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Accomplishment Report

Period Covered: December 2018

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 of 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

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

PRO 12 Headquarters is located at Tambler, General Santos City, and is composed of two 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 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 45 Municipal Police Stations under the four Provincial Police Offices and 15 Police Stations under the two City Police Offices.

It has four Provincial Mobile Force Companies (PMFC), two City Mobile Force Companies (CMFC) and a Regional Mobile Force Battalion (RMFB) with five Maneuver Companies.

The total strength of the Office is 7,560 composed of 356 PCOs, 6,840 PNCOs and 364 NUP distributed to the different police offices/units. The current police-to-population ratio is 1:631 based on the total number of uniformed personnel strength 7,196 vis-a-vis the present Regional Population registered at 4,545,276.

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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OPTIMIZE UTILIZATION OF FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL RESOURCES

1. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM For the period covering December 1- 31, 2018, this office received and

timely released a total amount of Twenty One Million Six Hundred Fifty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred Pesos (PhP 21,657,300.00) to support the Administrative and Operational activities of Police Regional Office 12, broken-down as follows:

a. Other Accomplishment

On December 13, 2018, at 10:00 o’clock in the morning, PSSUPT LEX EPHRAIM C GURAT, Acting Chief, RCD together with PSUPT BELFLOR B CAUSING, Deputy Chief, RCD; PSUPT RICHARD BALUIS, Chief, RFSO 12 and personnel of RCD and RFSO 12 conducted “PAMASKONG HANDOG”, an Outreach Program of PRO 12 and RFSO 12 to 25 Orphans; and 11 Staff and Workers of Mercy Ville Home for Children at Polonuling, Tupi, South Cotabato. The activity ended at 1:10 o’clock in the afternoon with fruitful result.

Particulars

TOTAL FUNDS RECEIVED 21,657,300.00

Maintenance & Other Operating Expenses (MOOE)

GARO 17,591,250.00

SARO (IF):

Intelligence Fund 123,250.00

Counter-Intelligence Fund 657,500.00

Augmentations:

HRAO 20,000.00

RCEO 30,000.00

RIAS 175,000.00

Sub-Total >>> 18,597,000.00

Capital Outlay

Construction of Koronadal CPS

Bldg, South Cotabato PPO 694,800.00

Trust Receipts

Procurement of ICT Equipment for

RCA Automated System of PRO 12265,500.00

Construction of R4 Logistics Depot 2,100,000.00

Sub-Total >>> 2,365,500.00

TOTAL >>> 21,657,300.00

Amount

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2. LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

1. Logistics Management Program

This office conducted a one (1) day orientation last December 10, 2018 to the personnel of RMFB 12 on the proper assemble and disassemble of pistol Cal 9mm CANIK STIKER FIRED.

2. Management of Resources

The following equipment/supplies were procured and allocated/accorded

to the needs of different units of which funds are sourced from respective MOOEs:

NOMENCLATURE COST

Regional Headquarters

Purchase of Ammo and Magazines:

Reload 9mm 570,003.92 Reload 45

Ammo M16 FMJ

Payment of Fixed Expenditures:

Electricity 1,733,240.99

Water 65,706.11

Communication (Telephone/Internet, Cellcards) 348,568.30

Purchase of POL

Gasoline and Diesel 574,094.64

5. Supplies Received from NHQ PNP and distributed to Lower Units:

NOMENCLATURE DATE

RECVD RECIPIENT

NO. OF UNITS

410 units 5.56 Basic Assault Rifle (BAR) Model Galill ACE22N

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 100

CPPO PMFC

50

SPPO PMFC

50

SCPPO PMFC

50

SKPPO PMFC

50

GSCPO CMFC

55

CCPO CMFC

55

147,600 rounds of 5.56mm Ammuntion (Galill ACE22N)

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 36,000

CPPO PMFC

18,000

SPPO PMFC

18,000

5

SCPPO PMFC

18,000

SKPPO PMFC

18,000

GSCPO CMFC

19,800

CCPO CMFC

19,800

2,870 pcs Mag 30 rounder for AR15/M16 5.56 mm

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 700

CPPO PMFC

350

SPPO PMFC

350

SCPPO PMFC

350

SKPPO PMFC

350

GSCPO CMFC

385

CCPO CMFC

385

450 units Basic Assault Rifle (BAR) 5.56mm EMTAN

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 65

CPPO PMFC

65

SPPO PMFC

65

SCPPO PMFC

65

SKPPO PMFC

60

GSCPO CMFC

65

CCPO CMFC

65

162,000 rounds 5.56mm Ammunition

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 23,400

CPPO PMFC

23,400

SPPO PMFC

23,400

SCPPO PMFC

23,400

SKPPO PMFC

21,600

GSCPO CMFC

23,400

CCPO 23,400

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CMFC

2,700 pcs Steel Mag for 5.56mm EMTAN

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 390

CPPO PMFC

390

SPPO PMFC

390

SCPPO PMFC

390

SKPPO PMFC

360

GSCPO CMFC

390

CCPO CMFC

390

450 pcs Aluminum Mag for 5.56 mm EMTAN

December 27, 2018

RMFB 12 65

CPPO PMFC

65

SPPO PMFC

65

SCPPO PMFC

65

SKPPO PMFC

60

GSCPO CMFC

65

CCPO CMFC

65

225 Units of 9mm Pistol “Canik Striker Fired”

December 27, 2018

GSCPO 37

CCPO 12

SKPPO 11

CPPO 3

SPPO 38

RMFB 12 124

6,300 rounds of 9mm Ammunition “Canik Striker Fired”

GSCPO 1,036

CCPO 336

SKPPO 308

CPPO 84

SPPO 1,064

RMFB 12 3,472

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6. Management of Supports from LGU and Other Agencies and Stakeholders

a. Donations

PARTICULAR VALUE DATE

DONATED DONOR RECIPIENT/S

5 Computer Sets and Epson L120 Printers

December 3, 2018

PSSLAI GENSAN

SPPO

LEARNING AND GROWTH

A. DEVELOP COMPETENT, MOTIVATED AND VALUES-ORIENTED AND DISCIPLINE PERSONNEL

1. RECRUITMENT PROGRAM

For the period, there were no Recruitment Program.

2. UNIT TRAINING PROGRAM

FORM POLICE

PRO 12 Makatarungan Hall

Dec 6, 2018

Dec 14, 2018

0 25 0 25 Reported

2nd batch Crime Scene First Responders Course


Dec 10, 2018

Dec 14, 2018

0 50 0 50 Reported

Training Needs Analysis Seminar Workshop

RPHRDD Office

Dec 14, 2018

Dec 14, 2018

0

7

0

7

Reported

2nd batch Automated Fingerprint Identification Seminar


Dec 13, 2018

Dec 14, 2018

0 50 0 50 Reported

Chief Of Police Qualification Course


Dec 3 2018

Dec 21, 2018

50 0 0 50 Reported

2. PROMOTION SYSTEM (3RD LEVEL AND 2ND LEVEL)

For the period covered, this Office were no promotion for the 3rd Level and 2nd Level.

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INTERNAL REFORMS/PUNISHMENT

DISPOSITION OF RESOLVED CASES

December 2018

Decision/Penalty No. of Cases PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Dismissed 1 1 1

Separated fron the Service

Suspended 6 7 7

Demoted

Forfeited of Pay

Reprimanded

Admonished

Terminated

Restricted

Dropped and Closed Cases

Exonerated

Cased Dismissed 1 4 4

AWOL (Dismissed)

Dropped from the Rolls

Restored/ Reinstated

Resigned

TOTAL 8 12 12

3. MORALE AND WELFARE PROGRAM

The Office has issued awards and decorations to 621 personnel for the period. 103 of which are Police Commissioned Officers, 478 were Police Non-Commissioned Officers and 40 Non-Uniformed Personnel the details are shown below:

ISSUANCE OF AWARDS

PNP AWARD TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AWARDED

PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Medalya ng Kadakilaan

0 0 0 0

Medalya ng Kagalingan

24 159 0 183

Medalya ng kasanayan

50 84 4 138

Medalya ng Papuri

29 235 36 300

Medalya ng Ugnayang Pampulisya

0 0 0 0

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Medalya ng Mabuting Asal

0 0 0 0

Medalya ng Paglilingkod

0 0 0 0

Tsapa ng Kwalipikasyon

0 0 0 0

Pagtulong sa Nasalanta

0 0 0 0

Paglilingkod sa Luzon

0 0 0 0

Paglilingkod sa Visayas

0 0 0 0

Paglilingkod sa Mindanao

0 0 0 0

Sugatang Magiting

0 0 0 0

Paglaban sa Manliligalig

0 0 0 0

Laban sa Kriminalidad

0 0 0 0

Total 103 478 40 621

Appreciation/ Commendation/ Recognition

TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AWARDED

(Plaque, Letter, Certificates)

PCO PNCO NUP Civilian/Others TOTAL

LOC 277 5207 57 30 5571

Plaque 0 0 0 28 28

Certificate of Appreciation

21 115 4 322 462

Total 298 5322 61 380 6061

National/

International Award

PERSONNEL UNIT/ OFFICE

particulars (e.g NHQ awardees- ,

RECOMMENDED AWARDED RECOMMENDED AWARDED

Police Service Anniversary COPS,

0 0 0 0

CSC DANGAL NG BAYAN)

0 0 0 0

RECAPITULATION MALE FEMALE TOTAL UNIT

STRENGHT PERCENTAGE

NO. OF PERSONNEL AWARDED

5863 819 6682 7569 88.28

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PROCESS EXCELLENCE

A. IMPROVE CRIME PREVENTION

RESULTS-ORIENTED OPERATIONS 1. INTELLIGENCE

NPA Surrenderees: On December 28, 2018 at about 8:30 AM, two

CPP-NPA-Terrorists (CNTs) belonging to GF 71, FSMRC namely Darwin Tanoda.k.a Darwin, 26 years old, a resident of Barangay DatalBukay, Glan, Sarangani Province, member of Platoon South, GF 71, FSMRC and Felipe Magwana.k.a Jesse, 36 years old, a resident of Barangay Alegria, Alabel, Sarangani Province, member of Platoon North, GF 71, FSMRC voluntarily surrendered to the government troops under 73rd IB, PA at Barangay Poblacion, Malapatan, Sarangani Province. They also turned over one unit Garand Rifle with serial number D280743 and one unit Calibre .45 Pistol with serial number 955623. (IR from PIB, SPPO dated December 29, 2018)

UXO Recovery: December 18, 2018 at 3:00 PM at Barangay Kalawag

3, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat Elements of 2nd Mechanized BDE, PA responded to an information from children playing at the said place on the alleged one (1) UXO 60mm mortar found at the water lining thereat. After recovery, they coordinated and turned-over same to PNP EOD for proper disposal. (Ref: ROPD Journal dated December 18-19, 2018)

2. OPERATIONS

I. ANTI-CRIMINALITY

a. FOOT AND MOBILE PATROL OPERATIONS A total of 582,720 man-hours on police beat/foot patrol and

239,249 man-hours on police mobile patrol were conducted particularly in crime prone areas throughout the region. Police response time improved to five minutes in urban centers and three minutes in rural/remote areas. During the period, 1,593 legitimate calls had been responded/acted appropriately

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b. CAMPAIGN AGAINST KIDNAPPING

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

c. CAMPAIGN AGAINST CARNAPPING/ENFORCEMENT OF TRAFFIC LAWS

For the period covered, eight motor vehicle (MVs) were

reported stolen/carnapped, of which one MVs were recovered.

d. ANTI-BANK/ARMORED CAR/HIGHWAY ROBBERY CAMPAIGN

There was no reported case on Bank Robbery for the period covered in the AOR.

e. ANTI-ORGANIZED SYNDICATED CRIME GROUPS/CRIMINAL GANGS CAMPAIGN

For the period covered, this Office has conducted 14 operations

on Campaign against criminal gangs wherein 17 were arrested, and 3 cases were filed in court.

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f. ANTI-PROSTITUTION/VAGRANCY/CHILD AND WOMEN ABUSE CAMPAIGN

For the period, three Prostitution/Vagrancy/Pornography

transpired in the AOR while for anti-child abuse/pedophile, four cases were reported, 140 operations conducted that resulted to the arrest of one personality and filing of three cases in court.

g. CAMPAIGN AGAINST SMUGGLING

For the period covered, there were no reported cases on Anti-Smuglling and Piracy in the AOR.

h. CAMPAIGN AGAINST CATTLE RUSTLING For the period covered, there was no cattle rustling incident that

transpired in the AOR.

i. TARGET HARDENING MEASURES

A total of 21,029 target hardening activities were conducted through police presence, beat/foot and mobile patrol.

j. SECURITY OPERATIONS DURING

INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL/LOCAL EVENTS/VIP/RALLIES AND DEMONSTRATION

For the period covered, a total of 154 operations were conducted during international/national/local events/VIP/rallies and demonstration.

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k. CONDUCT OF SIMEX/CEREX/COMMEX

For the period, a total of 248 CEREX/SIMEX/COMMEX exercises were conducted.

l. INTERNAL SECURITY OPERATIONS (ISO)

During the period, this Office conducted a total of 16 major, 12

minor and 1,129 preventive patrols within our AOR.

3. LAW ENFORCEMENT

a. CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLEGAL DRUGS

This Office conducted 127 positive operations that resulted in the apprehension of 120 persons, 2 killed in action, 9 eluded arrest, 22 grms of marijuana, and 38.47 grms of shabu with a total value of Php 309,318.00.

b. IMPLEMENTATION OF LOI PAGLALANSAG OMEGA/KONTRA BOGA CAMPAIGN AGAINST LOOSE FAs

For the period, this Office conducted 27 operations which resulted

to the confiscation/recovery of 26 HP and 19 LP firearms and 344 ammos. A total of 32 persons were arrested and 344 cases filed in court.

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c. NEUTRALIZATION OF TOP MOST WANTED PERSONS

Arrested Most Wanted Persons

MWPs with Reward MWPs w/out

Reward Other Wanted

Persons Total

0 2 163 165

d. CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLEGAL GAMBLING

For the period, the Office conducted 91 positive operations that resulted in the arrest of 184 personalities and the confiscation of gambling paraphernalia and bet money amounting to Php 39,542.00 and 91 cases filed in court.

e. IMPLEMENTATION OF LOI KALIKASAN

e.1. Campaign against Illegal Logging For the period covered, this Office conducted 5 operations

that resulted in the recovery of 4,100 board feet of illegally sawn worth Php 118,000.00 All were subsequently turned-over to DENR for proper disposition.

e.2. Campaign against Illegal Fishing

For the period covered, there were no Illegal Fishing transpired within the AOR.

f. OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES

⦁ After Activity Report on the 4th Quarter Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII Meeting Cum Year-End Activity: On December 14, 2018 at about 1:30 PM, the undersigned attended the 4th Quarter Meeting on Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) XII held at The EMR Convention Center, Koronadal City which was presided by Governor Datu Pax Mangudadatu, Al Haj of Sultan Kudarat, Chairperson, RPOC XII. It was attended by PSUPT JEMUEL F SIASON, OIC, ROPD; BGEN CIRILITO E. SOBEJANA, Commander, 6th ID, PA; BGEN MARIO LACUROM, Officer-In-Charge, 10th ID, PA; PDs/CDs of SCPPO, SKPPO, GSCPO, and CCPO; LGU Officials; Regional Directors of different government agencies; and other regular members of RPOC XII. During the meeting, the RPOC XII Secretariat presented the highlights of the previous meeting and followed by the business arising from the previous meeting: Establishment of ISO Center in Region XII; CSO Membership in the RPOC XII; Membership of the 4th ID 901st BDE as expanded members of the RPOC and Permanent and Alternate Representative to the RPOC. PSUPT SIASON presented the Peace and Order Situation and Insurgency and Violent Extremism updates. It was followed by proposed resolutions from RPOC XII Secretariat and other matters concerning peace and order.

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m. n. o. p. q. r. s. t. u. v.

c. IMPROVE CRIME SOLUTION

RESULTS-ORIENTED INVESTIGATION

1. INVESTIGATION For the period covered from 1-31 December 2018, the Regional

Investigation and Detective Management Division recorded a total of 1614 crime

incidents and out of this a total of 1204 crimes were cleared while 1144 were solved.

These indicate that this PRO has 74.60% Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE) and

70.88% Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE). The Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR)

is registered at 8 incidents per 100,000.00 populations.

I. Significant Investigative Accomplishments

a. Creation of SITG CASES:

1. SITG “Southseas” – Special Investigation Task Group “SOUTHSEA” (SITG “SOUTHSEAS”) be created to be spearheaded and to coordinate the investigative and prosecutorial efforts of the tasked units for the speedy solution of the case. The Bombing incident transpired on December 31, 2018 at about 1:59 PM at Southseas, Magallanes street, Cotabato City

b. Administrative Complaints Referred/Investigation for Pre-Charge Evaluation

For the period under review, this Office conducted evaluation

and pre-charge investigation on three administrative complaints/cases involving three personnel. Three complaints are under Pre-Charge Investigation.

For the initial evaluation on administrative complaints/cases

totaling to seven complaints involving eleven personnel. There are still seven complaints under Pre-Charge Investigation.

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c. SMS COMPLAINTS

OPR Office Text MMS from

OCPNP Text MSG acted

Report forwarded to OCPNP SMS action

center

RHQ 0 0 0

CPPO 6 6 6

SCPPO 2 2 2

GSCPO 0 0 0

SKPPO 1 1 1

SPPO 0 0 0

CCPO 1 1 1 TOTAL 10 10 10

d. 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.

e. Arrest of Wanted and Most Wanted Persons

LOI 01/95 Manhunt Charlie

For the period from 01-31 December 2018, a total of 126 persons with warrants were arrested, five of those arrested were listed in the Top 10 Most Wanted Person by City and Municipal level.

Service of Warrants of Arrest

For the period from 01-31 December 2018, a total of 100 Warrants of

Arrest were received regionwide, 44 of these were duly served with arrest while 56 Warrant of Arrest were served without arrest for the reasons that the accused whereabouts cannot be located in the area of responsibility or elsewhere and others were recalled by the issuing court. f. Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD)

A total 162 of crimes related to women and children were accounted categorized as follows: Crimes against Children 29, Youth Offender Cases 104 and Violence against Women 29. Out of these figures, a total of 38 cases were filed in court while 124 cases fall either under investigation or referred to DSWD/Brgy.

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g. Trainings/Seminars

Office Course/Seminar Inclusive

date Number of days

Number of Participants

Number of Course

conducted

RIDMD/

WCPD

2nd

Batch WCPD Specialized Course on Investigation of Crime Involving Women and

Children for PNP-WCPD Officers

Nov 27,

2018- Dec

18, 2018

17 50 1

C. IMPROVED COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS THROUGH

COMMUNITY-ORIENTED AND HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED POLICING

1. HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY PROGRAMS

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:

1. Rendered Human Rights related lectures to PNP personnel of this PRO:

TRAINING TITLE

DATE PLACE

PARTICI-PANTS

TOPIC/S DISCUSSED

Bomb Threat Management and Safety Seminar

December 10, 2018

Makatarungan Hall PRO 12, Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City

Personnel of (DIPO-WM)

Concept and Principles of HRBP; and

International Humanitarian Law; and

Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

2. Conduct of PICE to PNP Personnel on various Human Rights Advisories

and other Human Rights related issues.

UNIT NR. OF PICE CONDUCTED

GSCPO 36

CCPO 4

CPPO 10

SKPPO 30

SCPPO 19

SPPO 12

TOTAL: 111

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3. Initiated Human Rights Related Community-Based Dialogues and

Distribution of Leaflets.

UNIT NR. OF CBD

GSCPO 4

CPPO 12

SKPPO 4

SCPPO 7

SPPO 3

TOTAL 30

4. Commemoration/Celebration of various Human Rights activities

HR ACTIVITY ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN PLACE DATE

Human Rights Day Celebration

Panata

Hanging of Tarpaulin;

Police Regional

Office 12 down to PPO/CPO

and CPS/MPS

December 10, 2018

TOTAL NR OF HR ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN - - - - - 1

2. PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

1. Conduct of random visitation/inspection to 60 custodial facility of 33

City and Municipal Police Stations. For the period, a total of 999 persons under

custody of different custodial facilities of MPS/CPS of this PRO were accounted.

Inventory of Persons Under Custody:

INVENTORY OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY

PPOs/CPOs

NR. OF INVENTORY

CONDUCTED

(November, 2018)

NR. OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY (PUC)

(November, 2018)

Male

Female

Minor

Total

CCPO 5 105 14 0 119

GSCPO 15 150 15 0 165

CPPO 10 188 24 2 214

SKPPO 12 92 14 0 106

SCPPO 10 223 22 1 246

SPPO 8 131 16 2 149

TOTAL 60 889 105 5 999

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2. Conduct of checkpoints within AORs with the presence of Police Human Rights Officers (PHROs) to ensure the promotion and protection of the citizen’s rights to dignity, privacy and freedom of movement.

3. COMMUNITY SAFETY AND AWARENESS PROTECTION PROGRAM

Organization of Drug Abuse Councils

Unit

Provincial DAC

City DAC (Chartered)

City DAC (Component)

Municipal DAC Barangay DAC

Nr.

of

Pro

vin

ces

Nr.

of

Pro

vin

ces

with D

AC

Nr.

of

City

(Chart

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Nr.

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City

with D

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Nr.

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City

(Com

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Nr.

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with D

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Munic

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Nr.

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Nr.

of

Bara

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with D

AC

GSCPO 26 14

CCPO 1 1 37 37

CPPO 1 1 1 1 17 17 543 543

SCPPO 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 138 138

SKPPO 1 1 - - 1 1 11 11 249 249

SPPO 1 1 7 7 141 141 Total 4 4 3 3 2 2 42 42 1,134 1,122

4. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

On December 21, 2018 at about 11:10 in the morning PSI RONALYN

DOMIDER, PCR/WCPD/Admin Officer and PO3 Belly Ray Librado, PCR PNCO of Tacurong CPS together with Hon. Psyche Sucaldito, City Councilor, Hon. Cirilo Flores, City Councilor, Hon. Wilson Ferrer, City Councilor and others attended during the Committee on Transportation Meeting held at Sangguniang Panlungsod Conference Room, Tacurong City. Topics discussed were flow of traffic, designated parking areas within Tacurong City and other transportation matters. Activity ended at about 12:00 in the afternoon of same date.

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1) Disaster Preparedness and Response related Activities

Unit Activities Number of Activities

Conducted

GSCPO Coordination with LGUs 11

Information Drive 1008

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

8

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition

0

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire)

1

Relief Operations 1

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 0

CCPO

Coordination with LGUs 40


Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways) 6

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 0

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire) 1

Relief Operations


CPPO




26


1


0

Relief Operations 0


SCPPO




1


1


2

Relief Operations 0


SKPPO




4

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill

21

Competition


2

Relief Operations 1

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations

SPPO


Information Drive 7

Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways) 5

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 2

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake and fire) 8

Relief Operations 0


RMFB




15


0


8

Relief Operations 0

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 0 Total 1,436

On December 14, 2018 at 08:00 in the morning, duty personnel led by PO1

Sammuel Brando Pagod, Asst. PCR PNCO of this station participated in the 4th quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill held at Esperanza National High School, Brgy. Poblacion, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat. Initiated by personnel of Bureau of Fire Protection and Personnel of MDRRMC and participated by more or less on 5 thousand students and teachers of Esperanza National high School. Activity ended at about 9:30 in the morning of the same date with fruitful result. Personnel of Tantangan MPS conducted information dissemination on disaster

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preparedness to the populace of this municipality to avoid panic and other related crimes when disaster occurs.

(Clean-Up Drive)

OTHER INITIATIVES

1. COMMUNITY

a. Police-Community Partnership

1) Forging Partnership

a. Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)

Unit

COMPOSITION AND NUMBER OF BPAT MEMBERS

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Drivers

Associa

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GSCPO 24 260 1508 272 68 230 2 2364

CCPO 37 523 25 5 114 667

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CPPO 1733 5395 637 440 3220 2765 17 14207

SCPPO 180 2097 98 96 193 533 105 2692

SKPPO 249 2,916 190 151 860 1,980 79 6,425

SPPO 118 1584 320 157 1712 464 92 4635

RMFB 17 340 2 342

Total 2,358 13,115 2,778 1,116 6,058 6,086 297 31,332

1. CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (CSO) 2. FARMERS ASSOCIATION 3. SOLO PARENT 4. OFW ORGANIZATION 5. MARKET VENDOR’S ASSOCIATION 6. VERMI ASSOCIATION 7. CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE 8. PNP RETIREES 9. SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION 10. MUNICIPAL FEDERATION OF BARANGAY HEALTH WORKERS 11. DAYCARE CENTER WORKERS ASSOCIATION 12. MULTI-PURPOSE ASSOCIATION 13. PERSONS WITH DISABILITY 14. TRICYCLE AND DRIVERS ASSOCIATION 15. PNP RETIREE 16. OFW ORGANIZATION 17. PWD 18. MARKET VENDORS ASSOCIATION 19. BALUT VENDORS ASSOCIATION

b. BPAT Related Trainings

Unit Training (Title) Date


Police Supervisors

BPAT Members

GSCPO

BPAT Skills Enhancement Training

12/27/18 7 55

CCPO BPAT Skills Enhancement

Training

December 5, 2018

5 30

SCPPO BPAT ORIENTATION

12/29/18 2 40

SPPO BPAT Skills Enhancement Training

12/8/2018

12 280

TOTAL 26 405

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c. Success stories in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT.

BPAT Organization has a great contribution to the PNP especially in its

campaign against criminality and in maintaining peace and order situation in their respective locality.

The BPATs, as the main actors, conducts community-based activities and information campaign in support of the PNP’s anti-criminality effort, internal security operation, and disaster management and control program.

They are an effective tool in the effective prevention, control and suppression of crime and efficient management of disasters and emergencies and are valuable partners in the development of the community.

d. Issues and concerns in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT. On December 8, 2018, at 10:30 in the morning, PO3 Irene P Gatdula, Asst. WCPD PNCO conducted lecture to the BPAT's trainees at Sunken Arena, Brgy. Poblacion, Malungon, Sarangani Province. He discussed about RA 9262 Violence against Women and their Children of 2004. Moreover, he discussed about the Physical Violence, Sexual violence Psychological violence and Economic abuse.

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2) Community Dialogue/Pulong-Pulong

Unit Number of Dialouge/

Pulong-Pulong Conducted Number of Participants

GSCPO 664 2682

CCPO 78 1200

CPPO 98 59323

SCPPO 167 4159

SKPPO 386 6757

SPPO 42 1,290

RMFB 18 900 Total 1453 76311

On December 10, 2018 at about 10:00 in the morning, PO3 Rowena U Ganoy, WCPC PNCO of PS3 and PO3 Rovelyn D Mallo conducted pulong-pulong to the mini tricycle drivers of Public Market, Brgy Lagao, General Santos City which aims to impart and disseminate information about IED and Bomb Awareness and RA 7610, reminding the drivers to be vigilant at all times, report all unattended items to nearest Police Station and encourage them to be partners in the fight against crime. Likewise, the said PNCO oriented about the Oplan clean rider which one way of the police force to fight against Riding in tandem Activity ended at around 10:20 in the morning on the same date.

3) Community Assistance and Development Programs

UNIT

.Community Assistance & Development Activities

Accomplishments

Conducted by the PNP Supported by the PNP

Medical & Dental Outreach

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GSCPO

Programs (MEDOP)

Relief Operations

Feeding Program 34 4

Bloodletting 1

Support to Community Projects

3

Livelihood & Skills Development Projects

CCPO

Medical & Dental Outreach Programs (MEDOP)

1 1

Relief Operations


Bloodletting 3 21



CPPO


7

Relief Operations


Bloodletting 0 0


0 0


0 0

SCPPO


1 1

Relief Operations

Feeding Program 5

Bloodletting 2


5


3

SKPPO


12 7900

Relief Operations 79 11850


Bloodletting 17 850


13 650


15 750

SPPO



Feeding Program 2 2

Bloodletting

27



3 4

RMFB


0 0



Bloodletting 4 4


0 1


0 0

Total 395 34,075

b. Sustain Public Information and Dialogue Public Information and Advocacy

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

UNIT PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Awareness

Number of Activities


GSCPO

a. Cascading 6 111

b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 39 360

c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 82 932

d. Lecture conducted in schools 38 490

e. Lecture conducted for business groups 2 25

f. Lecture conducted through dialogue for NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic organizations 4 95

CCPO

a. Cascading 215





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

3 210

CPPO

a. Cascading 12 10303






8 6700

SCPPO a. Cascading 8 306


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7 1285

SKPPO

a. Cascading 9 115






112 982

SPPO

a. Cascading 0 0



c. Lecture conducted in schools 4 250

d. Lecture conducted for business groups 0 0

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

3 140

RMFB

a. Cascading 6 690



b. Lecture conducted in schools 8 376

c. Lecture conducted for business groups 2 100

d. Lecture conducted through dialogue for

NGO, CVOs, and other socio-civic

organizations

5 190

Total 670 51,825

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2) Production and distribution of PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030-related Information, Education & Communication (IEC) Materials

Unit

Fly

ers

Pam

phle

ts

Stickers

Poste

rs

Journ

al/

New

sle

tter/

M

agazin

e

Mugs

Ballp

ens

ID L

ace/

Slin

g

Oth

ers

(Ple

ase

specify)

Tota

l

Num

ber

of

Recip

ients

GSCPO 4,300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,500

CCPO 4,311 1,023 8 1,421

CPPO 19,514 1860 940 1,265 41,306

SCPPO 4,578 370 385 20 4 0 0 0 0 5,378

SKPPO 266 5,347

SPPO 7 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 300

RMFB 750 3,000 100 18 0 0 0 0 0 3,868

Total 33,726 2,230 1,425 2,336 4 0 0 0 8 57,252

On December 11, 2018 at about 4:35 in the afternoon, PS3 PCR personnel led by PO3 Rovelyn D Mallo conducted the distribution of leaflets on Drug Awareness and its ill effects to more or less on hundred fifty (100) recipients during the conduct of Sayawitan at the Atrium of Robinson’s Place, along J. Catolico Avenue, Lagao, General Santos City. The flyers contained information on Drug awareness and its ill effects including salient provisions on RA 9165 otherwise known as the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act. Likewise the abovementioned PNCO distributed IEC materials on Bomb Awareness.

3) Information Dissemination re P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 through Electronic, Broadcast and Print Media

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 Information Dissemination

Number of Activities/Posts

a. Television 43

b. Radio 110

c. Print (featured stories/press releases) 74

d. Social Media

1) Facebook 6607

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2) Twitter 623

3) Instagram 22

4) Unit Website 18

Total 7947

On December 18, 2018 at about 10:20 in the morning, PCI PETER L PINALGAN JR, Station Commander, was on media interview with ABS-CBN News Reporter Yen Mangumpit regarding the latest accomplishments of the said station on campaign against illegal drugs, arrest of person with warrant and deployment of personnel during Yuletide season. Activity successfully ended at about 10:45 in the morning of the same date

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a. Electronic and Print Media

Types of Medium Number of Activities

a. Television 59

b. Radio 120

c. Print (featured stories and/or press releases) 73 Total 252

b. Television and Radio Programs Maintained

Types of Broadcast Media

Title Schedule

(Date/Time) Channel/

Frequency

a. Television

ABS-CBN November 08,2018

Channel 15

Brigada News TV

Brigada News TV Fri 09:00-9:15am 34

b. Radio

Radyo Bandera October 16, 2018 Channel 15

September 09, 2018

98.1FM

September 13, 2018

98.1FM

August 23, 2018 98.1FM

August 09, 2018 98.1FM

T’Radyo October 15, 2018 88.1FM

August 18, 2018 88.1FM

Brigada News Koronadal

October 19, 2018 95.7FM

Brigada News FM Koronadal

95.7FM

Kasangga sa himpapawid

Regular schedule(every Monday) 10:00-10:30am

99.3

Usapang Pangkapayapaan at Kaayusan

Every Friday (11:00-12:00 in the morning)

Spring Radio 97.9

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Tingug Sang Kapulisan

Every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the

Month

639 DXKR RMN Koronadal

Oras ng Pilipinas 8:00-9:00AM Every Thursday

DXKI 1062, Koronadal City

CPPO North Cotabato Police Hour

Every Friday (12NOON-1PM)

101.5 Edge FM

Banisilan MPS TALAKAYAN SA KAPULISAN/

8:30-9:00 EVERY FRIDAY

103.5

Kidapawan CPS >PNP ug Katawhan sa Kidapwan Protektahan, Radyo Natin /

>Every Sunday, 1pm

>107.1 FM

Magpet MPS USWAG MAGPET >USWAG MAGPET SEGMENT

>11:00 AM- 12:00 NOON >11:00 AM- 12:00 NOON

>DXND 747 >99.5 Radyo Bomba Kidapawan City

Makilala MPS Dagay day

10-11am 90.3 charm radio

Pres. Roxas MPS Radyo Kasadya

Every Thursday 7:00 AM

99.9 FM

“Kaalaman Hatid ng Kapulisan”

Every Saturday (9:00-9:30 AM)

105.1 Radyo Natin Lebak FM

RMN News Radio

ONCE A MONTH

Pulisya at your Service

Brigada News Fm Fri 09:00-9:15am 87.9

RADIO NATIN 101.3 FM

Fri 2:00-2:30 101.3

PNP Information and Safety Tips Dissemination

3 per month 100.5

Radio Katribu 12:00 103.33

c. Information Operations (IO) Plan and Media Lines

Unit Information

Operation Plan Formulated

Media Lines Disseminated (from NHQ)

Localized Media Lines Formulated

GSCPO 0 1 0

CCPO 1 0

CPPO 1 2 1

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SCPPO 2 4 3

SKPPO 0 0 0

SPPO 1 0 0

Total 5 7 4

5. Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE)

Unit Subject/Topic Number of Sessions

Conducted


GSCPO

a. PATROL PLAN 2030 b. POP Rule 31) c. Human Rights Program

20 30

Full alert status/internal cleansing 20 750

PNP Operational Procedures reiteration on topics during meetings at HHQ

30 910

Dissemination of Red Cross Fun run on December 8, 2018, Parade of Disney Characters at Queen Tuna in relation to Paskuhan sa Gensan, 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of daily compliances

1 48

Dissemination of message from CHQ regarding the IMPLAN to command memorandum circular number 2018-55 “ligtas paskuhan 2018” operational guidelines; participants of themarriage encounter seminar and renewal of vows; 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of daily compliances

1 45

Dissemination of message from CHQ regarding the General assembly and Salamat Kapatid and Christmas Party of All NUP on December 6, 20018; re Intensify the conduct Anti-Illegal Drugs, Illegal Gambling and Illegal Firearms Operations; 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of daily compliances

1 37

Dissemination of Physical Fitness Test (PFT) schedule on December 11, 2018 at PRO12, Tambler, GSC, Hanging of Tarpaulin re celebration of Human Rights. Intensify the conduct Anti-Illegal Drugs, Illegal Gambling and Illegal Firearms Operations; 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of daily compliances

1 42

Dissemination of Celebration of the 1 43

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GSCPO

National Human Rights Consciousness Week 2018 and the 7oth Anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) C, PNP Guidance, Motorcycle Riding Course (MRC), Team Building on December 18, 2018, 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of monthly and daily compliances

Dissemination of message from Higher Head Quarter to all personnel with discrepancy on their PAIS data as appearing on their payslip will undergo board of registry of birth and bring their requirements of corrections; continuing of 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of monthly and daily compliances

1 43

Dissemination of Tourist Police Detail, deployment on December 17, 2018 at KCC Convention Center on Senator Manny Pacquiao’s birthday, continuing of 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of monthly and daily compliances

1 40

Dissemination of directives from CHQ regarding the deployment on Senator Manny Pacquiao’s birthday at KCC Convention Center; continuing of 24/7 checkpoint and monitoring of monthly and daily compliances

1 44

security measures in relation to the celebration of Christmas Season, Ligtas Paskuhan Daily Deployment every 10:00 AM, Terrorism Threat Level High and monitoring of daily compliances

1 18

Tamang Bihis, Titling of PNP Lots, Full Alert Status, and monitoring of daily compliances

1 16

CCPO

Tamang Bihis 6 612

Ligtas Paskuhan 6 592

18 Day Campaign End VAW. 6 603

Police Operational Procedure Rule 31 6 603

Patrol Plan 2030 6 641

Christmas Eve 2018 6 801

National Human Rights Consciousness Week 2018 and the 70th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

6 689

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Launching of SIPAG- Simula ng Pag-asa. 6 611

MOVE (Men Oppose Violence Against Exploitation Everywhere )

6 595

CPPO

HUMAN RIGHTS PROGRAM (Bill of Rights, IHL, CARHRIHL, Guidlines on Human Rights)

19 679

PATROL PLAN 2030 20 895

PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 31)

19 1020

SCPPO

Media Lines and POP 2 40

PNP Operational Procedures 1 31

PATROL Plan 2030 1 30

PNP Ethical manual 1 29

Republic Act 10195 ( The Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control)

1 32

PNP Oplan SUMVAC 0 34

RA 9208( Anti Trafficking in Person Act 0f 2003)

1 33

LOI 35/10 “ SAKLOLO REVISED”( PNP Disaster risk Redictionand Management Plan)

1 31

Oplan Balik Eskwela 0 30

LOI Bayanihan and Pulis Natin 1 31

National Crime Prevention Week 1 34

PNP Memorandum Circular on CIRS 1 32

RA 9710 “ Magna Carta for Women” 0 33

Human Rights, Patrol Plan 2030, POP 4 160

PATROL PLAN 2030,

1 52

PNP Operational Procedures,

1 52

Human Rights Bill 1 49

PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 1 48

SKPPO

PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual 42 2100

PATROL PLAN 2030 985 49250

PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures: Rule 1 to 7) CMC No. 16-2016 PNP Anti-Illegal Drugs Campaign Plan-Project “Double Barrel”

666

33300

Republic Act 10195 (the Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control)

123

6150

PNP OPLAN “SUMVAC” 39 1950

RA 9208 (ANTI-TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS ACT OF 2003

333

16650

LOI 35/10 “SAKLOLO REVISED” 2200

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(PNP Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan)

44

OPLAN “BALIK-ESKWELA” 41

2050

PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 19-20) LOI “Bayanihan and “Pulis Natin”

71

3550

APPROVED RATES/FEES AND CHARGES RELATIVE TO THE REGULATION OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION

69

3450

NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION WEEK

45 1800

LOI TAMANG BIHIS 436 2180

MEDIA LINES 24 1200

RICE AWARENESS MONTH 24 1000

RA 9710 “ MAGNA CARTA FOR WOMEN”

45 2250

Campaign To End Violence Against Women

14 700

Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Week

71 2250

SPPO PATROL PLAN 2030, Police Operational procedure, ML

9 420

RMFB

“Tamang Bihis” 20 690

POP Conduct of Checkpoint 24 690

Withdrawal of support to the production of the teleserye “Ang Probinsyano”

6 690

Tucking of Firearms while in civilian and in uniform

6 690

Code of Conduct and Ethical Standard 20 690

National Police Clearance System by NAPOLCOM Resolution No. 2016-393 which “Authorize the PNP to adopt and implement the NPCS and DILG Administrative Order No. 2016-01”

6 690

R.A No. 11032 Guidelines and Act No. 6713 “Adherence the PNP personnel to the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards”

6 690

Oplan Mapayapa Checkpoint Guidelines 6 690

Upcoming activities, issues, and concerns and situational update of Area of Responsibility

6 690

Implementation of Gun Ban during Election Period

6 690

COMELEC Barangay Election 6 690

PRO 12 Campaign Ligtas SUMVAC 2018 0 0

Close Quarter Battle 1 16

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Gun Safety 6 690

PNP MC No. 2017-022 "PNP Anti- Illegal Gambling Campaign Plan: Operation High Poller" and Memo on "PNP Supplemental Operational Guidelines in the Conduct of Tokhang Activities"

6 690

SOP in Conducting Check Point 6 690

Safety of Personnel during Duty 6 690

PNP Patrol Plan 6 690

Total 3,435 154,694

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6. Operationalization and Maintenance of Social Media Accounts

Unit Type of Social Media

Accounts Number of Posts

Number of Feedbacks

Number of Netizens’

Complaint/Assistance Acted Upon

Positive Negative

GSCPO

Facebook

2403 650 0 1

CCPO 311 9080 0 0

CPPO 195 191 4 5

SCPPO 521 1678 0 99

SKPPO 79 162 0 0

SPPO 18

RMFB 1 360 1 360 0 0

GSCPO

Twitter

280

CCPO 30 110 0 0

CPPO 52 49 3 2

SCPPO 370 1134 0 28

SKPPO

SPPO 7

RMFB 50 0 0 0

GSCPO

Others (please specify)

0

CCPO

CPPO

SCPPO 113 67 0 14

SKPPO

SPPO

RMFB

Total 4,429 13,121 7 149

Tantangan MPS has Twitter account @ PNP Tantangan and Face book Account Tantangan PCR. These social media account helps this station to inform the public of the accomplishments, and programs of the PNP especially those in the internet community.

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2. Sustain partnership and Collaborations

Sustain Partnership and Collaboration

1. Implementation of Joint Programs/Projects with Stakeholders and other Pillars of the Criminal Justice System

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

Program/Project

LGU KARANCHO KASANGGA HOTLINES

RONDA

Aims to decrease and prevent existence of illegal

drugs criminalities and corruption

Sultan Kudarat PPO SKul Ka BA Program

It is an anti-illegal drug abuse education program for 4th year high school students locally designed by the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) of the Province of Sultan Kudarat headed by Hon Datu Suharto “Teng” Mangudadatu to be supported by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP), Department of Education (DepEd), Department of the Interior

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and Local Government (DILG), Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO), Provincial Health Office (PHO) and other concerned agencies to provide interventions so that vulnerable children and students will be sufficiently made aware of the ill effects of drugs and make them say “No” to its temptation.

PHQ PNP

FEEDING PROGRAM (PC BAYANIHAN ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL)

To prevent malnourish children

LGU Conference implementation of plans and programs of LGU in

partnership with Esperaza MPS

LGU-MHO CBRP Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers

LGU-MSWD Meeting Protection of Children

LGU-Municipal Officials SB Session inspection of Public Market establishments

LGU SNA BARANGAYAN Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers

PRESIDENT QUIRINO PNP

Drug Awareness Lecture and Morale Recovery Program

Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers

PNP LEBAK MAY BUKAS PA PROGRAM

Reformation Program of Drug Surrenderers

BFP Fire Safety Lecture To aware the children for fire safety

BFP Fire Prevention Month Alay Lakad

Awareness of the said celebration

conduct of market price inspection

Conducted market price inspection

To avoid over pricing

LGU/ KMJS-GMA7 featuring the town’s delicious delicacy

HALO-HALO

To promote the delicious Halo-halo of this

municipality

LGU LUTAYAN & PNP LUTAYAN

CLEAN & GREEN PROGRAM

Waste Management Program


REHAB SA BARANGAY

Community Based Rehabilitaion Prong for Drug

Dependent Personalities


MASA MASID PROGRAM

Anti- Illegal Drug Campaign Corruption info drive

PNP LUTAYAN SKUL KA BA Anti- Illegal Drug Campaign

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LECTURER


KATATABANGAY PROGRAM

Outreach, Dental, Medical Mission,feeding,blood letting

and relief opeartions for Lutayan consrtituents

Bureau of Jail Mgt. and Penology, DWSD,

Phil.Army, DOH, LGU Tacurong, Religious Sector

Tabang Tatapp Program Using TC Approach

For Drug Surrederers

LGU MDRRMC PNP AND STAKEHOLDERAgreement

MOA ON DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

supply needed materials when disaster arises

2. Participation in Faith-based Organizations

Unit (PRO/NSU)

Faith-Based Organization Engaged

Focus of Partnership/ Collaboration/Activities

GSCPO, PRO 12

BukasLoobsaDiyos Strengthening of PNP Families

Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

Parish Renewal Experience (PREX)

Life in the Spirit Seminar

Bless Our Cops

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church

Prayer Intercession

Moral Recovery Program

CPPO, PRO 12





SCPPO

Balik Loob sa Panginoon at Pamahalaan

Strengthening of PNP Families


Strengthening of PNP Personnel

A. Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

Moral and Spiritual Upliftment

Gate Keepers Ministry

Jesus Amazing Grace Ministries

Bless Our Cops Spiritual enrichment of SPID Spiritual Enlightenment and

Moral Recovery for SPID

Bukas Loob sa Diyos

Strengthening of PNP Families




NACPHIL (National Chaplaincy of the Philippines)

GKK (Gagmay Kristohanong Katalingaban)

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SKPPO, PRO 12

Pentecostal Church of the Philippines

Faith Tabernacle Church

Kulaman Southern Baptist Church

Assembly of God Church

Wesleyan Church

International Auxiliary Chaplaincy Association (IACA

Values Formation Council

PNP-MOST (MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION)

Inter-Ministerial Fellowship (IMF)

CWL

SPPO, PRO 12





RMFB , PRO 12

Bless Our Cops Strengthening of PNP

Families Sunday Mass

Bukas Loob sa Diyos



3. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical Fitness, and

Environmental Protection Programs/Campaigns

Unit

Accomplishments

Number of Religious Faith-based Activities

Participated

Number of Health/Physical Fitness Program

Participated

Number of Environmental

Protection Related Activities Participated

GSCPO 85 24 2

CCPO 0 6 7

CPPO 85 61 39

SCPPO 8 6 1

SKPPO 94 2 26

SPPO 26 12 10

RMFB 24 6 19

Total 322 117 104

On December 2, 2018 at about 9 o’clock in the morning, PS3 PCR personnel

led by SPO4 Cipriano Cagas Jr, ESPO attended the Holy Eucharist in celebration of the First Sunday of Advent held at Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel Camp Fermin Lira Jr., General Santos City. The activity aims to inspire every individual not only to work but most importantly to live with meaning guided by God and with intercession of the Holy Spirit. Activity ended at around 10:10 in the morning of the same date.

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4. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program

1) FJGAD-related training

Unit (PRO/NSU)

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Program

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

GSCPO 2 95 2 150

SCPPO 2 500 3 800

SKPPO 0 0 0 0

SPPO 1 40

RMFB 1 100 6 912

Total 6 735 11 1,862

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

1) Implementation of PNP Citizen’s Charter by NHQ PNP Frontline

Offices

Unit (NSU)

Accomplishments (Based on the Client Satisfaction Survey Form)

Number of Positive Feedback Received

Number of Negative Feedback

GSCPO 393 1

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CCPO 310 0

CPPO 0 0

SCPPO 154 2

SKPPO 0 0 Total 857 3

2) Display of Service Standards/Flowcharts of Police Station

Services

Unit (by PPO)

Accomplishments

Number of CPS/MPS

Number of CPS/MPS Stations with Service Standards/ Flowcharts

Displayed

GSCPO 8 8

CCPO 6 6

CPPO 18 18

SCPPO 12 12

SKPPO 13 13

SPPO 7 7 Total 64 64

BEST PRACTICES

Pamaskong Handog Para sa Kabataan Cotabato City Police Office personnel led by PSSUPT ROLLY SIONOSA

OCTAVIO, City Director together with PCINSP JUDE MARLON DEL CARMEN, Chief PCRB in partnership with the City Advisory Council headed by ATTY. JARISSA G. GUIANI, CAC-Chairwoman conducted Send-Off ceremony Mobile Santa Cops with the theme "Pamaskong Handog Para sa Kabataan” at Cotabato City Police Office, PC Hill, Cotabato City. CHQ, Police Stations and CMFC personnel led by PCINSP DEL CARMEN, Chief PCRB roomed around and distributed gift giving like toys, slippers, school supply to the street children’s of the different area in Cotabato City.

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Lugaw Ni Mamang Pulis

CCPO personnel led by PINSP ADONES GUIAMBANGAN, Deputy Chief CPSMU in partnership with the City Advisory Council headed by ATTY JARISSA G. GUIANI, Chairwoman and Mr Jefferson D. Bacurnay, STI/CAC Vice-Chairman conducted the Send-Off program for "Lugaw Ni Mamang Pulis” at Cotabato City Police Office, PC Hill, Cotabato City. Afterwhich, All station, CHQ and CMFC personnel led by PINSP GUIAMBANGAN together with Mr. Bacurnay, roomed around the Cotabato City to conduct mobile feeding to less fortunate children. LIBUNGAN MPS

The implementation of this project is usually initiated by the Municipal Police

stations through GAD fund. Libungan Municipal Police Station set this as station’s

best practice wherein every personnel whose celebrating birthdays contributes any

amount while some personnel donates clothes or goods. The FJGAD PNCO will

coordinate with the DSWD to identify the poor of the poorest schools, purok or

barangay. After identifying the area, the committee will conduct meeting in order to

identify the needs of the people, how many students belong to the poor of the

poorest or how many households in the area and set the date for the outreach

program. The PCR personnel will coordinate with the barangay officials or school

heads of the area. After which, it will be the task of the marketing team to prepare

the things needed for the outreach program.

During the outreach program, series of activities will be conducted such as:

lecture, environmental protection, feeding, gift giving and renovation of Day care

school.

The project aims to help the less fortunate and to strengthen Police

Community relations and bring back the trust of the community.

MLANG MPS

On December 7, 2018 at about 6:00 o’clock in the morning,Mlang MPS personnel spearheaded by PSUPT GEOVANNI E LADEO, COP together with the augmented personnel from other municipal police stations of CPPO;Kabacan MPS, Tulunan MPS, PresRoxas MPS and Carmen MPS , CPPO-EOD, CPMFC, RMFB 12, 7IB Charlie Coy, PA, BPATs, Reservist, Mlang LGU-K9 personnel, Karancho and

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other security volunteers provided security assistance during the Culmination Day of the10thKawayanan Festival 2018of this municipality with the theme: “Mlang: Shining Brighter Through the Years”.The activity started with the civic parade around the town which participated by Mlang officials and employeesheaded by HON.RUSSEL ABONADO, Municipal Mayor, teachers, drum and bugles of the different schools, Senior Citizens from different Barangays, business sectors, transport group, and other stakeholders. The second part of theProgram is the giving of speeches opened by Vice Mayor Hon. Joselito F Pinol followed by the representative of Governor Suharto Mangundadatu, Board Member Socrates Pinol, Representative Nancy Catamco, and Guest Honor and SpeakerChristopher Lawrence "Bong" Tesoro Go Special Assistant to the President (SAP).It ended with no untoward incident happened.

a. Community participation to PNP’s various programs in the maintenance of peace and order; and

On December 26, 2018 at about 9:00 o’clock in the morning, personnel of this station led by SPO4 Alfonso Lupera together with BPAT’s of Brgy. Bialong conducted checkpoint operation and OplanSita / KapkapBakal at Brgy. Bialong COMPAC, along National Highway, Brgy.Bialong, Mlang, Cotabato. All vehicles passing by within the AOR were inspected. Activity was done to pre-empt any terroristic activity by lawless group.

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SKul Ka Ba (Sama-samang Kabataan Upang Labanan ang Kasamaan ng Bisyo at Adiksyon)

Background Information The province of Sultan Kudarat is experiencing a steady growth in socio-economic development for the past years and alongside with this improvement is the increasing threat of illegal drugs not only in urban centers but as well as to the rural barangays all throughout the province. Detecting illegal drug trade that occurs within the communities are also getting increasingly difficult to do because of advancement in technologies where illegal drug traders are using them in their favor such as the ever expanding coverage of mobile phone, improving road accesses and growing transportation services, money transfer facilities, among others. Another observed conduit of illegal drugs reaching the people of Sultan Kudarat is, alarmingly, through young students who are enrolled to colleges and universities all throughout the country. Governor Datu Suharto T. Mangudadatu, Al Haj has pointed out that some of these young people who become exposed to illegal drugs from places where they are enrolled acted as medium and sources of unlawful substances once they go back to their respective hometowns. This is a real threat and if left unabated will increase the susceptibility of other children towards prohibited drugs. Governor Mangudadatu built up a policy to see to it that vulnerable children and students will be sufficiently made aware of the ill-effects of drugs and make them say “No” to its temptation. As the Chairperson of the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) and Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Council ( PADAC) he called the attention of partner agencies: Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP) through the Sultan Kudarat Provincial Police Office (SKPPO), Department of Education (DepEd), Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO) and Provincial Health Office (PHO) and other concerned agencies to come up with an operational framework to counter the threat and menace of illegal drugs in the province and prepare the graduating high school students, both public and private schools, including out-of-school youths and working youths to be psychologically and mentally prepared to resist the use of prohibited drugs, and to ensure promotion of a healthy lifestyle once they are left on their own to study in colleges and universities. Having involved, informed, and assertive students will influence them in their decisions to stay away from being victims of substance abuse and unwanted pregnancies. Purpose of the Program

Formulate a workable program framework that will mobilize the local peace and order councils (LPOCs) and local anti-drug abuse councils (LADACs) from the provincial level down to the barangays and make them implement a sustainable anti-illegal drugs education campaign for high school students both in public and private sectors

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Organize a provincial team to act as the technical working group/action team of the PPOC and ensure the successful implementation of the program

Provide the needed training to City and Municipal drug educators to serve as front-liners in program implementation by taking the lead and become primary educators of students

Appropriate funds to defray the costs of project (Sec. 51, Republic Act 9165)

Conduct a continuing anti-drug education to equip graduating high school students with the strength, willingness and mental readiness to combat drug pressures

Strategies

1. Organize the Technical Working Group which shall serve as a special implementing arm of the PPOC for this purpose

2. Provide a comprehensive training module for the city/municipal teams so they will be properly guided with coming up of a uniform lesson plan that will enhance the program’s probable impact on students

3. Conduct the training of trainers component to equip the frontline LGUs (city and municipalities) with knowledge, attitude and skills and be willing to sustain and institutionalize the education campaign program

4. Coordinate and be in partnership with DepEd to integrate the education component of the program in schools curricula, of both the public and private schools particularly the fourth year high schools, in consonance with Section 43 of Republic Act 9165

5. Collaborate the program to the all local chief executives of component LGUs

Students who have successfully attended all Modules will be awarded Certificate of Completion and be proclaimed graduates of the SKul Ka Ba program. Summer shall be allotted as period of review/assessment/evaluation in preparation and enhancement of the program for the next year school year.

Gift Giving

* DARE Program

On December 20, 2018 at about 10:00 AM, personnel of RMFB 12 led by

PSUPT BARNEY P CONDES, Force Commander, conducted Pamaskong Handog 2018 at ST. Vincent Strambi CP, Home for the Aged, Mabuhay Road, General Santos City.

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D.A.R.E. Lecture On December 5, 2018 at 9:00 AM personnel of 1203rd Mobile Force

Company, RMFB 12 led by PSINSP ARGIE S CELESTE, Company Commander conducted the Culmination Day ceremony on the subject of D.A.R.E. Program to the Grade 7 students of Pikit National High School at the Brgy. Poblacion Covered Court, Pikit, Cotabato.

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THE PRO 12 DIRECTORY

ELISEO T RASCO

Police Chief Superintendent Regional Director

ULYSSES C CATON

Police Chief Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Administration

OLIVER A ENMODIAS

Police Senior Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Operations

MANUEL M LUKBAN JR

Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Directorial Staff

NOEL U KINAZO

Police Senior Superintendent OIC, Regional Personnel Resource and Development Division

RANNIE P HACHUELA

Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Intelligence Division

JEMUEL F SIASON

Police Superintendent OIC, Regional Operations and Plans Division

JOSEPH P SEMILLANO

Police Senior Superintendent AC, Regional Logistics Resource Development Division

PORTIA B MANALAD

Police Senior Superintendent AC, Police Community Relations Division

LEX EPHRAIM C GURAT

Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Comptroller Division

HENRY B VILLAR

Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division

ROLANDO B CUYA

Police Senior Superintendent C, Regional Headquarters Service Group

accomplishment report€¦ · for the period covered, there were no reported cases on...

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