8:30 AM

Brgy. Aringay, Kabacan, Cotabato

negative One (1) unit 81mm high explosive was recovered by elements of Kabacan MPS, CPPO and EODT, PA for proper disposition.

Grenade Explosion

April 30, 2015 at 7:30 PM

Sitio Balisawan, Brgy. Tumado, Aleosan, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to minor injuries on Leo Calibayan, Nenita Calambro and Cella Calambro and were brought to the hospital for medical treatment.

Recovered Grenades

April 29, 2015 at 11:49 AM

Purok Kulasi, Brgy. Labangal, General Santos City

negative MK2 fragmentation grenade recovered by elements of EOD Team in coordination with Police Station 2, GSCPO.

Recovered Grenades

April 29, 2015 at 12:20 PM

Dia Rice Mill, Aradaza-Capareda Street, Lagao, General Santos City

negative MK2 fragmentation grenade recovered and Rendered Safe Procedure (RSP) by EODT-GSCPO in coordination with PS3, GSCPO.

Recovered UXO

May 6, 2015 at 7:30 PM

University of Southern Mindanao (USM) at Brgy. Aringay, Kabacan, Cotabato Province

negative Said recovered UXO was under the custody of EOD, PA for proper disposition.

Landmine Explosion

May 6, 2015 at 2:25 PM

Brgy. Kabalantian, Arakan, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the killing of PFC Callano, PFC Kilangit, PFC Manampan and wounding of CPL Balancia.

Recovered Grenade

May 19, 2015 at 9 AM

Brgy. Rosary Heights, Cotabato City

negative Alert Team of Police Station 2, CCPO responded and EOD Team, CPSC,CCPO rendered safety procedures of said M2K fragmentation grenade.

Grenade Explosion

May 27, 2015 at 12:45 AM

Esperanza Police Station Brgy. Poblacion, Esperanza, Sultan

negative Resulted to the sustained injury in his right knee of SPO1 Arlan V. Ramales.

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Kudarat

Recovered Improvised Explosive device (IED)

May 29, 2015 at 9:44 AM

Yellow Bus Line Terminal, Gensan Drive, Koronadal City


Grenade Explosion

June 1, 2015 at 7:50 PM

Brgy. Rosary Heights 6, Cotabato City

negative No casualty reported in said incident.

Recovered UXO

June 3, 2015 at 7:30 AM

Brgy. Rosary Heights 1,Cotabato City



June 7, 2015 at 2 PM

Purok Lumboy, Brgy. New Leon, Aleosan, Cotabato Province


Recovered IED June 13, 2015 at 5:30 AM

Brgy. Lun Padidu, Malapatan, Sarangani Province

negative Recovered items are now under the custody of EOD, SPPO for proper disposition.

Recovered two (2) IED’s

June 17, 2015 at 1:30 PM

Brgy. Datal Anggas, Alabel, Sarangani Province


Recovered Unexploded Hand Fragmentation Grenade

July 1, 2015 at 12:47 AM

Brgy. Poblacion 3, Midsayap, Cotabato Province


Grenade Explosion

July 10, 2015 at 11:23 PM

Brgy Barangiran Alamada Cotabato Province

negative Recovered from the blast site were two rounds of 40mm.

Recovered Fragmentation Hand Grenade

July 22, 2015 at 4:50 PM

Brgy. Carpenter Hill, Koronadal City, South Cotabato

negative One (1) M-33A1 Fragmentation Hand Grenade with serial number M213 was safely recovered by EOD T of SCPPO.


July 22, 2015 at 11:05 AM

Brgy. Calean, Tacurong City

negative M26 Hand Fragmentation Grenade was recovered at the lot owned by Dr. Rodalez Callao by EODT from SKPPO


July 24, 2015 at 1:35 AM

Brgy. Poblacion 7, Cotabato City

negative MK2 Fragmentation Hand Grenade was recovered by elements of EOD, CCPO placed inside the bag which abandoned by unidentified male suspect.

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Grenade Explosion

July 24, 2015 at 7:15 PM

Happy Homes Subd., Brgy. Rosary Heights 10, Cotabato City

negative Resulted to the damage of three (3) houses at the area and injury of Nole Bustillo who was brought to the hospital for medical treatment but declared out-patient by his attending physician. EODT from CCPO and SOCO Team from RCLO-ARMM responded and they recovered one (1) safety lever and fragments of MK2 fragmentation grenade.

Recovered Unexploded MK2 grenade

July 30, 2015 at 11 PM

Brgy. Elbebe, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat

negative No casualty reported in the said incident


August 7, 2015 at 12:20 PM

Brgy. Morales, Koronadal City

negative Said grenade was recovered by EODT of SCPPO.

Grenade Explosion

August 16, 2015 at 1 AM

Brgy. Bagua 2, Cotabato City


Grenade Explosion

August 20, 2015 at 7:45 PM

Dap-dap flyover, Rosary Heights 2, Cotabato City

negative As result, PFC Marvin Ona and PVT. Philip Palino who were on duty were hit by shrapnel.

Grenade Explosion

August 23, 2015 at 7:55 PM

National Highway, Brgy. EJC Montilla, Tacurong City


Recovered hand grenade

August 27, 2015 at 5 PM

Brgy. New Bugasong, Matalam, Cotabato Province

negative One (1) unit live ammo of 40mm GL and one unit fragmentation hand grenade were discovered and safely recovered by joint elements of Matalam MPS, Kidapawan CPS and EODT of 57 IB, PA.


August 31, 2015 at 2:30 AM

Brgy. Calean , Tacurong City

negative One MK2 hand grenade was recovered beside the main door of Elenita Diamante and disposed by joint elements of Tacurong CPS, SKPPO and 65th EOD team, PA

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September 3, 2015 at 7:22 PM

Brgy. Ala, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat

negative 60mm high explosive mortar shell was safely recovered by EOD, SKPPO.

Recovered Fragmentation Grenade


Old Yellow Bus Terminal, Brgy. City Heights, General Santos City

negative Fragments/components recovered were brought to EOD GSCPO for further examination.

Grenade Explosion


Brgy. Katiku, President Quirino, Sultan Kudarat

negative Elements of President Quirino MPS, SKPPO responded and able to apprehended the two perpetrators namely: Ali Acob and Morsed Abpa. EODT-SKPPO also responded and conducted Post Blast Investigation and had able to recover from the seats of explosions fragments of MK2, and PRB 23 hand grenade.

Recovered Fragmentation Hand Grenade


Brgy. Poblacion, Pres. Quirino, Sultan Kudarat

negative A fragmentation hand-grenade was discovered and elements of EOD, SKPPO responded and initiated render safe procedure (RSP) for its safe recovery.

Grenade Explosion

September 27, 2015 at 7 PM

Phase 1, Agreda Subdivision, Brgy. Sto. Niño, Koronadal City

negative EOD, SCPPO is still conducting Post Blast Investigation.



Brgy. Poblacion, Alabel, Sarangani Province,

negative Render Safe Procedure (RSP) was initiated by EODT-SPPO for its safe recovery.


September 29, 2015 at 11:25 AM

2nd Street, General Luna, Brgy Rosary Heights 5, Cotabato City

negative No casualty reported in the said incident.



along National Highway, Polomolok, South Cotabato

Warren Pasikan Sumapal-Number one (1) Most Wanted in the Municipality of Polomolok, South Cotabato and

No casualty reported in the said incident.

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Rem Junsay Gonzales



Brgy Poblacion, Surallah, South Cotabato

Hermoso Jacinto

Recovered from the suspect possession and control were one unit homemade 9mm rifle with one magazine, one live ammunition and one (1) hand grenade.


September 30, 2015 at 4 AM

Purok Krislam, Brgy. Poblacion, Kabacan, Cotabato

Badrudin Gonsang, Allan Esma, Allan Odag, Fatima Encarnacion, Edgar Makabuat Gonsang, Arnold Gonsang and Eddie Flores Tuan

Recovered from their residence were three caliber .45 pistols, nine magazines of caliber .45 pistol, six live ammos of caliber .40 pistol, 36 live ammos of caliber .45 pistol, two empty shells of caliber 9mm pistol, 174 empty shells of caliber .45 pistol, one hand fragmentation grenade, 20 heat-sealed plastic transparent sachets containing white crystalline substance believed to be shabu with estimated value of Php 800,000.00, 25 empty plastic transparent sachets with residue of suspected shabu, four (4) packs of dried marijuana leaves and seeds, assorted drug paraphernalia and cash amounting to Php 94,124.00.


October 12, 2015 at 12 PM

Pansacala Extension, Brgy. Rosary Heights 10, Cotabato City

negative Immediately, EODT from CCPO responded and initiated the blast in place.


October 14, 2015 at 10:05 PM

C0MPAC 1, Brgy. Fort Pikit, Pikit, Cotabato

Jonathan Dumalaba Pangawilan, Sam Manial Hassan and Ali Kuyag Sultan

No casualty reported in the incident.

Recovered October NGCP tower at negative No casualty reported in

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Improvised Explosive Device (IED)

18, 2015 at 8 AM

Sitio Balas, Brgy. Tacupan, Carmen, Cotabato Province

the incident.


October 31, 2015 at 5 AM

Purok Blancia, Poblacion, Tboli, South Cotabato

negative Two suspects were killed while PO1 Chrisler Jimenes from 4th Company RPSC-RPSB 12 and PO2 Leodegario Fado Torbols of T’boli MPS, SCPPO were wounded and were immediately transported to the hospital for medication.


November 7, 2015 at 1:18 AM

National Highway, Brgy. San Pablo, Tacurong City

negative No casualty reported in the incident.


November 11, 2015 at 6 PM

Brgy. Dalingaoen, Pikit, Cotabato Province


Recovered grenade

November 15, 2015 at 8:14 PM

Sinsuat Avenue, Rosary Heights 7, Cotabato City


Recovered fragmentation grenade


Golf Company, PA Command Post at Purok Irrigation, Brgy. Liberty, Tampakan, South Cotabato


Recovered hand grenade

November 16, 2015 at 7 PM

Sitio Blit, Brgy. Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato,


Recovered grenade


Brgy. Lanao, Kidapawan City

Mark Garde Villamor

No casualty reported in the incident.

Legend:

*Black – Explosion *Blue – Recovered Explosives

2.i Implementation of LOI PAGLALANSAG OMEGA/KONTRA BOGA (Campaign against Loose FAs)

Through the intensified conduct of checkpoint operations and intensified campaign against Loose Firearms, 284 persons were arrested, 291 (116HP, 175LP) assorted firearms were accounted and 73 cases were filed in Court.

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2.j Neutralization of Top Most Wanted Persons with Rewards

Arrested Most Wanted Persons

MWPs with Reward MWPs w/out

Reward Other Wanted

Persons Total

2 248 707 957

2.k Campaign against Illegal Gambling

A total of 256 raids/operations against Illegal Gambling were conducted which resulted in the arrest of two hundred ninety five (295) ushers/bettors. Likewise, confiscation of gambling paraphernalia and bet money amounting to Php 309,983.00 and filing of two hundred nineteen (219) cases in court.

2.l Anti-Prostitution/Vagrancy/Child & Women Abuse Campaign

For the period covered, no Prostitution/Vagrancy/Pornography

transpired in the AOR while for anti-child abuse/pedophile police operations, six hundred seventy four (674) cases were reported, filing of five hundred thirty eight (538) cases in

court, one hundred forty seven (147) cases were referred to DSWD and two hundred nine (209) were amicably settled.

2.m Campaign against Smuggling

For the period covered, no operation was conducted.

2.n Campaign against Cattle Rustling For the period, twenty three (23) operations were conducted resulting to the recovery of seventeen (17) out of thirty four (34) stolen cattles and four (4) arrested persons.

2.o Campaign against Illegal Logging

In coordination with DENR, the Office conducted forty seven (47) operations which resulted in the recovery of 45,094 board feet of illegally cut lumbers with an estimated market value of P 1,599,923.10. Cases were referred to CENRO/DENR for proper disposition.

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2.p Campaign against Illegal Fishing

For the period, nine (9) operations were conducted which resulted in the arrest of fifty five (55) persons involved in illegal fishing activity.

2.q Search and Rescue, and Disaster and Relief Operations

For the period, a total of nine (9) incidents were reported and seven hundred fifty six (756) affected families were evacuated. The operations consumed a total of 52 man-hours with the deployment of 3,043 uniformed Personnel with a total estimated damage of Php 392,540.00. Highlight of Disaster incidents:

Incident Time/Date Location Nr of

Family affected

Damage

Flash Flood January 22, 2015 at about 4 AM

Brgy. Dagupan, Brgy. Aringay, Brgy. Poblacion, Brgy. Salapungan, Brgy. Pedtad, Brgy. Kayaga, Brgy. Buluan, all in the municipality of Kabacan, Cotabato Province

Elements of Kabacan MPS, CPPO together with Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management (MDRRMC) and other concerned agencies with the supervision of Municipal Mayor Hon. Herlo P Guzman, Jr were dispatched in the area to assist the evacuees.

Flash Flood On January 22, 2015 at 5:30 AM

Arakan river of Brgy. Makalangot, Arakan, Cotabato Province

Arakan MPS, CPPO together with BFP and MDRRMC of said place immediately conducted Search and Rescue Operation for the recovery of the victim.

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Tornado Incident

April 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM

Purok 10 and 11 of Brgy Bunao, Purok Bagong Buhay, Crossing Rubber, Prk 2, Brgy Poblacion and Prk 2, Brgy Kalkam, all of Tupi, South Cotabato

Resulted to the damages of crops (papaya, coconut, banana, fruit trees), electricity and partially damaging of fourteen (14) houses at Prk Barangay Bunao, five (5) houses at Bagong Buhay, Crossing Rubber and two (2) houses at Prk 2, Brgy Kalkam with estimated damages amounting to Php 392, 540.00 as per MDRRMC-TUPI report. Tupi MDRRMC/Tupi Responders/Rescue team assisted in cleaning the area.

Tornado Incident

June 21, 2015 at 3:30 PM

Brgy. Cabudian, Banga, South Cotabato

Resulted to the destruction of properties and uprooting of fruit trees and other agricultural plants. The faculty and covered hall way building of Cristiano 1 Ladot Elementary School were also damage.

Flashflood July 30, 2015 at 5 AM

Brgy. Minapan, Brgy. Cajelo, Brgy. Sibsib, Brgy. Esperanza, Brgy. Dungos, Brgy. Popoyon, Brgy. Bual and Brgy. Poblacion, all of Tulunan, Cotabato Province

No casualty reported and caused of damages still to be determined.

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Tornado

August 14, 2015 at 4:20 PM

Barangays Manaulanan, Pamalian and Punol all from Municipality of Pikit, Cotabato Province

A total of 147 households made of light materials with a total of 588 dependents were destroyed and affected by a strong wind.

Flashflood Incident

June 24, 2015

Brgy. Namnama, Koronadal City

Bridges at Brgy. Namnama and Barrio 5, Koronadal City were severely damaged and were no longer passable. Classes at Koronadal City were suspended. All SARS teams were activated and personnel for security and other necessary assistance were deployed in the said affectedarea. Damage assessment and needs analysis were conducted in coordination with MDRRMC’S and strict monitoring.

2.m Special Coverage Security Operations

A total of 1,564 special coverage security operations were

provided to foreign dignitaries, national government officials and local visitors for the period under review with 72,433 vital installations inspected and secured.

2.n Internal Security Operations (ISO)

During the period, this Office conducted a total of 3,024 combat patrol operations on DTs and SPTs affected areas and recorded a total of fourteen (14) encounters and nine (9) harassments involving threat groups. These incidents resulted to wounded (7) wounded and six (6) killed in the government side while two (2) killed in enemy side. A total of one (1) wounded and one (1) killed in civilian side.

Time/Date Incidents Location Captured/

Neutralized persnlts

Group Case

Filed/Remarks


Harassment Brgy. Katiku, Pres. Quirino, Sultan Kudarat

negative undetermined number of Umbra Kato Lawless Group

No casualty reported on the incident.

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(UKLG)


Harassment Brgy. Baliki, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative more or less 40 fully armed men led by Mando Mamalumpong

Resulted to the wounding of Tohamie Maitem who was hit by a stray bullet and was brought to the hospital for medical treatment.


Harassment Brgy. Buda Marilog District and boundary of Brgy. Sumalili, Arakan Cotabato Province

negative more or less thirty (30) CTs

No casualty reported in the government troops while undetermined in the armed groups. Recovered at the encounter site were one AK47 SN B105008, one unit Colt cal. 45 SN 282532 , 1 IED CAP, 2 Hand grenade, 1 rifle grenade, 10 jungle packs and medicine.


Encounter Brgy. Datal Anggas, Alabel, Sarangani Province

negative more or less 30 NPA members

The encounter also resulted to the recovery of six caliber 5.56mm rifles with serial nos. 081280, 160575, 9018797, 4314340 and two defaced, one m653 rifle with serial no. 142975, two AK 47 with defaced serial numbers, one 10 lbs IED, three anti-personnel IED, 15 pieces blasting caps, four rolls wire (50 meters each), 200 rounds of caliber .22 ammos, two rifle grenades, one switch (command detonator), two icom radio, two AM/FM radio, one Solar charger, 10

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pieces dry cells, one icom charger, 25 backpacks, five bandoliers, two pairs rain boots, assorted medicines, surgical scissors/clips, subversive documents and personal belongings.

February 21, 2015 at 12:25 PM

Harassment Sitio Datal Biao, Brgy. Danlag, Tampakan, South Cotabato,

negative members of GF72, FSMR

Resulted to the killed in action of CAA Mark P. Losada

March 18, 2015 at 08:35 AM

Encounter Sitio Lamalis and Sitio Lamlos of Brgy. Datablao, Columbio, Sultan Kudarat

negative members of GF 72, FSMR

No casualty reported on the incident


Encounter Little Baguio, Malapatan and Upper Suyan, Alabel, Sarangani Province

negative more or less 50 fully armed men


March 31, 2015 at 5:30 AM

Encounter Sitio Kabaklod, Brgy. Upper Suyan, Malapatan Sarangani Province

negative more or less 10 CTs led by alyas “Dong” of Guerilla Front 71, Far Southern Mindanao Region

No casualty reported in the government troops.

April 1, 2015 at 6 PM

Encounter Sitio Akbual, Brgy. Upper Suyan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province

negative 10 CTs led by alyas “Dong” of Guerilla Front 71, Far Southern Mindanao Region

Resulted to the wounding of PFC Anthony De Ocampo and PFC Roel Angue while undetermined casualty on the enemy side.

May 6, 2015 at 2:25 PM

Encounter Brgy. Kabalantian, Arakan, Cotabato Province

negative Undetermined strength of NPA

Resulted to the killing of PFC Callano, PFC Kilangit, PFC Manampan and wounding of CPL Balancia.

May 19, 2015 at

Encounter Brgy. Upper Suyan,

negative more or less 9 CTs led by a

No casualty was reported from the

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5:15 PM Malapatan, Sarangani Province

certain Jury of Platoon 2, GF71, Far Southern Mindanao Region (FSMR).

government troops while undetermined casualty on the enemy side.

May 22, 2015 at 8:45 AM

Encounter Brgy. Upper Suyan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province

negative four (4) unidentified armed men

No casualty was reported from the government troops while undetermined on the enemy side.

June 26, 2015 at 9:30 AM

Encounter Sitio Tabutong, Brgy. Nalus, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

negative suspected NPA members

Resulted to minor injury of PO1 Romeo Barcelona Jr

August 5, 2015 at 12:08 AM

Encounter Lapanday Airstrip, Brgy. Kipalbig, Tampakan, South Cotabato

negative CNN PFC Mohammad Ali, PFC Danny Mark Tandog, PFC Alfred Ablasar, PVT John Paul Salindong and Melchor Galamgan, Security Guard of RSAF Security Agency were wounded in action and were brought to the hospital for treatment but SG Melchor. Galamgan was declared dead on arrival by the attending physician.

August 11, 2015 at 8:40 PM

Harassment Sitio Tampat, Barangay Olandang, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative Commander Jego Abdul

No casualty reported on both sides.

August 22, 2015 at 11:40 AM

Encounter Sitio Motosom, Brgy. Laconon, T’boli, South Cotabato

negative members of Platoon Nokia/Alcatel of Guerilla Front 73 of Far South Mindanao Region

No reported casualty on the incident but the government troop was able to recover two Improvised Explosive Device

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(IED) from the said group.

August 26, 2015 at 1:15 AM

Harassment Brgy. New La Union, Maitum, Sarangani Province

negative CNN under GF 73

No casualty was reported.


Harassment Brgy. New Caridad, Tulunan, Cotabato Province

negative five members of FC 72



Harassment Sitio Bialong, Brgy. Poblacion, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

negative undetermined number of identified armed group

No casualty reported in the said incident.

September 22, 2015 at 9:05 AM

Encounter Prk. 7, Brgy. Lapu, Polomolok, South Cotabato,

negative Armed group led by Mohaliden Utap and ten (10) others

The government troop’s from SCAA det, 72nd IB, PA under Sgt. Felipe responded and a result, the leader Mohaliden Utap and Karim Utap were killed, Hamsar Gallero Sambial and Nasrudin Utap, a minor were wounded and were brought to the hospital for treatment. Personnel of Polomolok MPS, SCPPO conducted investigation and recovered from the crime scene one (1) unit M16 rifle, one (1) unit 12 guage shotgun, one (1) unit cal .45 pistol and several assorted empty shells.

October 9, 2015 at 5:25 PM

Encounter Sitio Basyawan, Brgy. Pag-asa, Alabel, Sarangani Province

negative more or less 20 CTs led by Cmdr Yoyong of Guerilla Front 71, Far Southern Mindanao

PFC Dennis Gallardo Simpliciano was Wounded in Action and evacuated through Military helicopter

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Region (FSMR) from the place of encounter to SOCSARGEN Hospital, General Santos City. Wounded in Action AFP member is now in stable condition.


Harassment Sitio Akbual, Brgy Upper Suyan Malapatan, Sarangani Province

negative more or less 20 CTs allegedly from GF71,FSMR


November 6, 2015 at 12:30 PM

Encounter Sitio Datal, Brgy. Upper Suyan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province

negative 73rd

IB, PA and undetermined number of member of GF 71, FSMR


2.o Peace and Order Council Meetings/Participate Peace Process

A total of one hundred fifty (150) peace and order council meetings attended for the period covered while twenty two (22) number of activities participated in peace process. 2.p Target Hardening Measures

A total of 325,734 target hardening measures activities were conducted for police presence, checkpoint and mobile patrol.

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2.q Foot and Mobile Patrol Plan For the period, a total of 2,658 mobile patrol plan and 2,797 foot patrol plan were implemented. 2.r PIPS Assessment and Evaluation During the period covered, a total of 596 PIPS Assessment and Evaluation were conducted. 2.s Security Operations during international/national/local events For the period covered, a total of 861 operations were conducted during international/national/local events. 2.t Security Operations during rallies/demonstrations A total of eleven (11) security operations conducted during rallies/demonstrations. 2.u Camp Defense Simulation Exercises For the period, a total of 1,474 camp defense simulation exercises were conducted.

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2.v Major/Minor Operations and Preventive Patrol For the period covered, the Public Safety Forces personnel conducted a total of 59 major, 96 minor and 3.828 preventive patrols in their respective AOR. 3. Community Relations

3.a For the period, PCR was able to conduct and record 11,473 activities which are focused on the delivery of police services and to mobilize and bring to bear the community, civil society and media in all-out and sustained anti-terrorism, anti-insurgency and anti-criminality campaign towards the attainment of a safe and secured region. 3.b On SANTINIG PROGRAM, the Office has a total of 9,388 activities such as: dialogues, seminars, print media, radio and television appearances and interviews, crime/drug prevention programs, reproduction and distribution of leaflets to the end-users. 3.c On SAMBAYAN PROGRAM, the Office has conducted a total of 2,085 Community Assistance Development such as: medical & dental Outreach Services, bloodletting activity, community relations & rehabilitation, skills & livelihood development for the out of school youth.

C. Improve crime solution Results-oriented Investigation 1. Investigation

Creation of Special Investigation Task Group (SITG):

1. SITG “ELEAZER“. On January 5, 2015 at about 11:40 in the morning at

Sayre National Highway, Barangay Ugalingan, Carmen, Cotabato, a shooting incident transpired wherein the victim was identified as ELEAZER PUSON PILAPIL, 51 years old, married and an elected Barangay Captain of the same Barangay who sustained gunshot wounds that resulted in his instantaneous death. A case for Murder was filed against the suspects who are still at large, namely: Pagal Impama Balayaman aka Paga Iska Merato aka Iska and Esmael Tumbe aka Esma with IS NO. XII-06-INV-15A-00031 at the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office, Kidapawan City.

2. SITG “MANALAO”. On February 26, 2015 at about 5:45 PM at Tomas

Martinez Street, Mega Market, Mother Barangay Poblacion, Cotabato City, a shooting

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incident occurred wherein the victim identified as Norodin Manalao Manalao, 38 years old, married, Executive Director of Regional Reconciliation Unification Commission- Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (RRUC ARMM), and a resident of Datumangcob, Sultan, Kudarat, Maguindanao, sustained gunshot wounds that resulted in his instantaneous death. SITG “MANALAO” facilitated the filing of Murder against the identified suspect who is still at large named NASSER BAGUNDANG WAHAB a.k.a. ROMNICK WAHAB before the City Prosecutor’s Office docketed under IS No. XII-02-INV-2015-E-02343 on May 13, 2015. The case is considered solved.

3. SITG “USMAN”. On May 12, 2015 at about 5:30 AM at Sitio, Kolosoy,

Lagubang, Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat, a shooting incident occurred wherein the victim was identified as RANDY DELANGGALING USMAN, a Barangay Kagawad, who sustained gunshot wounds that resulted in his instantaneous death. The suspect named Repito Elizan Demayo was arrested and on May 13, 2015, a case for MURDER was filed against him at Provincial Prosecutors Office, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat docketed under NPS NR XII-09-INQ-15E-459 and subsequently, after finding probable cause, on May 14, 2015 an Information for Murder was filed at Regional Trial Court Branch 19, Isulan Sultan Kudarat docketed under Criminal Case No. 2209. The suspect was committed to Sultan Kudarat District Jail, Isulan Sultan Kudarat. The case is considered solved.

4. SITG “SIMON”. On August 13, 2015 at about 3:05 PM at Barangay Gli-gli,

Pikit, Cotabato, a shooting incident transpired wherein victims identified as Barangay Chairman DHATS LAWAN SIMON of Barangay Bulol, Pikit, Cotabato and AKMAD SIMON BANTAS, sustained gunshot wounds that resulted in their instantaneous death. A case for Double Murder were filed against the two (2) identified suspects named ABDULGANI MAKULINTANG Alias “Bedo” and MAX SAPALON at the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor, Hall of Justice, Barangay Singao, Kidapawan City docketed under NPS-XII-06-IV-15H-OO408 and XII-06-IV-15H-00409. SITG “SIMON” is focusing on the arrest of two (2) suspects who are still at large.

5. SITG “JOEL”. On August 18, 2015 at about 9:30 in the morning at Barangay

Naje, Arakan, Cotabato, a shooting incident occurred wherein the victim was identified as JOEL GULMATICO, 58 years old, former Councilor of Barangay Naje, Municipality of Arakan and a member of Bayan Muna Party List, who sustained gunshot wounds that resulted in his instantaneous death. The suspects are still unidentified and remained at large as of this time. SITG “JOEL” was created to carry out the investigative, intelligence, and prosecutorial efforts for the speedy solution of the case.

6. SITG “BATULAWAN EXPLOSION”. On or about 11:35 in the evening of

October 9, 2015, an explosion incident transpired at Post Numbers 44 and 45 of NGCP Tower located at Barangay Batulawan, Pikit, North Cotabato that resulted in power black-out. The suspect/s are still unidentified and remained at large as of this time. SITG “BATULAWAN EXPLOSION” was created to carry out the investigative, intelligence, and prosecutorial efforts for the speedy solution of the case.

Establishment of Quality Assistance Support to Victims and Complainants (QASVC) Pursuant to DIDM Investigative Directive No. 2015-02, all city and municipal police

stations have established the QASVC wherein the Investigator-On-Case provides feedback and notifications to the victims and complainants as to the status of the case, schedule of hearing, arrest of suspects or offenders and other necessary assistance. This ensures client satisfaction.

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Arrest of Wanted and Most Wanted Persons

The Performance Rating for Arrest of Wanted Persons is 41.66% while for the Arrest of Most Wanted Persons is 9.90%.

ARREST OF WANTED PERSONS

PROVINCE

TOTAL NR OF WANTED

PERSONS NOT

ARRESTED (December

2014 )

Update on Database

New Wanted Persons based on

newly-issued warrants of arrest for January -

November 30 2015

Total Wanted Persons ending October 2015

PERFORMANCE TARGET 5%

ACTUAL ARREST

VARIANCE PERFORMANCE

RATING

TOTAL NR OF

WANTED PERSONS

NOT ARRESTED

NORTH COTABATO

1222 307 1529 521 240 -281 46.07% 1289

SOUTH COTABATO

1236 210 1446 571 206 -365 36.08% 1240

GENERAL SANTOS CITY

1405 569 1974 651 107 -544 16.44% 1867

SARANGANI 203 278 481 99 265 166 267.68% 216

SULTAN KUDARAT

1226 195 1421 501 212 -289 42.32% 1209

COTABATO CITY

484 24 75 583 182 22 -160 12.09% 561

T O T A L 5776 24 1634 7434 2525 1052 -1473 41.66% 6382

ARREST OF MOST WANTED PERSONS

PPOs/CPOs PERFORMANCE TARGET

ACTUAL ARREST OF AMWP VARIANCE PERFORMANCE RATING

Regional Level

Provincial Level

City Police Offices (CPO) Level

Component City Police Stations

Level

Municipal Level

Total

Regional Headquarter

9 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0.00%

North Cotabato Police Provincial Office

171 0 2 0 1 5 8 163 4.68%

South Cotabato Police Provincial Office

108 0 0 0 1 13 14 94 12.95%

General Santos City Police Office

9 0 0 7 0 0 7 2 77.78%

Sarangani Police Provincial Office

72 0 0 0 0 12 12 60 16.67%

Sultan Kudarat Police Provincial Office

117 0 1 0 0 7 8 109 6.64%

Cotabato City Police Office

9 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0.00%

Total 495 0 3 7 2 37 49 446 9.90%

Crime Statistics

Based on the records of PNP Blotter, Barangay Blotter and other Law Enforcement Agencies, the true crime picture shows a a Total Crime Volume of 4,371 and Crime Rate of 98.65%, with the Crime Cleared Efficiency (CCE) of 56.55% and Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) of 41.25%.

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2. Capability Building on Human Rights

This Office had established and maintained a total of sixty-seven (68)

Human Rights Desks from Regional down to Provincial/City/Municipal Police Stations

manned by HROs. One hundred six (106) personnel (PCOs/PNCOs) of this PRO were

trained on the mandates of HRO pursuant to LOI 55/07 “PAMANA” with the following

schedules: September 27-28, 2011, March 21-23, 2013, May 22-25, 2013, September 26-

28, 2013, September 24-26, 2014, October 13-15, 2015 and November 23-December 4,

2015.

UNIT NR OF HR DESKs TRAINED PHROs

RHQ/PPO/CPO MPS/CPS

PRO12 HRDO 1 9

General Santos CPO 1 9 9

Cotabato CPO 1 4 8

Sultan Kudarat PPO 1 12 22

Cotabato PPO 1 18 25

South Cotabato PPO 1 11 20

Sarangani PPO 1 7 13

TOTAL 7 61 106

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3. Prevention and Control of Human Rights Violations

This Office conducts inventory of detainees, 34 regular and random

inspections to all City and Municipal police stations custodial facilities together Provincial

Police Human Rights Officer of respective offices to ensure that persons under custody

are treated in a humane and dignified manner, and to uphold their individual rights

pursuant to human rights standards and existing laws and to ensure compliance on the

Minimum Standard Rules for the Treatment of the Prisoners.. On the other hand, PHROs

and CPHROs also conducted 567 regular inspections to all custodial facilities of

MPS/CPS and CPSC under their respective AOR. For the period, a total of 5,149

detainees of different lock-up cells of MPS/CPS/CPSC of this PRO were accounted.

Likewise, posting of a Tarpaulin with the PNP Ten (10) Point Advisory on

Citizen’s/Motorists Rights in all established PNP Checkpoints in the area of responsibility

of this PRO to give due regard to the Citizen’s Rights to Dignity, Privacy and Freedom of

Movement.

Community Safer place to live, work and do business Police-Community Partnership

1. Community Assistance and Development Programs

Part of PNP PRO 12’s thrust is the conduct of Community Assistance and Development Programs. In doing so, this office builds-up a strong relationship with the

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community. This assures the public that PNP PRO 12 is always ready to help in any way possible.

For the period covered, PRO 12 Units conducted more or less 407

Community Assistance and Development Programs through the conduct of livelihood seminars, providing security assistance and etc.

2. Disaster Preparedness and Management

One of the major roles of Police Regional Office 12 is to promote Disaster Preparedness and Response Awareness among stakeholders. This office regularly conducts Search and Rescue Drill Competitions, Earthquake and Fire Drills on schools, and Government and Private Establishments.

For the period covered, PRO 12 conducted more or less 1,062 Disaster

Preparedness and Response Awareness Activities which includes information drives, distribution of IEC Materials, drills together with schools and other other stakeholders, inter-agency coordination with LGUs, Bureau of Fire, Local and Regional DRRMCs, and other concerned Government Institutions.

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3. Performance Approval Rating The strengthened Police Integrated Patrol System operations in the region that lessen and declined criminalities is an evident manifestation of the community’s approval on the police services rendered by the Office. 2015 BEST PRACTICES

● DARE Program ● RIDO Settlement ● SKUL KaBa ● Adopt-a-Community Program ● Adopt-a-School and Adopt-an-Early Learning Center Program

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PRO 12 HIERARCHY

ANTONIO A TAYLAN JR Police Senior Superintendent

Officer-in-Charge

ANTONIO A TAYLAN JR Police Senior Superintendent

Deputy Regional Director for Administration

ROBERTO TORRES BADIAN Police Senior Superintendent

OIC, Deputy Regional Director for Operations/Chief, Regional Directorial Staff

DANILO P PERALTA Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Regional Personnel Resource and Development Division

ROLEN D BALQUIN Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Regional Intelligence Division

JOSEPH P SEMILLANO Police Senior Superintendent

OIC, Regional Operations and Plans Division

JAMES E GULMATICO Police Superintendent

OIC, Regional Logistics Resource Development Division

FRANKLIN A ALVERO Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Police Community Relations Division

JONATHAN M TANGONAN Police Superintendent

OIC, Regional Comptroller Division

REX M DELA ROSA Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division

REX K ANONGOS Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Regional Headquarters Service Group

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