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Annual Accomplishment Report

Period Covered: 01 January – 30 November 2016

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 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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, 627 composed of 341 PCOs, 5,908 PNCOs and 378 NUPs distributed to the different Police Offices/Units. The current Police to Population Ratio is 1:727 based on the total number of uniformed personnel strength of 6,249 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 5,908 uniformed personnel on account of the existing 4,430,916 total population.

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Resource Management Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources

1. Financial Management Program

For the period covered 01 January - 30November 2016, this office received the total amount of Two Hundred Sixty Seven Million Two Hundred Forty Six Thousand Forty Six Pesos and 15/100 (267,246,046.15) Only.

Allotment Received

Particulars Amount

Procurement of m193 ammo 1,235,899.50

Procurement of m16 Rifle magazine 2,292,300.00

Food Subsidy KIPO pers 5,600.00

RIAS OCT & NOV CY 2016 339,705.62

Capital Outlay 24,421,505.41

Construction of Pikit MPS 2,507,353.83

Repair of Municipal Police Station 13,662,177.85

Repair of Pikit MPS and Kabacan MPS 2,003,938.42

Construction of Bagumbayan MPS 483,694.02

Contruction of Lambayong MPS 1,008,671.83

Construction Sto Niño 836,357.17

Contruction Kiamba MPS 351,937.98

Construction Matalam MPS 1,113,186.43

Construction Norala MPS 730,781.86

Construction Surralah MPS 735,865.84

Construction Kabacan MPS 987,540.18

Trust Receipt 2,100,000.00

Regional gasoline Bulilit Station 2,100,000.00

TOTAL - - - ->>> 267,246,046.15

Particulars Amount

PS

Prior Years 9,388,725.94

Salary & LP Diff'ls 9,388,725.94

Current Year 81,407,854.06

Salary & LP Diffl 11,412,652.59

Replacement Clothing Allowance (RCA) 27,818,000.00

Combat Duty Pay (CDP) 18,626,820.00

Clothing Allowance of 353 NUPs CY 2016 1,920,000.00

ICA 514 recruits CY 2016 10,000,000.00

SA 514 recruits July 2016 11,423,000.00

RHE 6 pers 207,381.47

MOOE 149,927,960.74

Commel (Augmentation) 297,000.00

HRAO 260,000.00

GARO 143,572,000.00

Intel Funds 1,355,750.00

RIAS AUG & Sept CY 2016 339,705.62

Training Fund R7 230,000.00

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The Office ensured the effective budgeting, financial reporting, pre-audit of claim, internal auditing and management of PRO 12 resources and supervises the proper utilization of funds and properties. Furthermore, implement all fiscal policies, rules and regulations pertaining to comptrollership.

2. Logistics Management Program

Seminar Number of Participants Date Conducted

Mahindra End–User Training

48 designated official drivers of CPPO and SKPPO

January 22, 2016

Logistics Family Conference

32 participants (RLRDD personnel, Logistics Officers, SAOs and RSPNCOs)

May 10, 2016

Mahindra Scorpio End-User’s Training

37 participants (drivers/ representatives/ personnel from RHQ command group, RLRDD, and regional support units with issued Mahindra Scorpio vehicles

September 15, 2016

3. Management of Donations from LGU and Other Agencies/Stakeholders

PARTICULAR AMOUNT DONOR RECIPIENT

4 units Epson L220 Printer 31,140.00

LGU,SCPPO SCPPO-

PHQ

4 units ACER Laptop 115,908.00

5 units SONY Digital Camera 80,170.00

3 units Panasonic Air Conditioner Unit

91,500.00

4 units Steel Cabinet 32,000.00

6 units ASUS Desktop Computer 112,800.00

6 units Uninterruptible Power Supply 16,770.00

2 units EPSON DOT Matrix Printer 22,554.00

2 units ACER Multi-media Projector 39,960.00

1 unit HP Laser Printer 4,770.00

7 units Yamaha Motorcycle 125CC 626,500.00

Hanging Filing Cabinet 10,000.00 DPWH-

Sarangani Alabel MPS Office Cubicle 21,000.00

Female Lock-up Cell 143,000.00

1 unit Epson Printer 6,500.00 LGU-Glan Glan MPS

1 set HP Computer with Printer 35,000.00 LGUMaitum Maitum MPS

1 unit Asus Transformer Laptop 29,000.00

1 unit Air Condition LG 30,000.00

LGUMalapatan

Malapatan MPS 1 unit Exhaust Fan OMNI

1 unit Air Condition CARRIER 28,000.00

1 unit Scanner 10,950.00

LGUSCPPO

SCPPO

1 unit Digital Photocopier 71,000.00 Tampakan MPS

1 set Computer Set with Printer 40,000.00 Sto Niño MPS

1 unit Book Case Cabinet

79,068.00 LGUPolomolo

k Polomolok

MPS

4 unit Steel Cabinet

2 units Printer

1 set Desktop

1 unit Swivel Chair

5

22 pcs Plastic Chair

1 unit Computer Monitor 10,895.00

LGUKoronadal

Koronadal CPS 1 unit Printer

2 pcs Tire 9,000.00 LGUNorala Norala MPS

EIC Supplies/Materials (1 Set Without Tool Set Allied

US-ATA PRO 12

(7/29/2016)

EIC Supplies/Materials (2 Sets w/ 105 pcs Tool Set Allied

PBI Kits

Tactical Equipment (2 Boxes)

5 Units Motorola Handheld Radio 112,400.00 Prov’l Gov’t of

South Cotabato

South CotabatoPP

SC

3 Units Global Positioning System 74,040.00

1 Unit Outboard Motor for Rubber Boat

240,000.00

1 Unit 4x4 Isuzu D-Max 1,500,000.00 City Govt of Koronadal

Koronadal CPS Ammunition for Cal .9mm & Cal 5.56 150,000.00

2 sets Computer with Epson L120 Printers

59,166.00

LGU - Columbio

Columbio MPS

2 units Globe Tattoo Broadband 3,552.00

Office Supplies 16,493.00

1 unit Honda XRM 125 MC 64,000.00

1 unit Honda XR 125 MC 75,000.00

Office Supplies 10,000.00 LGU -

Lambayong Lambayong MPS

Office Supplies 10,000.00 LGU - Lutayan

Lutayan MPS

3 pcs Office Table 15,000.00 LGU - SenNinoy

Aquino

SenNinoy Aquino MPS

2 pcs Wooden Filing Cabinet 11,000.00

4. Management of Resources

a. 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 OF

SUPPLY/EQPMNT

FUNDING/

RESOURCES

REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS

Purchase of Ammo and Magazines:

72,376 rds Ammo Cal 5.56 2,135,092.00

MOOE

15,620 rds Ammo Cal .9mm (FMJ) 343,640.00

14,513 rds Cal .9mm (Reload, Brand New Shell) 275,747.00

4,000 rds Cal .9mm (Reload, Once Fired Shell ) 68,000.00

3,000 rds Cal .9mm (Reload, Empty Shell Provided by RSAO)

25,500.00

200 rds 12 Ga #4 5,900.00

2,100 rds Cal 5.56 (30-rd cap) 3,780,000.00 Total 6,633,879.00

Purchase of POL:

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Gasoline/Diesel 5,175,000.00 MOOE

Payment of Fixed Expenditures

Electricity 7,185,861.76

MOOE Water 924,377.35

Communication (Cellcards/Internet/Telephones) 4,103,715.12

Total 12,213,954.23

SULTAN KUDARAT PPO

Repair of Staff Car 35,000000

MOOE

Repair of Electrical Meter and Wiring 10,340.00

Repair of Admin building lights and switches 9,748.00

Repair of 1 ACU 3,000.00

Procurement of 1 ACU 29,000.00

Procurement of 1 Computer Set 16,900.00

Procurement of 1 Printer 9,070.00

SARANGANI PPO

Procurement of 1 unit 20.1 Megapixels Nikon Digital Camera

4,490.00

MOOE

Procurement of 1 unit 20.0 Megapixels Canon Digital Camera

4,700.00

Procurement of set Stove 5,500.00

Procurement of 1 set Cable TV (CIGNAL)

Procurement of 150 Tiles and newly landscaped project

106,000.00

Procurement of 1 unit Ceiling Fan 2,600.00

Procurement of 1 unit Condura Air Condition Unit 24,000.00

Procurement of 1 unit SKYWORTH 50” TV Set 60,000.00

COTABATO POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE:

1stSem:

Replacement of CPPO Signage 60,000.00

MOOE (1stSem)

CPPO Billboard Frame 5,000.00

Repainting of Aleosan MPS 3,000.00

Construction of Kiosk (Antipas MPS) 16,000.00

Purchase of 2 units printer (Antipas MPS) 21,945.00

Purchase of 1 unit Air Con (Antipas MPS) 14,000.00

Construction of Parking Area (Antipas MPS 15,000.00

Construction of Arakan MPS Kitchen 25,000.00

2 units Camera (Arakan MPS) 10,000.00

Construction of Parking Area (Arakan MPS) 20,000.00

Construction of Police Clearance Office (Arakan MPS)

25,000.00

Construction of Conference Hall (Arakan MPS) 20,000.00

1 unit Printer (Arakan MPS) 6,000.00

2 units Computer set (Magpet MPS) 22,000.00

2 units Printer (Magpet MPS) 5,800.00

1 unit Uninterruptible Power Supply (Magpet MPS)

3,700.00

1 Sala Set (Magpet MPS) 5,000.00

Construction of Concrete Fence 14,000.00

Installation of Concertina and Barbed Wire (Makilala MPS)

8,500.00

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3 pcs Gazebo Tent (Makilala MPS) 3,000.00

1 set Mini Sound System (Matalam MPS) 9,000.00

1 unit Projector (Matalam MPS) 3,890.00

1 Computer Set with Printer (Midsayap MPS) 38,500.00

1 unit ACU (Mlang MPS) 12,000.00

3rdQtr:

Procurement of four units Epson L220 printer 30,700.00

MOOE (3rdQtr)

Distribution of three sacks of rice 6,750.00

Purchase/replacement of 14 pcs of LED Bulb 2,450.00

Purchase/replacement of 12 pcs door knob 10,200.00

Purchase of ten (10) pcs monoblock chair 3,750.00

Purchase/installation of two (2) sets of chandelier 2,400.00

Installation of PLDT internet connection 13,000.00

Purchase/installation of water tank, pressure tank, water pump and various materials

65,000.00

Replacement North Cotabato Territorial Map 4,400.00

Purchase of two units Samsung Galaxy A6 Tablet 19,980.00

Provision of Jersey Basketball Uniforms for KALIVUNGAN 2016: GovLalaTaliño-Mendoza Inter-Agency Sport Tournament

14,300.00

Various kitchen materials and utensils 11,882.25

Construction of Garage at Provincial Director’s Quarter

17,615.00

Purchase/Distribution of six units EPSON L220 printer

45,900.00

Purchase/Distribution of four units Epson L220 printer

30,700.00

Distribution of three sacks of rice 6,750.00

Purchase/replacement of 14 pcs of LED Bulb 2,450.00

Purchase/replacement of 12 pcs door knob 10,200.00

Oct – Nov:

4 sacks of rice (Male and Female PNCO Barracks and SAF troopers)

8,000.00

1 unit grass cutter 17,000.00

1 unit printer L220 for Provincial Police Strategic Management Unit

8,000.00

2 units Samsung Galaxy Tab A for use of Operation and Logistics Section

30,000.00

1 unit Nikon Digital Camera (CPPSC) 15,000.00

4 units Signus Handheld Radio (CPPSC) 10,000.00

2 units of Cignus 818 VHF base radio with 20 amps power supply and diamond omni-directional antenna

28,500.00

Replacement of clutch components, brake and brake pad of Toyota Innova (SKR 490)

30,000.00

Purchase of 1 unit Epson L360 printer (PAIS and Records Section)

8,000.00

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b. Other MOOE-Funded Projects:

REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS

Renovation of Offices of Command Group

COTABATO PPO

Renovation of CPPSC Kitchen (Oct 2016) 8,000.00

c. Issuances of supplies/equipment received from NHQ PNP:

NOMENCLATURE RECIPIENTS NO. OF UNITS

ISSUED

73 units Samsung Galaxy V Plus Cellphone with SIM Cards

ORD, PPOs, CPOs, PPSCs, CPSCs, MPSs and CPSs

1 each

5 units Mahindra

GCSPO, CCPO, Kidapawan CPS, Marbel CPS and Tacurong CPS

1 each

135 units 5.56 M16 Rifles

PPSC, CPPO 25

PPSC, SCPPO 20

PPSC, SKPPO 25

PPSC, SPPO 26

CPSC, GSCPO 15

Maasim MPS, SPPO

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On Stock, ORSAO 14

27,000 rds 5.56 ammunition On Stock

100 Units Gask Mask

RPSB SKPPO CPPO SCPPO GSCPO CCPO

8 each

On Stock 52

30 pcs Tear Gas

SKPPO RPSB CPPO SCPPO GSCPO CCPO SPPO

5 3 6 5 3 5 3

300 set CDM Equipment

Anti-riot Helmet with cover

Truncheon

Anti-Riot Shield

Hand, Body and Knee Protector

CPPO GSCPO SKPPO RPSB SCPPO

88 44 44 80 44

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135 pcs Waist Coat Vest GSCPSC CPPSC

45 90

270 pcs Protective Plate GSCPSC CPPSC

90 180

81 units Rouser KAWASAKI 135CC Motorcycles (3rdQtr)

GSCPO CCPO SCPPO SKPPO CPPO SPPO RHQ/RPSB12 (Joint Team) RCEO 12 RPMU 12 RFSO 12 RSTU 12 RIU 12 RCIDU 12

10 6

10 10 15 9

15

1 1 1 1 1 1

19 units MAHINDRA SCORPIO

RD DRDA DRDO RLRDD 12 RPMU 12 RIAS 12 RSTU 12 CCPO (Invest & Intel) RCEO 12 CIDG 12 GSCPO (Intel, Invest &TPU) RIU 12 RPEO 12 RFSO 12

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1

Makilala MPS 1

63 units SONY, Compact Digital Camera

CCPO SKPPO CPPO SPPO SCPPO GSCPO RD, PRO 12 RLRDD RSAO

4 12 18 7

11 8 1 1 1

5,000 rdsCtg ball cal 5.56MM for NEGEV

PPSC, SCPPO CPSC, GSCPO PPSC, SPPO PPSC, SKPPO PPSC, CPPO

1,000 each

10

5,000 rdsCtg ball cal 5.56MM for NEGEV, linked

PPSC, SCPPO CPSC, GSCPO PPSC, SPPO PPSC, SKPPO PPSC, CPPO

1,000 each

2 units MAN Utility Trucks RPSB 12 2

202 units Waistcoat Vest Level IIIA, each with 2 upgraded plates Level IV (Nov 2016)

RPSB 12 Cot PPSC SaranganiPPSC South Cot PPSC SKPPSC Gen Santos CPSC Cotabato City PSC

98 20 16 19 20 17 12

1,528 pcs 30-capacity, steel magazine assembly for M16 Rifle

Maneuvering companies

1,528

4 units Samsung Samsung Galaxy V Plus Cellphone with SIM Cards

COs, PPSCs 1 each

118 units Samsung J1 Mini Cellphone with SIM Cards

RHQ command group, staff, RTOC and RPSB; S2, S3, S5, S7 TOCs of RPSB, PPOs and CPOs; and TOCs of stations and TOCs and Operations Sections of CPS

1 each

5. Improvement of the Procurement System

Properly following the Revised IRR of RA 9184, this PRO thru its Bids and Awards Committee, was able to facilitate and supervisethe following construction and rehabilitation projects:

NAME OF PROJECT Bldg Type

PROJECT COST

SOURCE OF FUNDS Date

Started

Date Complet

ed GAA PNPTR LGU

OTHERS

Construction of HRSG Office Building

6,929,435.4

6

1/7/16

On going

Procurement of Motorpool Tools and Equipment

3,000,000.0

0 1/8/16 On going

Repair of Headquarters and Barracks of 31stSpecial Action Company, SAF

1,041,470.0

0 1/18/16 5/18/16

Construction of Kabacan MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Pikit MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of 4,886,463.3 3/7/16 On going

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Matalam MPS Building

2

Construction of Isulan MPS Building

7,843,500.0

0 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Lambayong MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Norala MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Sto Niño MPS Building

4,643,952.9

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Surallah MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Kiamba MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 On going

Construction of Bagumbayan MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 11/2/16

Construction of Malapatan MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 3/7/16 11/2/16

Construction of Maasim MPS Building

4,886,463.3

2 2/17/16 On going

Operational Transformation program

6,500,000.0

0

(SARO)

3/21/16 On going

Construction of Ammo Magazine (Ammunition and Explosive) Storage

2,500,000.0

0 7/26/16 On going

Repair of PresRoxas MPS Old Bldg/Barracks

691,864.67 8/3/16 On going

Learning and Growth

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

1. Lateral Entry Program For the period, there is no quota for the Lateral Entry Program.

2. Recruitment Program

3. Individual Training Program

Term of Recruitment

Allocated Quota

APPOINTED

% FILLED UP

DATE OF OATH TAKING

MALE FEMALE TOTAL

PSF 500 390 110 500 100% July 1, 2016

ATTRITION 500 On Process January 2017

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Individual Training Program- For the period, this Office has thirteen (13) Commissioned Officers , two thousand one hundred twenty one ( 2, 120) Non-Commissioned Officers and twenty one (21) Non- Uniformed Personnel who undergone training on the various courses, the details are shown below:

Trainings/Seminars No. of Trained Personnel

PCO PNCO NUP Sub-Total

PSOAC 3 3

PSJLC 93 93

PSOSEC 6 6

POBC 102 102

PSOCC 4 4

PSSLC 78 78

Human Rights Seminar

710 710

PNP SCOUT 438 438

Moral Recovery and Values Formation Seminar

527 21 548

Stress Management and Personal Development

50 50

Field Training Officers Development Program

122 122

TOTAL 13 2, 120 21 2, 154

4. Specialized Trainings- For the period, this Office has seven (7) Commissioned Officers and three hundred forty five (345) Non-Commissioned Officers who underwent training on various courses, the details are as shown below:

Trainings/Seminars PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Special Weapons and Tactics

3 55 58

Criminal Investigation Course 132 132

Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance Agent Training

1 103 104

Specialized Course for WCPD 3 55 58

TOTAL 7 345 352

On July 11-20, 2016, HRDD 12 in partnership with RPCRD 12, under the

guidance of PCSUPT CEDRICK G TRAIN, Regional Director, conducted a 10-days Technical Writing, Public Speaking and Media Relations Course held at General Santos City Police Office Admin Building, Camp Fermin Lira, General Santos City. Lecturers were from the Academe, Public Information Agency 12, RPIO 12, HRDD and Radio Mindanao Network, General Santos City. Participants were composed of 55 Police Non-Commissioned Officers and one Non-Uniformed Personnel from the Regional

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Headquarters, Police Provincial/City Police Offices, and Municipal/City Police Stations region-wide.

5. Unit Training Program- For the

period this office has twenty one (21) Police

Commissioned Officers and one hundred

ninety seven (197) Non- Commissioned Police

Officer who underwent training on various

courses as follows:.

Programmed Courses

PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Police Intervention and Technique Seminar

14

148

162

Disaster Search and Rescue Training

7

49

56

TOTAL 21 197 218

6. Foreign Training Program – For the period, this office has thirty one (31)

PCOs and twenty one (21) Non- Commissioned Office who underwent training on various

courses as follows:

Programmed Courses

PCO PNCO NUP Total

Basic Terrorism Investigation Course

1 2 3

EOD Commanders Course 2 5 7

Identifying and Developing Investigative Information

2 6 8

Investigative Information Management

5 2 7

Investigating Terrorist Incidents

2 6 8

Interviewing Terrorist Suspects

1 0 1

Police Leaders Role in Combatting Terrorism

5 0 5

Tactical Commanders Course

5 0 5

Vital Infrastructure Security 8 0 8 TOTAL 31 21 52

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

For the period, this Office has Sixty Eight (68) Police Commissioned

Officers and One Thousand Forty One (1, 041) Police Non-Commissioned Officers who were promoted to the next higher ranks for the 2nd Level Regular Promotion Program and two (2) Police Commissioned Officers for the 3rd Level Regular Promotion.

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3rd Level 2nd Level

PSSUPT 2 PSUPT 4

PCINSP 24

PSINSP 31

PINSP 9

Sub Total 68

SPO4 49

SPO3 21

SPO2 36

SPO1 223

PO3 283

PO2 429 Sub Total 1041

Grand Total

2

1109

8. Internal Reforms/Punishment

DISPOSITION OF RESOLVED CASES

(01 January-30 November 2016)

Decision / Penalty NR OF CASES PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

Dismissed 4 4 4

Separated from the service 1 1 1

Suspended 36 4 18 22

Demoted 17 1 1

Forfeited Pay

Reprimanded 1 1 1

Admonished

Restricted

Dropped and Closed Cases 15 2 16 18

Exonerated 9 1 10 11

Case Dismissed 38 4 40 44

AWOL 7 7 7

Dropped from Rolls 1 1 1

Restored/ Reinstated

TOTAL 129 12 97 1 110

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9. Living the PNP Core Values

MAKADIYOS MAKAKALIKASAN

Unit

Number of Environmental

Protection Related Activities Participated

RHQ 2

CCPO 40

GSCPO 100

SCPPO 83

SKPPO 224

SPPO 61

CPPO 37

Total 547

MAKATAO

.Community Assistance & Development Activities

Accomplishments

Conducted by the PNP

Supported by the PNP

Medical & Dental Outreach Programs (MEDOP)

34 84

Relief Operations 21 21

Feeding Program 186 71

Bloodletting 21 84

Support to Community Projects 52 128

Livelihood & Skills Development Projects

11 42

Unit

Number of Religious Faith-based Activities

Participated

RHQ 33

CCPO 168

GSCPO 260

SCPPO 100

SKPPO 98

SPPO 214

CPPO 141

Total 1,014

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MAKABANSA For the period covered, PNP PRO 12 spear-headed the commemoration of various National Events, which are replicated from the Regional Headquarters down to Provincial/City Police Offices and Municipal/City Police Stations, among these are the ArawngKagitingan, ArawngKalayaan and other occasions.

9. Morale and Welfare

*RENEWAL EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (REAP)

For the period, there were 3 recipients of the Renewal Educational Assistance Program (REAP).

10. REWARD (AWARDS CONFERRED TO DERSERVING PRO 12

PERSONNEL)

The Office has issued awards and decorations to 69, 443 personnel for the period. 5, 123 of which are Police Commissioned Officers, 62, 600 were Police Non-Commissioned Officers and 1,710 Non-Uniformed Personnel, the details are shown below:

PNP AWARD

TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AWARDED

PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL

MedalyangKadakilaan

19 38 0 57

MedalyangKagalingan

330 2,293 0 2,623

MedalyangKasanayan

454 1,485 106 2,045

MedalyangPapuri

3,370 46,234 1,604 51,208

MedalyangUgnayang Pampulisya

64 703 0 767

MedalyangMabutingAsal

171 1,093 0 1,264

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Process Excellence A. Improve Crime Prevention Results-Oriented Operations 1. Intelligence

1 Entrapment Operation 1

2 Campaign Against Illegal Possession of Explosives (RA 9516)

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3 Campaign Against Loose Firearms 285

4 Arrest of Most Wanted Person with Reward 1

5 Arrest of Most Wanted Person without Reward 493

6 Campaign Against Illegal Gambling 174

7 Arrest of person for the Crime of Carnapping 18

8 Campaign against Illegal Logging 41

9 Arrest of Person for the Crime of Robbery 8

10 Campaign against Illegal Drugs 1114

Total 2,192

2. Operations

Foot and Mobile Patrol Operations

A total of 13,815,904 man-hours on police visibility patrol (foot, mobile/motorcycle, and seaborne) 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, 16,275 legitimate calls had been responded/acted appropriately.

MedalyangPaglilingkod

2 9 0 11

TsapangKwalipikasyon

0 0 0 0

PagtulongsaNasalanta

2 10 0 12

Paglingkodsa Luzon

0 0 0 0

Paglilingodsa Mindanao

0 0 0 0

SugatangMagiting

7 128 0 135

PaglabansaManliligalig

368 5367 0 5735

TOTAL 5,123 62,600 1,710 69,433

Intelligence Operation Accomplishments Report (Period Covered: January –November 2016)

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Campaign against Illegal Drugs For the period, the Office intensified its anti-drug operations resulting to one thousand eight hundred forty seven (1,847) positive operations, neutralizing 2,390 drug offenders (996 pushers, 1,130 users, 239 pusher/user, 19 minors and 6 cultivator) and the filing of 1,719 cases in Court. As of this report, (1,023) remain as Drug Affected Barangays and subject for clearing operation. A total of 1,823,650.8174 grams of Shabu, 18,017.17 grams of MJ leaves have been confiscated and seized with a total DDB value of Php 24,400,447.22.

Campaign against Kidnapping

For the period in review, there was no kidnapping incident that transpired in the AOR but there was one (1) abduction occurred detail is as follow:

On April 26, 2016 at 10 AM at Purok Salaligan, Mapantig, Isulan, Sultan

Kudarat, Marilou Engane reported to Isulan MPS that her husband, Bernie Engani y Demaraye 58 year old farmer and a resident of Brgy. Alah, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat was allegedly abducted at around 10AM April 26, 2016 at Purok Salaligan Mapantig, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat by unidentified persons onboard a white pickup without plate number which sped off to an unknown direction. Investigation revealed that subject person and his group were involved in selling fake gold bars and allegedly the suspects with muslim accents, were one of the victims of buying gold which later discovered to be fake. Isulan PNP is now conducting thorough investigation on this incident.

On October 4, 2016 at 3:00 PM at Governor Gutierez Avenue, Rosary

Heights 9, Cotabato City Tj Tagadayang Macabalang and Windel Apostol Facturan alias Win-Win were allegedly abducted by unidentified armed suspects on board with Toyota Innova color gray and a van without registration plate and fled after the incident. Elements of CCPO continuously conducting hot pursuit operation for the possible arrest and identification of the suspects.

On October 23, 2016 at 1 PM, Robelyn Luking Candelaria, 37 years old reported at Kidapawan CPS, CPPO that his husband Rolando Dacian Candelaria, Security Guard of Energy Development Corporation Geothermal Plant was allegedly abducted along Mt. Apo, Brgy. Manongol, Kidapawan City at around 4:05 of this date.

Campaign against Carnapping/Enforcement of Traffic Laws

For the period covered, a total of 373 (6-MV, 367-MC) were reportedly carnapped, ninety four 94 (4-MV, 90-MC) were recovered. Sixty two (62) suspects were

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arrested and thirty four (34) cases were filed in court. Likewise, unauthorized use of Sirens & Blinkers was banned, thru LOI 34/2010 “Action Plan Against Wang-Wang and counter Flow”.

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 eight (80) dry runs on bank security preparation and 203 dialogues/meetings with Bankers Association and LGU’s were conducted.

Anti-Kotong Campaign

For the period covered, this Office conducted seven hundred (700)

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 involve 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.

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.

Anti-Terrorism Campaign

For the period, this Office conducted 404 positive operations and recorded 16 (9-grenade, 7-IED/Landmine) explosions and 29 (13-grenade, 1-UXO, 15-IED) recovered, details as follows: Breakdown of Terrorism related Incidents:

Incident Date/Time Place Suspect Arrested

Remarks

Recovered Improvised Explosive Device (IED)

December 31, 2015 at 11:20 AM

Kabacan Terminal Complex, Brgy. Kayaga, Kabacan, Cotabato Province

negative No casualty reported in the incident.

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Recovered fragmentation grenade

January 8, 2016 at 10 AM

Brgy. Kabalantian, Arakan, Cotabato Province

negative Recovered from the suspect’s possession were one fragmentation grenade and one caliber .357 revolver with six live ammos.


January 11, 2016 at 7 AM

In front of Caltex Gasoline Station, National Highway, Tacurong City



January 14, 2016 at 11:58 PM

Purok 4, Brgy. Pagangan, Aleosan, Cotabato Province



January 26, 2016 at 9:00 PM

Sitio Ipil-ipil, Brgy. Nabalawag, Midsayap, Cotabato Province


Recovered Unexploded Ordnance (UXO)

January 28, 2016 at 8:40 AM

Brgy. Katico, Pres. Quirino, Sultan Kudarat



February10, 2016 at 7:50 PM

Don Roman Vilo St. and SK Pendatun Avenue, Brgy. Poblacion 6, Cotabato City

negative Recovered pieces of evidences are now under custody of EOD, CCPO for further investigation

Grenade Explosion

February 16, 2016 at 7:30 PM

Anacleto Badoy Street, Poblacion 2, Cotabato City

negative No reported casualty in the incident except for one (1) ambulance of Datu Piang Municipality


February 19, 2016 at 7:35P.M

Public Market, Brgy. Poblacion, President Quirino, Sultan Kudarat



February 22, 2016 at10 PM

Brgy. Poblacion, Polomolok, South Cotabato


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February 25, 2016 at2:25 P.M

Sto. Niño Street, Brgy.Poblacion 6, Midsayap, CotabatoProvince

negative Recovered pieces of evidences are now under the custody of EOD, Cotabato PPO for further investigation

Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Explosion

March 01, 2016 at 12:20 PM

Brgy. Pagangan, Aleosan, Cotabato Province

negative No reported casualty on the incident.

Grenade Explosion

March 9, 2016 at12:05 AM

Brgy. Tumbras, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative No reported casualty on the incident.

Incident Date/Time Place Suspect Arrested

Remarks


May 2, 2016 at around 6:00 AM

Sitio Tabudtod, New Dumangas, T’boli, South Cotabato



May 7, 2016 at 11:33 A.M

South Cotabato Provincial Jail, Koronadal City


Recovered Fragmentation Hand Grenade

June 2, 2016 at 10:30 AM

Brgy. Poblacion, Maasim, Sarangani Province


Recovered Grenade

June 10, 2016 at 10 AM

Brgy. Damawata, Tulunan, Cotabato


IED Explosion June 22, 2016 at 7:40 AM

Brgy. Olandang, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the wounding of Pfc Bauzon, Sgt Doria and a student, Miriam Sangki Akoa who were immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment


May 2, 2016 at around 6:00 AM

Sitio Tabudtod, New Dumangas, T’boli, South Cotabato



May 7, 2016 at 11:33 A.M

South Cotabato Provincial Jail, Koronadal City


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June 2, 2016 at 10:30 AM

Brgy. Poblacion, Maasim, Sarangani Province


Recovered Grenade

June 10, 2016 at 10 AM

Brgy. Damawata, Tulunan, Cotabato


IED Explosion June 22, 2016 at 7:40 AM

Brgy. Olandang, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the wounding of Pfc Bauzon, Sgt Doria and a student, Miriam Sangki Akoa who were immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment


July 24, 2016 at 11:30 PM

Brgy. Rosary Heights, Cotabato City

Hamin Yu Ong

No casualty reported in the incident.


August 1, 2016 at 11:45 PM

Brgy. Bagua 2, Cotabato City

Reagan Vadgelidad Guialani and Ryan Malang Esmael



August 8, 2016 at 6 AM

USM Gymnasium, Poblacion, Kabacan, Cotabato Province



August 8, 2016 at 5 Am

Brgy. Poblacion, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat

Anderson Tambuto Sansalona


Grenade Explosion

August 15, 2016 at 10:55 AM

Prk Mawa, Brgy Lambontong, Surallah, South Cotabato

negative No casualty reported in the incident

IED Explosion August 20, 2016 at 10:30PM

Mang Ephhoy Restaurant, National Highway, Brgy, Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato


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Grenade Explosion

August 21, 2016 at 8:30 PM

National Highway, Brgy, Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato

negative Resulted to the wounding of Annie Sambulao Atam who was immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment


August 21, 2016 at 8:10 AM

National Highway, Brgy, Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato



August 22, 2016 at 5 Am

Sinsuat Ave, Cotabato City

Riyadi Guiapar Bandal

No casualty reported in the incident

Grenade Explosion

August 27, 2016 at 7:15 PM

Dorotheo St., Cotabato City



August 29, 2016 at 3:45 PM

PS2, CCPO negative No casualty reported in the incident

Grenade Explosion

August 30, 2016 at 6:35 PM

Sitio Baruyan, Brgy Nalapaan, Pikit, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the death of Ismael Dagadas Alagasi and wounding of Mentato Casanova and Datu Ali Balaguna who were immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment

Grenade Explosion

August 31, 2016 at 3:40 PM

Nia Maguindanao, Office, Rosales Street, Brgy. Rosary Heights, Cotabato City


IED Explosion September 2, 2016 at 6:30 AM

Quezon Ave., Brgy Mother Poblacion, Cotabato City


IED Explosion September 3, 2016 at 6:35 PM

Prk 1, Brgy Kitulaan, Carmen, Cotabato Province


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Grenade Explosion

September 3, 2016 at 9:30 PM

Brgy, Pagalungan, Polomolok, South Cotabato


Grenade Explosion

September 5, 2016 at 4 PM

Asinan, Buyan, General Santos City

negative Resulted to the seven (7) persons who were immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment


September 5, 2016 at 9 AM

Brgy Sto Nino, Koronadal City



September 13, 2016 at 8:45 AM

Brgy, Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato


IED Explosion September 23, 2016 at 9:40 PM

Brgy Pagangan, Aleosan, Cotabato Province

negative Resulted to the wounding of Dante Sultan Adtuganan who was immediately brought to the hospital for medical treatment


September 29, 2016 at 9 AM

Brgy Saravia, Koronadal City


Recovered IED October 15, 2016 at 7:45 PM

Brgy. Poblacion 8, Midsayap, Cotabato

negative Recovered from scene were one (1) 57MM warhead (defaced LOT No.), one unit cellphone, one 9 Volts Battery, one blasting cap and several pcs of electric circuit. Said IED was completely rendered safe in the custody of 34EODT PA, Midsayap, Cotabato


Purok 2, Brgy. Rosary Heights 9, Cotabato City



048 Ilang-Ilang Street, Brgy. Rosary Heights, Cotabato City


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IED Explosion

November 27, 2016 at 6:35 AM

near the gate of Catholic Church, Brgy. Saliao, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat

negative Resulted to the wounding of Loren Erazo, 26 years old and Reynan Escanilan, 30 years old

Legend:

*Black – Explosion *Blue – Recovered Explosives

Implementation of LOI PAGLALANSAG OMEGA/KONTRA BOGA

(Campaign against Loose FAs)

Through the intensified conduct of checkpoint operations and intensified campaign against Loose Firearms, three hundred eighteen (318) persons were arrested, 313 assorted firearms were accounted and two hundred eighty three (283) cases were filed in Court.

Neutralization of Top Most Wanted Persons

Arrested Most Wanted Persons

MWPs with Reward MWPs w/out

Reward Other Wanted

Persons Total

0 1,117 2,687 3,804

Campaign against Illegal Gambling

A total of 204 raids/operations against Illegal Gambling were conducted

which resulted in the arrest of one forty one (281) ushers/bettors. Likewise, confiscation of gambling paraphernalia and bet money amounting to Php 294,342.00 and filing of two hundred thirty seven (237) cases in court.

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, 537 cases were reported which resulted to the arrest of two hundred forty seven (247) personalities, filing of 144 cases in court and thirty five (35) referred to DSWD.

Campaign against Smuggling

For the period covered, two (2) cases were reported which resulted to the

arrest of three (3) personalities, 70,000 Php worth of smuggled item confiscated and was turned over to BI Glan Field Officer.

Campaign against Cattle Rustling

For the period, eighteen (18) operations were conducted resulting to the recovery of fourteen (14) out of twenty one (21) stolen cattles and arrest of eight (8) persons.

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Campaign against Illegal Logging

In coordination with DENR, the Office conducted forty six (46) operations

which resulted in the recovery of 138,935 board feet of illegally cut lumbers with an estimated market value of Php 453,766.00. Cases were referred to CENRO/DENR for proper disposition.

Campaign against Illegal Fishing

For the period, no operation was conducted.

Search and Rescue, and Disaster and Relief Operations

For the period, no incidents were reported.

Special Coverage Security Operations

A total of 1,499 special coverage security operations were provided to

foreign dignitaries, national government officials and local visitors for the period under review with 12,407 vital installations inspected and secured.

Internal Security Operations (ISO) During the period, this Office conducted a total of 818 combat patrol operations on DTs and SPTs affected areas and recorded a total of five (5) encounters and ten (10) harassment involving threat groups, that resulted to the death of eleven (11) civilians and wounding of 4 (2–PNP/AFP personnel and 2- civilians) . Below are the details:

Time/Date Incidents Location Captured/

Neutralized persnlts

Group Case Filed/Remarks

January 11, 2016 at 10 PM

Harassment Brgy. Temporan, Magpet, Cotabato Province

negative more or less five unidentified armed men believed to be members of CNN under unknown Kumander

No casualty reported on said incident.

February 18, 2016 at 11:30P.M

Harassment Brgy. Pagangan, Aleosan, Cotabato Province

negative unidentified lawless armed group


March 7, 2016 at around 8:00 A.M.

Harassment Kalamansig Fishport and Seaport, Brgy. Poblacion, Kalamansig

negative group of certain Tenti and certainTati

Resulted to the wounding of PO1 Norman Palwa who was hit with M203 grenade shrapnel. PO1 Norman Palwa was rushed to the hospital for medical treatment and now out of danger.

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March 15, 2016 at 3 PM

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

negative undetermined number of Counter Terrorists (CTs)

Resulted to the wounding of Cpl. Ramar Martines

March 18, 2016 at 2:30 AM

Armed Encounter

Brgy. Kalibuhan, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat

negative group of Kumander Akmad Giao of MILF 105th breakaway group


March 28, 2016 at 7:20 AM

Encounter Brgy. Datal Anggas, Alabel, Sarangani Province

negative undetermined numbers of CTs believed to be members of GF71, FSMR


March 27, 2016 at 10:30 PM

Harassment Brgy. Danlag, Tampakan, South Cotabato

negative alleged members of the GF72, FSMR

Recovered from the enemy position were 26 fired cartridges of cal. M16 rifle, five fired cartridges of cal. M14 rifle and five fired cartridges of AK47 rifle.

March 31, 2016 at 8 PM

Harassment Sitio Alang- Alang, Brgy. Kisante, Makilala, Cotabato Province

negative undetermined numbers of Yunit Militia Armed Group believed to be members of CNN under GF 51

Resulted to the death of Joylyn Dado, 1 year old and 7 months and wounding of Judith Pilapil Darino, 17 years old and John Patrick Binoy, 1 year old and 6 months all are minors

June 4, 2016 at 11:30 PM

Harassment Brgy. Aflek, T’boli, South Cotabato, Patrol Base of Golf company CAA, 72IB,PA,10th Division

negative unidentified fully armed men


June 5, 2016 at 9 PM

Harassment Brgy. T’kunel, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, the Patrol Base of Charlie Company, 27th IB, 10th

ID, PA

negative more or less 10 CTS believed to be members of FC 73

No reported casualty on the government side.

June 7, 2016 at 7 PM

Harassment Brgy. Kanalo, Maasim, Sarangani Province

negative more or less 10 unidentified armed men


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June 7, 2016 at 6:30 PM

Harassment Brgy. Lamfugon, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

negative more or less seven (7) fully armed men believed to be members of Platoon Samsung front 73


June 17, 2016 at 8:11 AM

Encounter Brgy. Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, 27th IB, Scout Platoon, PA

negative more or less 9 fully armed group believed to be members of platoon Samsung GF73 of CPP-NPA


October 20, 2016 at 10:05 PM

Harassment Sitio Mirasol Brgy. Palongoguen, Midsayap, Cotabato Province

negative members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF)

There were three (3) houses owned by the civilian residents in the area burned by the said armed group believed to be BIFF members before they retreated towards the marshy area.

October 28, 2016 @ 4:10am

Encounter Brgy. Aflek, T’boli, South Cotabato, Patrol Base of Golf company CAA, 72IB,PA,10th Division

negative group of MAYOR SAMSUDIN DIMAUKOM of Datu Saudi Ampatuan

Resulted to the wounding of ten (10) unidentified male persons who were immediately brought at Makilala Midway hospital and Makilala Medical specialist hospital for medical treatment but they were declared Dead on arrival

Peace and Order Council Meetings

A total of ninety eight (98) peace and order council meetings attended for the period covered.

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Target Hardening Measures

A total of 217, 603 target hardening activities were conducted through police presence, checkpoint and mobile patrol.

Foot and Mobile Patrol Plan For the period, a total of 158,086 patrol plan, PIPS detail plan for checkpoints and Oplan Bakal detail plan were submitted. PIPS Assessment and Evaluation During the period covered, a total of 2,640 PIPS Assessment and Evaluation were conducted. Security Operations during international/national/local events and rallies and demonstration For the period covered, a total of 1,172 operations were conducted during international/national/local events and rallies and demonstration.

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Camp Defense Simulation Exercises

For the period, a total of camp defense simulation exercises were 84 conducted.

Special Impact Projects/Innovations:

a) The four (4) provincial and two (2) city police offices (General Santos City PO, Cotabato City PO, Cotabato PPO, Sarangani PPO, Sultan Kudarat PPO, South Cotabato PPO) intensified police presence in crime prone areas as part of our crime prevention and suppression activities. b) Public Safety Forces personnel conducted a total of 40 major, 57 minor and 4,707 preventive patrols in their respective AOR. Other Accomplishment Reports and Incidents:

● After Activity Report on Presentation of Outputs on Contingency

Planning for SAFE 2016: This pertains to the contingency planning workshop for SAFE 2016 conducted by this office on January 9, 2016 as part of the security preparation to be undertaken during the forthcoming National and Local Elections 2016. In this regard, on January 15, 2016 at about 9 o’clock in the morning, at PRO 12 Conference Room, all Operation Officers of Provincial/City Police Offices presented their respective contingency plans from PPOs/CPOs down to MPS/CPS level for SAFE 2016. The activity was presided by PSSUPT ROBERTO T BADIAN, ADRDO/OIC, RCDS together with PSUPT NOEL M FERMIN, OIC, ROPD, wherein appropriate corrections and suggestions were made.

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● After Activity Report on COMELEC Coordinating Conference: On January 13, 2016 at about 9:30 in the morning, a joint PNP, AFP and COMELEC Coordinating Conference was held at PRO 12 Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City which was presided by Atty. Michael C. Abas, RD, COMELEC 12. The activity was also attended by the PRO 12 Command Group, Quad Staff, Provincial/City Directors, OIC, RPSB 12, Commanding Officers of PPSCs/CPSCs, COPs of Component Cities, Regional Chiefs of RSSUs, CO, 4th SAC, PNP-SAF, Brigade Commanders and Operations Officers of 601st Brigade, 602nd Brigade, 1002nd Brigade, JTF Gensan, and 1st Marine Brigade and Provincial/City Election Supervisors in Region 12. The activity was highlighted by the presentation of COMELEC representative on COMELEC Resolution No. 10015 (Rules and Regulations on the Bearing and Carrying or Transporting Firearms and other Deadly weapons during election period) and COMELEC Resolution No. 10029 (Consolidated Resolution for the Guidelines on the Establishment and Operation of COMELEC checkpoint). Followed by the presentation of threat and risks assessment for the forthcoming National and Local Elections 2016 by C, RID. After which, the briefing presentation of respective security plan of AFP counterparts. During the open forum, some issues and concern regarding the implementation of COMELEC Gun Ban were raised by the attendees wherein it was properly addressed by RD, COMELEC and his staff.

● After Activity Report on Security Coverage re Cause Oriented Group

AK NAKFLU-KMU information drive rally: On January 20, 2016, at 4:15 PM MOL twelve(12) members of Cause Oriented Group AK NAKFLU-KMU conducted information drive rally along Cannery Road infront of Dole Pedestrian gate, Brgy. Cannery Site, Polomolok, South Cotabato wherein Rizalde Vela, spokesperson, together with Domingo Azores, AK NAKFLU-KMU National President. The issues and concern were Certificate of election candidacy regarding collective bargaining agreement; Campaign freedom period under labor code; Estafa cases filed by LEAD.PH against officers of AK NAKFLU-KMU; Alleged harassment of employees by no renewal of employment to AK NAKFLU-KMU supporters; Termination of Rocky Espinosa on alleged “ Tanimpiyesa “ who is AK NAKFLU-KMU supporter. Elements of Polomolok

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MPS, SCPPO led by PSUPT JOEDY LITO D GUISINGA, conducted overt and covert security.

● After Activity Report on Korean National Visit: On February 9, 2016 at

8 AM, eight personnel of CPSC, GSCPO led by PO2 Sandrex Z Aring proceeded to Tuazon Village, Brgy City Heights, General Santos City to provide security escort to 24 Korean Missionaries during their visit at their Ministries in Sarangani Province. At about 9 AM of the same date, the visitors and security team went to Malungon and Alabel, Sarangani Province. At about 4 PM the team returned to Tuazon Village, Brgy City Heights, General Santos City. At about 8 AM of February 10, 2016, the team went the Barangays at Sta. Ana and Tuyan, Malapatan, Sarangani Province to distribute school supplies to the students of said locality. At about 4 PM of the same date, the Korean Missionaries was brought back by security team at General Santos City and stayed at Sun City Suites, Brgy. Lagao, General Santos City. At about 10 AM of February 11, 2016, the Korean Missionaries visited Notre Dame of Dadiangas University (NDDU) and Holy Trinity College (HTC) General Santos City. After the visit, they proceeded to SM Mall of Gensan, Barangay Lagao, General Santos City. At about 6 PM of same date, the Korean Missionaries proceeded to General Santos City International Airport still escorted by the security team.

Sun City Suites Malapatan, Sarangani Province

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Malkahi Elementary School, Brgy Poblacion, Malapatan,Saragani Province Malungon, Sarangani Province General Santos City International Airport

●After Activity Report on Command Conference: On February 20, 2016

at about 9 o’clock in the morning, a command conference was held at Cotabato PPO Conference Room, Brgy. Amas, Kidapawan City which was presided by PSUPT NESTOR A SALCEDO, OIC, ROPD. The activity was attended by PSUPT LEO T AJERO, DPDO/Chief, PIB, PCINSP RAMEL B HOJILLA, Chief, POPB, PSUPT JERSSON BIRREY, CO, CPPSC, all Chiefs of Police of Cotabato PPO, and Operation and Intel Officer of 4th SAB, Special Action Force (SAF). During the meeting, topics discussed were Evaluation, Assessment & Review on “Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat”, the current peace and order situation, Contingency Plan, Intensification of Police Operations, PIPS, Strengthening of Target Hardening Measures, Station/Camp Defense Plan, timely submission of reports, alertness of personnel, and coordination with AFP and other Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs).

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●After Activity Report re Contingency Planning for the Transport/Delivery of Election Equipment, Official Ballots and other Election Paraphernalia for SAFE 2016: On March 16, 2016, PSSUPT ROBERTO T. BADIAN, DRDO PRO12 together with PSUPT NESTOR A. SALCEDO, OIC ROPD attended a two-day Contingency Planning Workshop for the Transport/Delivery of Election Equipments, Official Ballots, and other Election Paraphernalia for SAFE 2016 at Dimalupig Hall, AFP Commissioned Officers Club, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. After the opening message of PDIR JONATHAN FERDINAND G. MIANO, TDO/Deputy Comdr, TF SAFE 2016, CSUPT NESTOR BERGONIA, Chief NOC lectured on the Contingency Planning followed by briefing presentations on the following: a. Current risk and Threat Assessment – NICA; b. Updates of COMELEC Preparations and Schedule of Deployment of Election Equipment and Materials – COMELEC Rep; c. Updates of Preparations and Deployment Plan of 2GO-2GO Rep.; d. Incidents during Transport of Election Equipment and Materials (Year 2013 and 2016) - PNP Rep, and e. Lecture on Contingency Planning – C, NOC. After which, planning workshop started where the participants were divided into groups and discussed on the events and scenarios on specific activity which is the transport/delivery of election equipment, official ballots and other election paraphernalia. Each group presented their respective output with PDIR JONATHAN MIANO as head of panelists. On March 17, 2016, each group presented their contingency plan on the transport/delivery of election equipment, official ballots and other election paraphernalia for SAFE 2016. The panelists was composed of PDIR JONATHAN MIANO, PCSUPT BERT CHAVEZ, PCSUPT WILSON CAUBAT, PCSUPT NESTOR BERGONIA, BGEN ARTURO ORTICIO, ADG ROY RODEROS of Crisis Management Support Secretariat, NSC and ATTY. JEROME MATAS of COMELEC. The panelists gave their critics and guidance for each group presentation of their contingency plan which enlightened the participants of their plan of action for every possible scenario. After the presentations, PDIR JONATHAN MIANO gave his message and encourage all the participants to religiously and effectively discharge their duties for successful and peaceful election on May 9, 2016. ● After Activity Report on the Contingency Planning Workshop for the Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (PAGs): On February 11, 2016 at about 9:30 in the morning, a Contingency Planning Workshop on the Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (PAGs) was held at PRO 12 Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City presided by PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ, TDIPO-WM. The activity was also attended by MGEN REY LEONARDO B GUERRERO, Commander, EASTMINCOM, MGEN RAFAEL C VALENCIA, CG, 10TH ID, PCSUPT NOEL P ARMILLA, OIC, PRO 12, PRO 12 Regional Directorial Staffs, Provincial and City Directors of PPOs/CPOs. The two-day Contingency Planning Workshop aims to plan contingency security measures to be undertaken by the PNP particularly DIPO-WM for the disbandment of PAGs in the areas of the proposed Bangsamoro and the adjacent Region IX to XII. The activity started with a short program followed by the briefing presentation of PSSUPT FLORENDO T ORTILLA, C, ISOD, DO

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on NTF-DPAGs and NGCP Transmission Towers bombing while PSSUPT ROLLY A BERSOLA, C, ID, DIPO-WM presented the Proposed Rules and Operational Guidelines of the National Task Force for the Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (NTF-DPAGs) in the Areas of the Proposed Bangsamoro and Adjacent Regions 9 to 12. PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ, DIPO-WM and MGEN REY LEONARDO B GUERRERO, Commander, EASTMINCOM also delivered their messages and stressed the importance and urgency of the disbandment of PAGs in relation to the 2016 National and Local Election and its effect on the peace and security in Mindanao particularly in PRO ARMM and adjacent Regions. After the program, a briefing presentation of PRO 12 Directorial Staffs were presented followed by the briefings of PSSUPT ROLLY A BERSOLA on Security Situation in the Bangsamoro Area, PSSUPT ROLANDO S MIRANDA, C, OPN, DIPO-WM on Contingency Plan and PSSUPT FLORENCIO T ORTILLA on the Workshop Mechanics. Afterwhich, all participants were divided into six (6) groups led by all PDs/CDs for the workshop proper. On February 12, 2016, all six (6) groups presented their Contingency Plan for the different scenarios that most likely will happen in PRO12 in relation to the disbandment of PAGs and whether or not the BBL will be passed with PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ, PCSUPT PIERRE R BUCSIT, PSSUPT FLORENCIO T ORTILLA, PSSUPT ROLANDO S MIRANDA AND PSSUPT ROLLY A BERSOLA as panelists.

●After Activity Report on JPSCC Meeting: On February 1, 2016 at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon, a joint PNP and AFP conference was held at 1002nd Infantry Brigade, Camp Agaab, Pulatana, Malandag, Sarangani Province. The activity was attended by PCSUPT NOEL P ARMILLA, OIC, PRO 12, PRO 12 Regional Staff, Provincial Directors of Sultan Kudarat PPO, Sarangani PPO, South Cotabato PPO, Cotabato PPO, Davao del Sur PPO, Battalion Commander, 4th SAB, PNP SAF and 1002nd Battalion Commanders and Staff and was presided by COL RONALD C VILLANUEVA, 1002nd Brigade Commander, 1002nd Brigade, PA. The activity was highlighted by the Battalion Back Brief of 1002nd Brigade’s Operational Plan. During the meeting, the National and Local Election 2016 were discussed comprehensively and relevant issues and concerns to improve the Internal Security Operations (ISO) and Enhancement of PNP-AFP inter operability.

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● After Activity Report on JPSCC Meeting on Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (PAGs): On February 11, 2016 at about 9:30 in the morning, a Coordinating Conference on the Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (PAGs) was held at PRO 12 Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City presided by PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ, TDIPO-WM. The activity was also attended by MGEN REY LEONARDO B GUERRERO, Commander, EASTMINCOM, MGEN RAFAEL C VALENCIA, CG, 10TH ID, PCSUPT NOEL P ARMILLA, OIC, PRO 12, PRO 12 Regional Staff, Provincial and City Directors of PPOs/CPOs, ABC, RPSB 12, Company Commanders of PPSCs/CPSCs and Maneuver Companies, PSSUPT FLORENDO T ORTILLA, C, ISOD, DO, PSSUPT ROLLY A BERSOLA, C, ID, DIPO-WM, PSSUPT ROLANDO F MIRANDA, C, OPN, DIPO-MW, Regional Officers/Commanders of RHPU 12, RMU 12, AVSEU 12, and CIDU 12, and Brigade Commanders and Staff Officers of 601st Brigade, 602nd Brigade, and 1002nd Brigade. The activity started with a short program followed by the briefing presentations of PSSUPT FLORENDO T ORTILLA on NGCP Transmission Tower Incident in Mindanao, PSSUPT ROLLY A BERSOLA on the Proposed Rules and Operational Guidelines of the National Task Force for the Disbandment of Private Armed Groups (NTF-DPAGs) in the Areas of the Proposed Bangsamoro and Adjacent Regions 9 to 12, and PSSUPT ROLANDO F MIRANDA on OPLAN 01-2015 (Pagtatangol): DIPO-WM Contingency Plan re Collapse or Failure of the Bangsamoro Peace Process. During the open forum, suggestions regarding the security implementation of NGCP towers were raised by the participants. Said conference was culminated with a message of PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ and MGEN REY LEONARDO B GUERRERO, stressing the importance and urgency of disbandment of Private Armed Groups (PAGs) in relation to 2016 National and Local Election and its effect on the peace and security in Mindanao particularly in PRO ARMM and adjacent regions.

●After Activity Report on RJPSCC Meeting on National Grid Corporation of

the Philippines (NGCP): On January 12, 2016 at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon, a meeting on the security of National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) was held at PRO 12 Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City which was presided by PDIR ISAGANI R NEREZ, TDIPO-WM. The activity was attended by PRO 12 Command Group, Quad Staff, Provincial/City Directors, Operations Officers of 601st Brigade, 602nd Brigade and 1002nd Brigade, Representative of DOE, and Security Consultant and Security Officer of NGCP. Discussed during the meeting are the bombing incidents of NGCP Towers, the possible reasons why and the recommendations to address the persistent bombing targeting the towers. NGCP Security Officer was advised to come up with their contingency plan and to present it during the next meeting.

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● After Activity Report on Site Inspection in 2GO Warehouse: On March 31,

2016 at 10:30 AM, RID, PRO 12 personnel led PSUPT ARPHA ABUL KHYR S MACALANGCOM JR, Deputy, RID 12 together with PSUPT ROY P ROMUALDO, Chief, FESAGS 12/RJSCC 12 Officer; PSUPT LEO DL SUA, Chief, COPB, GSCPO; and PSUPT SAMUEL CADUNGON, Chief, CIB, GSCPO attended the Site Inspection in 2GO Warehouse located at Brgy. Labangal, General Santos City where the Vote Counting Machine (VCM) and other Election Paraphernalia intended for the provinces of Sarangani, South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat were plan to be stored as part of the preparations and transparency initiatives of the COMELEC. The inspection also attended by COMELEC Region 12 headed by Atty. Francisco G Pobe, Regional Director; Mr. Evarly Tajanlangit, Acting Director NICA 12; COL TYNE BAÑAS, Deputy Brigade Commander, 1002nd Bde, PA; CPT JOHN PAUL BILLANES, Intelligence officer, JTF Gensan; and Ms. Reena Bugayong, 2GO Service Area Manager, Southern Mindanao. Further, RID, PRO 12 personnel conducted Security Survey and Inspection (SSI) to further identify security lapses and to have an appropriate recommendation. The other members of inspecting team recommended the installations of CCTV cameras and proper ventilation of the warehouse. Likewise, Deputy, RID 12 emphasized the conduct of Complete Background Investigation (CBI) to all security personnel rendering duty in the said warehouse.

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Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting: On April 12, 2016, the 2ndQuarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting was held at Sun City Suites, National Highway, General Santos City sponsored by Sub- Committee on Information and Education (PIA 12, DepEd, DOLE 12, DOT 12 and BSP-GSC) presided by the undersigned as Chairman, RLECC 12 together with Atty. Augusto Eric C. Isidoro, RD, NBI 12 , representative from NAPOLCOM 12 and attended by 33 regular members of RLECC 12. Dir. Olivia D. Sudaria, RD, PIA 12, delivered the welcome remarks followed by thepresentation of the RLECC members by PSUPT NOEL M FERMIN, Deputy, ROPD. After which, the chairman called the meeting to order and followed by the reading and approval of the minutes of the previous meeting. Topics discussed during the meeting

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were the Kidapawan Incident that took place at National Highway Kidapawan City on April 1, 2016, the creation of Quick Reaction Team for the synchronized communication on media messages for all LEAs,and operational accomplishments reports of DepEd 12, DOLE 12, DOT 12 and Bangko Sentral of the Philippines, GSC.

● After Activity Report on the Visit of PDG RICARDO C MARQUEZ: This pertains to the visit of the Chief, PNP at RHQ PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City on April 14, 2016 to conduct conference on election security preparations in the area and Lambat-Sibat. The Chief, PNP and party arrived at this RHQ at 11:20 A.M. Medals were awarded to deserving personnel followed by a short talk with the men and women of this PRO. The conference started at 1P.M. with the briefing of OIC, CPPO, OIC, CCPO, CD, GSCPO and 1002nd Brigade Commander on their respective Election Security Preparations. CD, GSCPO also presented a briefing on Lambat-Sibat. Likewise, OIC, CPPO/Assistant SITG Commander of SITG Kidapawan presented updates on the investigation of the Kidapawan incident. Said conference was attended by the Command Group, Regional Staffs, PDs/CDs, COPs and Company Commanders of GSCPO and CPPO, ABC, RPSB 12, RSUs, COMELEC 12 representative, 601st,, 602nd and 1002nd Brigade Commanders and CO, JTF GENSAN. The conference ended at 8:30 PM of same date.

●After Activity Report re RLECC Coordinating Conference of Sub-Committee on Intelligence and Investigation and Sub-Committee on Information and Education: This PRO through the LES-ROPD and RPIO 12 facilitated the RLECC Coordinating Conference of the Sub-Committee on Intelligence and Investigation and Sub-Committee on Information and Education of RLECC 12 on April 18, 2016 in preparation for the upcoming NDF Anniversary on April 24, 2016. Said conference was held at PRO12 Conference Room, Tambler General Santos City which was presided by PSSUPT ROBERTO T BADIAN, DRDO and attended by 13 members. PSUPT NESTOR A SALCEDO, OIC, ROPD, delivered the opening remarks followed by the

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acknowledgment of the RLECC members by PSUPT NOEL M FERMIN, Deputy, ROPD. PSSUPT ROLEN DC BALQUIN, C, RID briefed the participants on NDF profile and their possible activities as well as violent and non-violent activities of CNN. It was then followed by an open forum with DIR. OLIVIA T SUDARIA, RD, PIA 12 acting as moderator. During the open forum, possible scenarios that will happen and issues to be raised on NDF Anniversary were identified for the subsequent preparation of security plan and of a synchronized media lines and communication activities as well as Information Operations for all of the government agencies.

●After Activity Report re Coordinating Conference: On April 20, 2016, at 9

AM, this PRO through the LES-ROPD and RPIO 12 facilitated the organization of RLECC 12 Information Quick Response Team (RLECC 12 IQRT) at PRO 12 Multi Purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City together with PSSUPT ROBERTO T BADIAN, DRDO purposely to monitor issues for subsequent development of communication plan for a synchronized media lines and activities should there be any issues confronting any of the government entities. Said conference was attended by 19 regular members. Director Olivia P. Sudaria, PIA 12, Regional Director, presented the rationale as well as the proposed organizational structure of the RLECC 12 IQRT during the said conference. After the rationale, briefing presentations followed on: a. Situation Updates- Bert Dapulang of NICA 12; b. CNN’s presence within PRO 12- PSSUPT ROLEN DC BALQUIN, C, RID 12; c. Civil Military Operation efforts- 1LT TERE INGENTE-1002nd Brigade, PA, and; d. IO on Kidapawan Incident –SPO1 Jesus Calotes, CPPO, PCR/IO. The activity ended at 3:30 PM of same date.

●After Activity Report re RLECC Coordinating Conference: On May 6, 2016, PSSUPT ROBERTO T BADIAN, ADRDO attended the RLECC 12 Sub- Committee on Intelligence and Investigation and Sub-Committee on Information and Education coordinating conference in preparation for the upcoming National and Local Elections on May 9, 2016 and updates on Information Quick Response Team (IQRT). Said conference was held at Dolores Tropicana Resort, Tambler, General Santos City which was presided by Director Olivia T Sudaria, RD, PIA 12, and attended by 22 members together with their Information Officers. PSSUPT ROBERTO T BADIAN, ADRDO, gave opening remarks and followed by the acknowledgment of the participants by PSUPT ROMEO C GALGO, JR. C,

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RPIO/C, ROC. Topics discussed were: a. NGCP Contingency Plan- Engr. Elmo Batislaong; b. Security Deployment- PSUPT NESTOR A SALCEDO, OIC, ROPD; c. Election Updates- Atty. Richard T. Opinion – COMELEC 12; d. Updates on Threat Groups and its activities- PS1 ROBERT T LAGUITAO- RID 12; and e. Updates on IQRT- Director Olivia T Suradia, RD, PIA 12. Open forum followed with Dir. Olivia T Sudaria, RD, PIA 12 as moderator. Several questions were raised by the members and were properly addressed by Dir. Sudaria and the presenter. The activity ended at 3:30 PM of same date.

●After Meeting Report on Sub- Committee on Anti-Criminality and Insurgency and Sub- Committee on Special Laws of RPOC: On June 9, 2016 at around 9 AM, PCSUPT ANTONIO A TAYLAN JR., DRDA, PRO 12 attended the Regional Peace and Order Council Sub- Committee on Anti- Criminality and Insurgency and Special Laws at PRO 12 Conference Room, Barangay Tambler, General Santos City. Said meeting presided by MAJ GEN. RAFAEL C VALENCIA, 10th ID PA Commander in the absence of the Chairman and Vice- Chairman. Other attendees were Lina A. Hapal, OIC Chief -TMSD NCIP, COL. RONALD VILLANUEVA of 1002nd Brigade, PA., Engr. Ester P. Valdez, DILG as Head Secretariat, Atty. Urbano Mante Jr. of PAO, General Santos City, Atty. Marife Alegre, Chief, Legal of PDEA 12, Atty. Augusto Eric A. Isidoro, Regional Director, NBI XII and Lt. Col. BENJIE TIANCO, G7, 10 ID PA, representatives from NAPOLCOM 12, Tribal Municipal representatives from different Provinces, Municipal Tribal Chieftains and other IP representatives of Region XII.Atty. Adolf Lantion of NCIP XII discussed the Salient Feature of IPRA Law while COL. RONALD VILLANUEVA discussed the IPSP “Bayanihan”. During the open forum, different tribal leaders raised- up their predicament in their ancestral domain, problems on present economic condition and employment, and CNN using their tribe to stage atrocities against government forces and being persuaded by the National Democratic Front to join rallies in exchange for rice. Other issues and concerns were also raised by other tribal leaders. The body resolved that they will pass a resolution to RPOC on the formulation of defense structure for the protection of IPs, uplift their economic status; avail of educational scholarship and employment.

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●After Meeting Report on the Joint 10ID, PA and PNP PRO 12 Validation: On June 17, 2016, PSSUPT RODELIO B JOCSON, DRDO PRO 12, together with the Regional Quad Staff attended the Joint 10ID, PA- PNP PRO 12 Area Creating Validation at Sanguniang Bayan Hall of Kiamba, Sarangani Province for the validation of nineteen (19) Barangays of the said Municipality jointly recommended by 1002ndIB, PA and Sarangani PPO to be declared as Cleared Barangays. The Area Clearing Validation Board is chaired by COL. CASIANO C MONILLA, Assistant Division Commander 10ID with the Triad Staff and PNP PRO 12 Quad Staff as members which were all present during the meeting. Hon. Raul C. Martinez, Mayor of Kiamba, Sarangani Province together with all the Barangay Captains of the said municipality was also present in the said meeting. CAPT FERDINAND C RAGOS of 1002ndIB briefed the attendees on Joint Letter Directive 3 which prescribes the parameters and procedures in declaring priority areas as cleared from Communist Terrorist Movement (CTM) influence, the cooptation affected sectoral organizations and the insulation of unaffected areas and sectoral organizations. After which, was the presentation of barangays recommended for the validation, followed by the presentation of the barangay captains regarding their respective present internal security situation. After an intense deliberation, all the nineteen (19) Barangays except for Barangay Nalus were declared cleared from Communist Terrorist Movement Influence. Signing of Resolution by the chairman and members declaring the eighteen (18) Barangays as cleared followed. Meeting adjourned at 12 noon of same date.

● After Activity Report on Reiteration re 2nd Quarter CY 2016

National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED): On June 22, 2016 at 9 AM, Police Regional Office 12 conducted the 2016 2nd Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) at the PRO 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City. The purpose of the said drill was to evaluate the disaster preparedness of various PNP-PRO 12 offices/units, government agencies and private establishments. It was participated by the Uniformed and Non-Uniformed Personnel of this Regional Headquarters including tenant NSUs. The scenario started with a continuous ringing of bell as a signal of ground tremor with 6.9 magnitude earthquake. All personnel led by their chief clerks who acted as team leaders went outside the RHQ building in single direction and directly proceeded to the designated evacuation area located in front of the flag pole for head count. Upon knowing that there were unaccounted two personnel, concerned chief clerks immediately reported the details of the victim to the Incident Commander, PSSUPT JOSE A BRIONES, RCDS who, without any delay, directed the SAR team leader from RSTU 12 to conduct assessment if the devastated building was safe for entry by the rescuers for possible retrieval operation. First aid was immediately applied to the severely injured and unconscious victims inside the building before they were rushed by the medical team from RHS 12 to the hospital for medical treatment. After the earthquake drill, members of the evaluation team led by PINSP ROLAN G CATOBURAN who have undergone Validator’s

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Training gave their critics and recommendations based on their observation. Activity ended at around 9:45 in the morning of same date with fruitful result.

●After Activity Report on 115TH Police Service Anniversary Celebration: On August 11, 2016 at about 9 AM. PNP PRO12 celebrated its 115th Police Service Anniversary at RHQ, PRO12, Tambler, General Santos City with PDG RONALD M DELA ROSA, Chief PNP as the Guest of Honor and Speaker. Police Service Anniversary was significantly conducted annually with the years’s theme “Hamon ng Pagbabago, Pinag-ibayong Serbisyo”. The highlights of the activity were: The arrival Honors to PDG DELA ROSA followed by the program proper at PRO 12, Grandstand. After the program were the presentation of confiscated firearms and sachets /packs of shabu. Drug Surrenderers who graduated from Livelihood Programs (Hollow block Making and Balik Pag-Asa Livelihood Project) were also presented. At about 3PM of the same date, Activity successfully ended with boodle fight at RHQ covered court.

●After Activity Report on Final Coordinating Conference for the Visit of

President RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE: That on September 22, 2016 this Office conducted Final Coordinating Conference for the Visit of President RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE at PRO 12 Multi-Purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City presided by PCSUPT CEDRICK GAYONA TRAIN, ARD, PRO 12 and attended by the Command Group, DStaff, C, RSSUs, 1102nd BDE, PA, JTF Operations Officer, PA, representative from Philippine Coast Guard and representative from Presidential Management Staff. Topics discussed during the coordinating conference were the preparation, sequence of the activity, security plan and emergency evacuation plan during the visit of President DUTERTE. Activity ended at 4:30 PM of same date.

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●After Activity Report re 59th Foundation Anniversary and 13th Flomlok Festival: This pertains to the security coverage provided by Polomolok MPS during the 59th Foundation Anniversary and 13th Flomlok Festival of Polomolok, South Cotabato. On September 6, 2016, joint elements of Polomolok MPS, SCPPO led by PCI GEOVANNI E LADEO, OIC, 27th IB PA, AFP Reservist, CSU Polomolok, Traffic Enforcers, Kabalikat Civicom, Kabalikat Radiocom, Recon Pact and BPATs provided route and covert/overt security during the said occasion. The activity successfully ended on September 11, 2016 at about 5 AM with no untoward incident happened.

● After Activity Report re Inter-Agency Meeting Peace Caravan: This pertains to the security coverage provided by Esperanza MPS during Inter-Agency meeting re; Peace Caravan of OPAPP and LGU at Sultan Sinenggayan Elementary School, Barangay Ilian, Esperanza Sultan Kudarat. On September 22, 2016, at about 8 AM, Said meeting was participated by Heads of Offices/Agencies from different Provinces of Sultan Kudarat; PSSUPT RAUL SUPITER, PD, SKPPO; COL. CESAR DE MESA, INF.(GSC) PA 601BDE, CAPT. NASRULLAH C SEMA (SC) PA, CMO Officer, 57th IB, 1LT. JANO CYRIL REYES, Alpha Coy,57thIB, 6ID, PA; Hon. Eric B San Miguel, Vice Mayor; AO1 Corlene Keith Pacaña, RN,AO1, DOH; Dr. Rex A Lamprea, Sultan Kudarat Provincial Mobile Hospital; Rolando I Leves, Jr., National Housing Authority; Czarina M Go, Agriculture Technologist, BFAR; Eric M raz LLB, Provincial Officer, NCIP-SK; Felicidad E Jimenez, Education Supervisor II, CHED XII; Major Carlos T Sol, OPAPP Director; Engr. Reynaldo L Bernal, TESDA; Nelly Ylanan, Chief of Information Section, DA XII; Felisa A Sinobago, OIC, DTI; Arlene R Bismon, Chief LEO/Field office, DOLE; Noraidah Busran, RPC SLP head DSWD; Mrs. Virginia Perales, MSWD; and Rosita Leabris LCR. The program aims to reach out to their residents by giving their services and benefits prepared by the government to its people such as Operation Tuli and Distribution of Rice to its resident. Said Peace Caravan was attended by more or less 800 participants.

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●After Activity Report on the Presentation of Security Plan re 16th Charter Anniversary & 6th Negosyo Festival: On September 27, 2016 at about 9 AM, PCI JOMERO C SENTINTA, Operation and Plans Officer Koronadal MPS, together with PSUPT NESTOR A SALCEDO, Acting Chief, RID, PSUPT ROMEO RUEL B BERANGO, Acting Chief, ROPD and PSUPT MICHAEL B LEBANAN, Acting Chief, RPCRD conducted briefing and presentation of security plan regarding 16th Charter Anniversary and 6th Negosyo Festival on October 1-8, 2016 to be held at Conference Room, Tambler, General Santos City to PSSUPT FERDINND M GARAY, RCDS. PCI JOMERO C SENTINTA, Operation and Plans Officer, Koronadal MPS presented the briefing presentation on the security deployment for the entire activities such as LAKAD (Fun Walk & Sikad), Opening Trade Fair, Tiangge sa Parke/Motorcycle and Bike Industry Showcase, Dog Walk/Fashion Show, Golf Tournament, Koronadal Got TalenT, October Fest with Pangkabuhayan Showcase, Inter-Barangay basketball Tournament, Launching of Negosyo Center, Palengke festival Opening, Entrepreneural Skills Training, Fun Run, Pabonggahan ng Beauty sa Mercado, Magic Shows, Motocross, Kasalan ng Bayan and Celebrity Night.

● After Activity Report re Visit of CPNP: This pertains to the security coverage provided by this PRO 12 re visit of PDG RONALD M DELA ROSA CPNP during the 115th Police Service Anniversary Celebration. On August 11, 2016, personnel of GSCPO and SPPO provided route and area security during the visit of PDG RONALD M DELA ROSA, CPNP at PRO12, Tambler, General Santos City for the 115th Police Service Anniversary Celebration. At about 3 PM of the same date, the activity ended successfully with no untoward incident happened.

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●After Activity Report re RLECC 12 Sub- Committee on Information and Education Emergency Meeting: On September 9, 2016 at 9 AM, the Sub- Committee on Information and Education of Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Council 12 conducted an emergency meeting held at Training Center, DPWH Regional Office 12, Koronadal City.The meeting was presided by Director Olivia T Sudaria, RD, PIA 12. It was attended by Rosie C Javate, Chief, Construction Division DPWH 12, Atty. Dinah Jean S. Cornejo, PAO, Regional Office XII, PSUPT MICHAEL LEBANAN, Acting Chief, RPCRD, PSUPT ROMEO C GALGO, JR., Deputy, OROPD/ C,RPIO, PSUPT BENITO Z VERONA, Chief PCR, SCPPO, MAJOR TRISTAN REY VALVES, PA, 602nd Brigade Intel Officer, MAJOR STEPHEN ENCARNACION, PA, 601st Brigade Investigation Officer and Information Officers from different Regional Offices of this Region. The meeting was called to discuss the Information Quick Response Team which was created purposely to monitor issues for subsequent development of communication plan for a synchronized media lines and activities should there be any issues confronting any of the government entities and the declaration of the President Rodrigo R Duterte on National State of Emergency on Lawless Violence. Rosie C. Javate, Chief Construction Division, DPWH 12 presented their accomplishments to the attendees. After which, briefing presentation followed on: National State of Emergency Lawless Violence-Atty. Dinah Jean S. Cornejo, PAO Regional Office 12, Updates on Project Double Barrel- PSUPT ROMEO C GALGO, JR., Deputy, ROPD/C, RPIO and Anti- Terrorism Campaign-1LT TERESA T INGENTE, PA, CMO, 1002nd Infantry Brigade. Open Forum was moderated by Director Olivia T Suradia wherein some clarifications and quires were raised and properly addressed by the presenters. The next meeting will depend on the availability of the next sponsor.

●After Activity Report on 3rd Quarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting: On July 21, 2016, the 3rdQuarter Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) 12 Meeting was held at Mama Luisa J. Catolico Avenue, General Santos City sponsored by Sub- Committee on Health and Disaster (OCD 12, DOH 12, BFP 12, NEDA 12, DILG 12 and DSWD 12) presided by the Vice Chairman,Atty. Augusto Eric A Isidoro, RD, NBI 12 together with PSSUPT LEONARDO SUAN, DRDO, PRO 12andattended by 29regular members. DIR. MINDA C. MORANTE, RD, OCD 12, delivered her welcome remarks followed by

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thepresentation of RLECC members by PSUPT ROMEO RUEL R BERANGO, OIC, ROPD and determination of quorum. After which, the vice chairman called the meeting to order and followed by the reading and approval of the minutes of the previous meeting. Topics discussed were theoperational accomplishments of OCD 12, DOH 12, DSWD 12 and NEDA 12. Likewise, OIC, ROPD briefed the attendees on the CMC 16-2016 “Project Double Barrel” and its accomplishments. An open forum was moderated by DRDO, PRO12, wherein BJMP 12 requested the support of the PNP and PDEA 12 in the conduct of “Project Greyhound” in General Santos City Jail.

●After Activity Report on Joint Regional Crisis Management Committee (RCMC) RPOC and Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) Emergency Meeting: On September 5, 2016 at 2 PM, the undersigned attended and presided the joint Regional Crisis Management Committee (RCMC) and Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) Emergency Meeting held at FB Hotel Function Hall, Koronadal City. The meeting was graced by Governor Daisy Avance Fuentes of South Cotabato. It was attended by: BGEN. RONALD C VILLANUEVA, PA, 1002nd Brigade Commander; COL. CIRILITO E SOBEJANA,601st Brigade Commander; Director Reynaldo M. Bungubung, RD, DILG 12; Atty. Augusto Eric A. Isidoro, RD, NBI 12; Director Arturo B Bayabot, CESO V, RD DepEd 12; Director Olivia Sudaria, PIA 12; Director Francisco V. Mateo, OIC, DOH 12; PSSUPT FRANKLIN A ALVERO, PD SCPPO; and other representatives from different Government Regional Offices. The meeting was called to discuss the declaration of the State of Lawless Violence by President Rodrigo R Duterte in the entire country in relation to the bombing incident transpired at Davao City and the war on illegal drugs. Likewise, Atty. Dinah Jean Cornejo, PAO XII discussed the Legal Principles of State of Lawless Violence and PSUPT ROMEO R GALGO, JR, Deputy ROPD briefed the attendees on the PRO 12 accomplishment on Project: Double Barrel and the Bombing Incidents occurred in the AOR from CY 2011 to present. Additionally, Governor Daisy Avance Fuentes on her message stressed-out that every government agencies must do their share in securing Region 12 in attaining peaceful community. More policemen and military will be deployed in streets and set up more checkpoints to prevent similar incident in Davao City.

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After Activity Report on Reiteration re 2nd Quarter CY 2016 National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED): On June 22, 2016 at 9 AM, Police Regional Office 12 conducted the 2016 2nd Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) at the PRO 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City. The purpose of the said drill was to evaluate the disaster preparedness of various PNP-PRO 12 offices/units, government agencies and private establishments. It was participated by the Uniformed and Non-Uniformed Personnel of this Regional Headquarters including tenant NSUs.The scenario started with a continuous ringing of bell as a signal of ground tremor with 6.9 magnitude earthquake. All personnel led by their chief clerks who acted as team leaders went outside the RHQ building in single direction and directly proceeded to the designated evacuation area located in front of the flag pole for head count. Upon knowing that there were unaccounted two personnel, concerned chief clerks immediately reported the details of the victim to the Incident Commander, PSSUPT JOSE A BRIONES, RCDS who, without any delay, directed the SAR team leader from RSTU 12 to conduct assessment if the devastated building was safe for entry by the rescuers for possible retrieval operation. First aid was immediately applied to the severely injured and unconscious victims inside the building before they were rushed by the medical team from RHS 12 to the hospital for medical treatment. After the earthquake drill, members of the evaluation team led by PINSP ROLAN G CATOBURAN who have undergone Validator’s Training gave their critics and recommendations based on their observation.

After Activity Report Re; 2nd Coordinating Conference: On September 19, 2016 at about 9 AM, a coordinating conference was held at Conference Room, PRO12, Tambler, General Santos City. Said meeting was presided by PCSUPT CEDRICK GAYONA TRAIN, Regional Director together with his PRO12 staff PCSUPT ANTONIO ANCHETA TAYLAN JR, DRDA, PSSUPT LEONARDO RAMOS SUAN, DRDO, PSSUPT FERDINAND MOZO GARAY, RCDS, OIC, RPSB 12 and Division Chiefs. PSUPT RAUL BERANGO, Operation Officer presented briefing presentation on the security deployment plan. Recommendation and additional courses of action were given by PRO 12 staff to strengthen the security plan on the said visit. The meeting ended at about 11:30 am of the same date with fruitful result.

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After Activity Report re 60th Foundation Anniversary: On November 15, 2016 at about 6 AM, personnel of Carmen MPS, CPPO led by SPO4 Junaly R Jacinto, MESPO participated the “Thanksgiving Mass” which was presided by Bishop Jose Colin M. Bagaforo in connection with the Carmen 60TH Foundation Anniversary and 60th Birthday celebration of the Municipal Mayor Hon. Rogelio T. Talino. At about 8:40 AM of the same date, PNP personnel of Carmen MPS, CPPO led by PCINSP JULIUS R MALCONTENTO together with BPATS, 7TH IB “B” Coy (INF) PA AFP, BFP Carmen, CPPO K-9 unit, CPPSF and RPSB 12 conducted security assistance during the parade. The said activity was participated by 28 barangays and different organization with more or less 2,000 individuals joined on said parade. At about 1 PM, PNP personnel of Carmen MPS, CPPO conducted dialogue with the individual on project “DUTERTE” distributing 500 leaflets during the conduct of Inter-Barangay Basketball Championship. Activity ended at about 2:30 PM of the same date.

After Security Coverage Report re 55th Foundation Anniversary of Tulunan: On November 13, 2016 at about 6 PM, personnel of Tulunan MPS, CPPO led by PSINSP FELIX B FORNAN together with EOD, CPPO, PCR PNCO, PPSF, RPSF, AFP and BPATS members, TMU provided area security at Tulunan Municipal Gym during the Talent Night of Mutya ng Tulunan. Activity ended at about 11 PM of the same date.

After Security Coverage Report re 55th Foundation Anniversary of Tulunan On November 14, 2016 at about 3:45 AM, Fun Run Activity was facilitated by personnel of Tulunan MPS as an opening salvo in commemoration of 55th Founding Anniversary that was participated by LGU personnel headed by Hon. Mayor Reuel P Limbungan, Municipal employees, AFP personnel, teachers, drug surrenderers and other individuals. Activity ended at about 6:50 AM of the same date. Other Activities were as follows: Medical Outreach Programs organized by Farmers Training Center, Farmers Day, Liga ng mga Barangay Night, Job Fair facilitated by DOLE 12, Festive and Community Parade wherein Hon. Mayor Reuel P Limbungan delivered his State of Municipal Address (SOMA), sport activities and Rave/Foam Party. Activity ended on November 20, 2016 at about 1 AM with fruitful result.

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After Security Coverage Report re Munato Festival 2016: Provincial Director with 73rd IB, PA, BFP, RPSB 12, HPG 12, SWAT, EOD/K9, SPPSC and PSG provided security coverage during the celebration of Munato Festival 2016 in Alabel, Sarangani Province.The three-day activities were highlighted with major activities such as Sarangani Youth Day, Transport Summit, 3rd Congressman Ruel Pacquiao Chess Tournament , Tribal Sports2, Heritage Craft Conference 2, Street Dancing Showcase and Grand Concert. On November 24, 2016 at 1:30 PM, PCSUPT CEDRICK G TRAIN, Acting Regional Director attended and represented PDG RONALD DELA ROSA, CPNP as the speaker of the Platform Live in Sarangani followed by USec. Marlou Mendoza and Rafael Alunan III at the Capitol Gymnasium, Sarangani Capitol Complex, Alabel, Sarangani Province.The three-day activity ended on November 26, 2016 at 6 PM.

After Activity Report re 80th Anniversary Celebration: On November 12-25, 2016, Midsayap MPS, CPPO led by PSUPT BERNARD V TAYONG, OIC, with 34th IB, PA, RPSB 12, CPPO EODT, EOD/K9 PA, Magpet MPS and Pres. Roxas MPS, Force Multipliers and volunteers from MACTF, MTMU, Bantay Bayan, Reservist provided security coverage during the 80th Foundation Anniversary of Midsayap, Cotabato.The week long celebration was highlighted with major event and ended on November 25, 2016 which was attended by Department of Agriculture Secretary Manny F Piñol as Guest of Honor and Speaker.

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After Security Coverage Report re SPAA 2016: On November 21, 2016 at 7:30 AM, SPPO led by PSUPT JOSEPH SEMILLANO, Acting Provincial Director with 73rd IB, PA, Malapatan MPS, SPPSC, and volunteers from DepEd provided security coverage to the participants of the Provincial Athletics Association (SPAA).The five–day activities was officially and formally opened by Governor Steve C. Solon, Sarangani Province and attended by sports officials, coaches, athletes, spectators and visitors.The said activity ended on November 25, 2016 at 1:30 P.M. after the awarding of winners which was attended by Mr. Eddie Nabor, Program Specialist and Sports Coordinator, DepEd, Sarangani Province.

After Activity Report re Inauguration and Turn-Over Ceremony: On November 24, 2016 at 9 AM PCSUPT CEDRICK G TRAIN, Acting Regional Director attended and represented PDG RONALD M “BATO” DELA ROSA, CPNP as guest speaker during the inauguration of T’boli Municipal Police Station and turnover of the newly acquired PNP Mobile Patrol Vehicle and one motorcycle donated by the Provincial Government of South Cotabato and six pieces of newly acquired AK-47 rifle donated by the LGU of T’boli at Sitio Tablogan, Aflek, T’boli, South Cotabato.The activity was spearheaded by T’boli Municipal Mayor Dibu Tuan and attended by PSSUPT LEONARD R SUAN, DRDO, Regional Staffs, Provincial/City Directors and other PNP Officers. The activity ended at about 1:30 PM of the same date with no untoward incident.

After Activity Report on 18th Tuna Festival: On September 5, 2016, a total of 811 personnel from different Police Stations of GSCPO, PPSC and PSB 12 were augmented to General Santos City to provide area, route, covert/overt security and 24/7 checkpoint operations to ensure the safe conduct of the said celebration. General Santos City celebrated its 48th Charter Anniversary coupled with 18th Tuna Festival celebration from August 22 to September 22, 2016.The celebration which was highlighted with major events such as by Flag Raising Ceremony infront of GSC City Hall. Said activity was participated by LGU officials and employees led by Hon. Mayor Ronel Rivera , PCSUPT CEDRICK G TRAIN, RD PRO12, GSCPO personnel led by PSSUPT MAXIMO

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LAYUGAN with major and minor events such as Photo Exhibit, Fashion Show Pre-pageant segment of the Miss Tourism 2016, Table Tennis Tournament, Wreath-Laying Ceremony, Flavours of Tuna: A Culinary & Skills Challenge, National Tuna Congress, Tuna Float Parade, 1st Dragon Boat Championship, TF Open Basketball Invitational Tournament, Bangsi Water Craft, 2nd Tunafest Dog show, Grand Fish Fest sa Fishport and 15th Yellowfin Tuna Mountain Bike Challenge, Pop Idol/Hip-hop Dance Competition, Tunafest Lawihan Triathlon, 5k Fun Run, Munting Mutya ng Gensan 2016 Coronation Night, Tunafest Boxing tournament, Lawn tennis Tournament and many others. The activity successfully and peacefully At about 3PM of the same date, Activity successfully ended with boodle fight at RHQ covered court.

3. Community Relations

Education and Awareness Advocacies (Seminar/Lecture)

Unit Topic/Subject Number of

Seminar/Lecture Conducted

Number of Participants

PRO12 Crime Prevention 2,312 111,428

Data/Intelligence Gathering 423 9,747

Bomb Detection 214 54,469

Illegal Drug Prevention and Control 3,271 174,230

Women and Children Related Matters 1,269 90,633

Total 7,489 440,507

B. Improve Crime Solution Results-Oriented Operations 1. Investigation

For the period covered from January 1 to October 30, 2016, the Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division had received a total of 21,316 crime incidents reported and out of this, a total of 11,431 crimes cleared while 8768 were solved which indicated a 53.63% Crime Clearance Efficiency (CCE) and 41.13% Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE). On Average Monthly Crime Rate (AMCR), it registered at 46 incidents per 100,000 populations

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a. General Investigation

1. LOI 03/11 Patnubay

For the period January to November 2016, this Office conducted investigation and pre-charge evaluation on administrative complaints/cases totaling to 67 complaints involving 77 personnel. Out of these 67 complaints, 60 complaints has been resolved of which 44 cases were filed to DLOS, RPHRDD; 5 complaints were referred to RIAS 12; 2 complaint were referred to Ombudsman; 7 complaint were dropped and closed and 2 complaint has no jurisdiction over the complaint. There are still 7 complaint under Pre-Charge Evaluation.

2. LOI 01/95 Manhunt Charlie

For the period of January 1 to October 31, 2016, a total of 1,046 persons with warrants were arrested, of which 60 were listed in the Top 10 Most Wanted Person by City and Municipal level.

b. Follow-up Investigation

1. Service of Warrants of Arrest

For the period from January 1 to October 31, 2016, a total of 1621 Warrants of Arrest were received region wide and a total of 748 of which were served, reflecting a 35.3% service of warrants efficiency; while 64.6% percent or 1048 Warrant of Arrest remained unnerved for reason that the accused whereabouts cannot be established in the area of responsibility or elsewhere and others were recalled by the issuing court.

2. Compliance to Court Duties

From January –October 2016, a total of 7968 subpoenas and orders from court were received and out of this, 7865 were duly complied and served.

3. Heinous Crimes

This Office has recorded heinous crimes broken down as follows:

Heinous Crimes No. of Incidents

Murder 475

Rape 136

Carnapping 583

R.A. 9165 581

Robbery 463

Parricide 19

Arson 1

TOTAL 2,258

Out of these figures, 838 cases have been filed in various Courts while the remaining cases still under follow-up investigation indicating a 37.11% Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE) in the investigation of heinous crimes.

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Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD)

A total of 4,544 crimes related to women and children were accounted categorized as follows: Crimes against Children 1330, Youth Offender Cases 1,069 and Violence against Women 2,145. Out of this figure, a total of 593 cases were filed in court while 3,951 cases fall either under investigation, referred to DSWD/Brgy and/or settled amicably.

SMS Text Complaint from OCPNP:

OPR

Office Text MMS from OCPNP

Text MSG acted

Report forwarded to OCPNP SMS action

center

RHQ 1 1 1

CPPO 4 4 4

SCPPO 6 6 6

GSCPO 7 7 7

SKPPO 5 5 4

SPPO 2 2 2

CCPO 4 4 4

TOTAL 29 29 28

Investigation Courses/Seminars:

Office Course/Seminar Inclusive date Number of days


Number of Course conducted

RIDMD 1st Batch of CIC CL

394-2016 Feb 8-01 April

2016 35 69 1

RIDMD Automated Fingerprint Identification System

(AFIS)

March 30-31, 2016

2 69 1

WCPD WCPD Specialized Course CL 34-2016

R12

Mar 2-17, 2016

12 58 1

RIDMD 2nd Batch CIC CL 417-

2016 June 14-

August 12, 2016

35 63 1

WCPD Seminar Workshop on

VAWC and other gender related

June 1-3, 2016

3 49 1

WCPD

WCPD Specialized Course CL 41-2016

R12

July 21-August 5,

2016 12 47 1

RIDMD

1st Batch Crime Scene First Responder

Workshop

October 10-14, 2016

5 40 1

RIDMD

2nd Batch Crime Scene First

Responder Workshop

November 22-29, 2016

6 46 1

RIDMD

Investigation Officers Basic Course CY

2016

November 22, 2016On Going

45 51 1

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RIDMD ACTIVITIES CY 2016

This office conducted Criminal Investigation Course Class 394-15 that started on

February 08, 2016 and completed on April 1, 2016 with 65 participants coming from different CPOs/PPOs, RPSB and PPSC/CPSC of the PRO. The opening ceremony was conducted at about 9:00 in the morning of February 8, 2016, at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City with PCSUPT NOEL PONLA ARMILLA, RD, PRO 12 as the Keynote Speaker who was duly represented by PSSUPT ANTONIO ANCIETA TAYLAN JR, DRDA. The eight weeks of the course were employed to different subjects taught in accordance with the Standard Training Package (STP) provided by that office. The last weeks of the training were utilized in the conduct of Automated Fingerprint Identification System Seminar. It has been the practice of this PRO to incorporate these courses to the CIC so that the participants will be molded into complete and skilled investigators.

On November 22, 2016, PRO 12 conducted the joint opening of Investigation Officers Basic Course CY 2016 and 2nd Batch of Crime Scene First Responders Seminar Workshop at PRO 12 Multi purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City and was attended by 46 participants for CSFRS and 51 participants for IOBC held at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City with PCSUPT ERIC SERAFIN REYES, Deputy Director DIDM as the Keynote Speaker.

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On November 22, 2016, PRO 12 conducted the joint opening of Investigation

Officers Basic Course CY 2016 and 2nd Batch of Crime Scene First Responders Seminar Workshop at PRO 12 Multi purpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City and was attended by 46 participants for CSFRS and 51 participants for IOBC held at PRO 12 Multipurpose Hall, Tambler, General Santos City with PCSUPT ERIC SERAFIN REYES, Deputy Director DIDM as the Keynote Speaker.

On November 29, 2016, PRO 12 conducted the closing ceremony of 2nd Batch

Crime Scene First Responders Seminar Workshop wherein PSSUPT DEBOLD M SINAS distributed the certificates of completion and delivered the message of the Acting Regional Director.

On October 24-28, 2016, RIDMD 12 conducted cascading on Next Generation Investigation System (NGIS) at Regional Training Center, Lanton, Apopong, General Santos City and was participated by PSSLC and PSFTP Class with PSUPT MARIO C CORTES, Regional Training Director and thereafter, PO3 Lucky Bernard Pineda, CIRAS PNCO started his cascading on NGIS. The activity has successfully ended on October 28, 2016.

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On November 14, 2016, cascading of Online Web-based CIDMS to the participants

of PPOs/CPOs, CIDG 12, HPG 12, Maritime 12, and Cybercrime 12 at GSCPO Conference Room, Camp Fermin G Lira, General Santos City.

WCPD ACTIVITIES CY 2016 On March 17, 2016 at exactly 1 PM, a total of 58 police officers coming from the

different PRO 12 CPOs/PPOs, RHQ, AVESEG 12, RMU 12 and RPSB 12 attended the Closing Ceremony of 12-Day Specialized Course for WCPD Officers CL 34-2016 R12. The activity was graced. by PSSUPT JOSE ARNALDO BRIONES, RCDS who represented PCSUPT NOEL P ARMILLA, RD PRO 12 together with PSSUPT DANILO P PERALTA, RPHRDD; and PSUPT ROMUELDA B EMPLEO, C, WCPD. The event was even momentous as the participants received their Certificate of Completion signifying that they have surpassed the training modules set by the said course. Likewise, a male participant top notched the whole class in the name of PO3 Jorge Eric R Dela Cruz of Tupi MPS, SCPPO, PRO 12 while PO3 Jacquiline D Derla of GSCPO, PRO 12 got the 2nd place, and P03 Rena Gencianos of GSCPO, PRO 12 ranked third. The program ended at exactly 2PM of the same date with a commendable result.

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On April 28-29, 2016, the Regional Juvenile Justice and Welfare Committee (RJJWC

XII) members conducted an inspection, monitoring and visitation to the 15 CICL Custodial Facilities in Sarangani Police Provincial Office and General Santos City Police Office. Likewise, the committee made personal interviews with the CICLs detained at Sarangani Provincial Jail and Malapatan Municipal Jail regarding the status of their cases. The 2-day activity was primarily designed to see the current status and treatment of the CICLs and the facilities where they were detained, to inform them of their cases and their rights, and to gather relevant data and seek for the possible improvements on the facilities the government can offer to them. The activity was participated by the following members: Atty. Dinah Jean Cornejo, PAO; Bro. Crispin Betita, St. Marcellin Foundation; PO2 Jean Alimojanid, WCPD, PRO 12; PO2 Lalaine Paglinawan, WCPD, PRO 12; JO1 Julius Becislao, BJMP; Ms. Rabyn Quiñones, RJJWC XII, Ms. Rhodelia Mandolado, CHR; and Ms. Devina C Sobrera, Youth Sector Representative.

On June 28-30, 2016, this office conducted a Cascading of CIRAS for WCPD Officers to its 126 WCPD personnel assigned at this region. Activities such as proper encoding of incident reports were done, likewise, CIRAS was introduced to them as part of the PNP capability enhancement program and in compliance to the new adopted PNP web-based programs which is the e-blotter system.

On July 21-August 5, 2016, WCPD conducted a 12-day specialized course and

was attended by 47 participants coming from different stations of PRO 12. PCSUPT ANTONIO A TAYLAN JR., DRDA, PRO 12 together with the Directorial Staff attended the Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony held at General Santos City Police Office Hall, Camp Fermin G. Lira Jr., General Santos City.

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2. Capability Building on Human Rights

This Office had established and maintained a total of 67 Human Rights Desks from

Regional down to Provincial/City/Municipal Police Stations. Moreover, all HR Desks were

placed on different Offices with directional signage visible to inform the public of its

existence and operation and being manned by HROs and 182 HRDOs.

3. Prevention and Control of Human Rights violation

1. Conduct of 27 random visitation/inspection to all City and Municipal Police

Stations Custodial Facilities and 633 inventory of persons under custody to ensure that

they are treated in a humane and dignified manner; 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. For the period, a total of 909

persons under custody of different custodial facilities of MPS/CPS of this PRO were

accounted. A. Random Custodial Facility Inspection/Visitation:

UNIT

DATE

CONDUCTED

CITY/MUNICIPAL POLICE

STATIONS VISITED/INSPECTED

NR. OF

VISITATION/INSPECTION

CONDUCTED

CONDUCTED BY

RHRD

PRO 12

April 4-5, 2016

1) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Lake Sebu MPS Sto. Niño MPS Norala MPS Koronadal MPS

2) Sarangani PPO (SPPO) Glan MPS Malapatan MPS Alabel MPS Malungon MPS

8

RHRD 12/CHR 12

April 20, 2016

General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Stations 1-8

8

RHRD 12/CHR

12/WCPD PRO 12

June 8, 2016

South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Lake Sebu MPS Surallah MPS

2

HRAO/RHRD

UNIT NR OF HR DESKs HRDOs

RHQ/PPO/CPO MPS/CPS

PRO12 HRDO 1 5

General Santos CPO 1 8 26

Cotabato CPO 1 4 13

Sultan Kudarat PPO 1 12 31

Cotabato PPO 1 18 51

South Cotabato PPO 1 11 36

Sarangani PPO 1 7 20

TOTAL: 7 60 182

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July 27, 2016

1) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Tacurong CPS Tupi MPS

2) Sultan Kudarat PPO (SKPPO) Isulan MPS

3

RHRD 12

August 4, 2016

1) General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Station 3

2) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO) Tupi MPS 3) Sultan Kudarat PPO (SKPPO) Isulan MPS Tacurong CPS

4

RHRD 12

August 4, 2016


2) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO) Tupi MPS 3) Sultan Kudarat PPO (SKPPO) Tacurong CPS Isulan MPS

4

RHRD 12

November 28,

2016

General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Station 5 Police Station 7

2

RHRD 12

TOTAL NR. OF VISITATIONS/INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED - - - - - 27

A. Inventory of Persons Under Custody:

INVENTORY OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY

PPOs/CPOs

NR. OF INVENTORY

CONDUCTED

(As of Jan-Nov CY

2016)

NR. OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY (PUC)

(As of October CY 2016)

Male

Female

Minor

Total

CCPO 7 135 22 0 157

GSCPO 100 184 24 0 208

CPPO 59 99 22 2 123

SKPPO 49 66 10 0 76

SCPPO 283 198 20 0 218

SPPO 132 121 5 1 127

TOTAL 633 803 103 3 909

1. Distribution of leaflets on 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 and posting of a Tarpaulin on the Rights of Persons Arrested, Detained or under Custodial Investigation.

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2. Conducted Human Rights Inquiry to alleged HRV Cases:

PPO/CPO

NATURE OF CASE REFERRED

DATE REFERRED

REFERRED TO

REMARKS

GSCPO

Alleged Misconduct, Grave Threats and

Grave Coercion against PO3 Arnel Dizon

June 23, 2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

Death of Joshua Andrejas Avenido,

Person Under custody of PS1, GSCPO

July 25, 2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

CCPO

Death of Jose Efren Obillio, Person

Under Custody of Kidapawan MPS

July 25, 2016

RIDMD

No Case has

been filed

against PNP

Personnel

Death of detainee inside Lock-Up Cell

of Arakan MPS

June 6, 2016

RIDMD

Case Closed

SKPPO

Murder Case, PO1 Lorenzo

March 3, 2016

RIDMD

With Admin

Cases:

PRO 12 AC No.

115-072816

PRO 12 AC No.

116-072816

Pending for

Decision

SCPPO

Alledged Torture, Case committed by T’boli

MPS personnel to Elmar Merlie Canonigo

March 31, 2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

Death of Fitu Wa Gid Sawang, RSIDT

at Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

February 26, 2016

RIDMD

No Case

(Operation

conducted is in

accordance with

POP)

Grave Misconduct against PO1 Ramil

Mindigoria Villon

February 26, 2016

RIDMD

Subject for Pre-

Charge

Investigation

(Pending RD’s

signature)

Death of Rowell T Kipad, Sepaka

Surallah, South Cotabato

March 22, 2016

RIDMD

No Case

(Operation

conducted is in

accordance with

POP)

Death of Budin Faan, Person under

custody of Lake Sebu MPS

July 25, 2016

RIDMD For Pre-

Charge

Investigation

(RIAS 12)

RECAPITULATION

UNIT # CASE RECEIVED/ EVALUATED

# OF CASES REFERRED TO APPROP INVEST OFC

GSCPO

2

2

CCPO

CPPO

2

2

SKPPO

1

1

SCPPO

5

5

SPPO

TOTAL

10

10

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C. Improved Community Safety Awareness trough 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. Conduct of Human Rights Seminars with a total number of 507 PNP participants. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “A”)

TRAINING

TITLE

DATE

PLACE

NO. OF

PAX

PARTICIPANTS

CONDUCTED

BY

2-Day Human Rights

Seminar

Jan 19-20,

2016

PRO 12,

MPH, Tambler,

GSC

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RHQ and RPSB

12

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Feb 3, 2016 & Mar 7, 2016

PRO 12,

MPH, Tambler,

GSC

22

RCEO 12

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Feb 9-10, 2016

PRO 12, MPH,

Tambler, GSC

65

PESPO/MESPO/CESPO/ Coy 1st

Sgt Personnel

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Feb17-18,

2016

PRO 12,

MPH, Tambler,

GSC

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GSCPO, SPPO,

& RHQ

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Mar 1-2,

2016

PRO 12, MPH,

Tambler, GSC

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SCPPO, RPSB

Maneuver Company, &

RHQ

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Mar 8-9,

2016

King's Hall, Provincial Capitol,

Isulan, SK

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SKPPO, CPPO, & RPSB

Maneuver Company

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

62

Mar 10-11,

2016

King's Hall,

Prov’l Capitol,

Isulan, SK

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CCPO, SKPPO, & RPSB

Maneuver Company

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Mar 19-20,

2016

PRO 12, Covered Court,

Tambler, GSC

125 PNP Personnel undergoing PNP

SCOUT

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

[ Mar 28-29,

2016

RPSB 12

Conference Rm, Tambler

GSC

32

RPSB 12

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

1-Day Human Rights

Seminar

September

2, 2016

PRO 12,

MPH, Tambler,

GSC

74

Deputy Commanders of PPOs/CPOs &

Deputy Commanders of Municipal/City Police Stations

RHRD PRO 12/PSUPT

DELA CRUZ

Total Nr of Seminars Conducted ----- 10 Total Nr of Participants ----- 581

2. Rendered Human Rights related lectures with a total number of 758 participants. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “B”)

TRAINING TITLE

DATE

NO. OF PAX

TOPIC/S DISCUSSED

5-Day Civil Disturbance Management

Refresher Training

PRO 12 MPH,

Tambler, GSC/

Apr 8, 2016

86 Public

Safety Forces

Region wide

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); and

Criminal Investigation

Course

Golden State College,

Lagao, GSC/ Jun 17, 2016

65 Investigators

Public Safety Basic Recruit Course

RTS 12, Lanton,

Apopong, GSC/

Jul 1, 2016

122 PNP

Trainees

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Salient provisions of UDHR 1987 Philippine Constitution particularly the Bill of Rights.

Lecture on Human Rights

RCEO 12 Admin Room/ June 24, 2016

21 RCEO personnel

PNP Human Rights Based-Policing Program

15-Day Explosive Ordnance

Reconnaissance Agent Training

PRO 12 MPH, Tambler,

GSC/ Jul 20, 2016

50 EOD

personnel


Managing Police Operations Seminar


GSC/ Sept. 12, 2016

25 Investigation

and Intelligence

Officer


Anti-Illegal Drugs Campaign Forum

Mindanao State

University Gymnasium,

GSC/ Sept. 14, 2016

385 MSU

students

Concept of PNP Human Rights Based Policing Program, its development and implementation.

Salient Provision of Administrative Order No. 35, Creating the Inter-Agency Committee on Extra-Legal Killings, Enforced Disappearances, Torture and other Grave Violations of the Right to Life, Liberty and Security of Persons.

Managing Police Operations


GSC/ Sept. 19, 2016

25 Investigation

and Intelligence

Officer


Paralegal Inputs on Human Rights, Arrest, Search and Seizure

T’boli Parish Center, T’boli,

South Cot./ Sept. 25, 2016

72 individuals spearheaded by Rev. Father Rey C. Joloro; personnel from Alpha Company, 27th IB, PA; PNP personnel of T’boli MPS; Lay Ministers; Parish Pastoral Council Presidents

Rules and Procedures of Arrest, Search and Seizure and concept of PNP Human Rights Based Policing Program, its development and implementation

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and Officers; and GKK members.

Investigation Officers Basic Course (IOBC)


GSC/ November 25

& 28, 2016

52 PNP Officers

MPS/CPS/RPSB/NSU & 2 Officers from Phil.

Army, AFP

Human Rights, Special Laws in Human Rights, Anti-Torture Act (RA 9745) & Phil. Act on Crimes Against Genocide &

Other Crimes Against Humanity (RA 9851)

3. Conduct of PICE to PNP Personnel on various Human Rights Advisories and other Human Rights related issues and concerns with a total number of 630 and 18102 PNP attendees. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “C”)

UNIT NR. OF PICE CONDUCTED NR OF PARTICIPANTS

ATTENDED

RHQ 8 439

GSCPO 83 2278

CCPO 2 45

CPPO 51 1442

SKPPO 142 3626

SCPPO 219 7462

SPPO 125 2810 TOTAL: 630 18102

4. Initiated Human Rights Related Community-Based Dialogues.

UNIT

NR OF CBD CONDUCTED

RHQ 13

GSCPO 36

CPPO 34

SKPPO 30

SCPPO 180

SPPO 2

TOTAL: 295

5. Conduct of Police Human Rights Officers Conference with a total number of 82 attendees.

UNIT DATE NR. OF PAX ATTENDEES

RHQ

27 Jan 2016

22 C, RLO 12, PHROs from PPOs/CPOs

25 Nov 2016

17 PPHROs/CPHROs

GSCPO 10 Jun 2016 30 C, HRAO, RPHRO, CPHROs

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COPs, Investigators, SPHROs

SCPPO

5 Jul 2016 13 PPHROs & MPHROs

TOTAL NR OF PARTICIPANTS - - - - - 82

6. Attended 11 Media Interviews and Press Releases related to Human

Rights Advocacy.

UNIT NR OF MEDIA INTERVIEWS AND PRESS

RELEASES

GSCPO 4

SKPPO 4

CPPO 3

TOTAL: 11

4. Displaying of streamers and distribution of IEC Materials in relation with

the commemoration of the month-long celebration of the “August 12, International Humanitarian Law Day” with a theme “International Humanitarian Law Day: Mga Aral ng Nakaraan, Hamon sa Kasalukuyan.”

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:

1. Attended dialogue, meeting, and other related activity on human rights – driven activities with different sectors as follows:

Dialogue/Meeting/HR Related

Activity

DATE

VENUE

One-Day Collaborative

Meeting/SULONG CARHRIHL

January 22,

2016 Kidapawan City

Signing of MOU between

Representatives from Security Sectors

and IP Leaders

February 12, 2016

Hotel de Crisbelle, Digos

City

2nd Regular Bi-Monthly Regional

Juvenile Justice and Welfare

Committee (RJJWC) Meeting

May 12, 2016 FB Hotel, Koronadal City

Community-Based Dialogue (CBD) June 29, 2016

San Lorenzo Ruiz Parish,

T’boli

South Cotabato

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2nd Leg of the 2016 PNP-ICRC

Workshop/Training

August 16-17,

2016

Seda Abreeza Hotel, JP

Laurel Avenue, Bajada,

Poblacion, Davao City

1st Leg Cluster Training of Trainers for PHROs

September 6-7,

2016 Davao City

Initiated Activities for

Support/Cooperation

of Stakeholders:

UNIT

DATE

OFFICE/AGENCY

MATTER OF CONCERN

RHRD

2 Jun

2016

City Prosecutors

Office

General Santos City

Decongestion of Custodial

Facilities of GSCPO

12 May

2016 DSWD

Safekeeping of Minors to

PNP Custodial Facilities

15 Jun

2016

CIDG 12

General Santos City

Issue on the Commitment of

Person under Custody

under the custody of CIDG

12

15 Jun

2016

COMELEC 12

General Santos City

Issue on Kidapawan

Farmer-Protesters Dispersal

24 Jun

2016

BJMP 12

Koronadal City

Admission of Accused with

Commitment Order &

Physical Injuries

27 Jul

2016

City Hall, Koronadal

City

Issues affecting the congestion of custodial facilities of MPS/CPS of South Cotabato.

04 Aug

2016

City Prosecutors

Office

General Santos City

Decongestion of Custodial Facilities of MPS/CPS of GSCPO, SPPO & SCPPO.

3. Prevention and Control of Human Rights Violations

Conduct of 27 random visitation/inspection to all City and Municipal Police

Stations Custodial Facilities and 633 inventory of persons under custody to ensure that

they are treated in a humane and dignified manner; 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. For the period, a total of 909

persons under custody of different custodial facilities of MPS/CPS of this PRO were

accounted.

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Random Custodial Facility Inspection/Visitation:

UNIT

DATE

CONDUCTED

CITY/MUNICIPAL POLICE

STATIONS

VISITED/INSPECTED

NR. OF

VISITATION/INSPEC

TION CONDUCTED

CONDUCTED

BY

RHRD

PRO 12

April 4-5,

2016

1) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Lake Sebu MPS Sto. Niño MPS Norala MPS Koronadal MPS 2) Sarangani PPO (SPPO) Glan MPS Malapatan MPS Alabel MPS Malungon MPS

8

RHRD

12/CHR 12

April 20,

2016

General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Stations 1-8

8 RHRD

12/CHR

12/WCPD

PRO 12

June 8,

2016

South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Lake Sebu MPS Surallah MPS

2

HRAO/RHRD

July 27,

2016

1) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO): Tacurong CPS Tupi MPS

2) Sultan Kudarat PPO (SKPPO) Isulan MPS

3

RHRD 12

August 4,

2016

1) General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Station 3 2) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO) Tupi MPS 3) Sultan Kudarat PPO

4

RHRD 12

68

(SKPPO) Isulan MPS Tacurong CPS

August 4,

2016


2) South Cotabato PPO (SCPPO) Tupi MPS 3) Sultan Kudarat PPO (SKPPO) Tacurong CPS Isulan MPS

4

RHRD 12

November

28, 2016

General Santos CPO (GSCPO) Police Station 5 Police Station 7

2 RHRD 12

TOTAL NR. OF VISITATIONS/INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED - - - - - 27

Inventory of Persons Under Custody:

INVENTORY OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY

PPOs/CPOs

NR. OF

INVENTORY

CONDUCTED

(As of Jan-Nov

CY 2016)

NR. OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY

(PUC)

(As of October CY 2016)

Male

Female

Minor

Total

CCPO 7 135 22 0 157

GSCPO

100 184 24 0 208

CPPO

59 99 22 2 123

SKPPO

49 66 10 0 76

283 198 20 0 218

69

SCPPO

SPPO

132 121 5 1 127

TOTAL 633 803 103 3 909

3. Distribution of leaflets on 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 and posting of a Tarpaulin on the Rights of Persons Arrested, Detained or under Custodial Investigation. (Pictorials – Attached Tab “L”)

4. Conducted Human Rights Inquiry to alleged HRV Cases:

PPO/CPO

NATURE OF CASE

REFERRED

DATE

REFERRED

REFERRED

TO

REMARKS

GSCPO

Alleged Misconduct, Grave

Threats and Grave Coercion

against PO3 Arnel Dizon

June 23, 2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

Death of Joshua Andrejas

Avenido, Person Under

custody of PS1, GSCPO

July 25, 2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

CCPO

Death of Jose Efren Obillio,

Person Under Custody of

Kidapawan MPS

July 25, 2016

RIDMD

No Case has

been filed

against PNP

Personnel

Death of detainee inside

Lock-Up Cell of Arakan MPS

June 6, 2016

RIDMD

Case Closed

SKPPO

Murder Case, PO1 Lorenzo

March 3, 2016

RIDMD

With Admin

Cases:

PRO 12 AC No.

115-072816

PRO 12 AC No.

116-072816

Pending for

Decision

SCPPO

Alledged Torture, Case

committed by T’boli MPS

personnel to Elmar Merlie

Canonigo

March 31,

2016

RIDMD

Dropped and

Closed

Death of Fitu Wa Gid

Sawang, RSIDT at Lake

Sebu, South Cotabato

February 26,

2016

RIDMD

No Case

(Operation

conducted is in

accordance with

POP)

Grave Misconduct against

February 26,

RIDMD

Subject for Pre-

Charge

70

PO1 Ramil Mindigoria Villon

2016 Investigation

(Pending RD’s

signature)

Death of Rowell T Kipad,

Sepaka Surallah, South

Cotabato

March 22,

2016

RIDMD No Case

(Operation

conducted is in

accordance with

POP)

Death of Budin Faan, Person

under custody of Lake Sebu

MPS

July 25, 2016

RIDMD

For Pre-Charge

Investigation

(RIAS 12)

RECAPITULATION

UNIT # CASE RECEIVED/

EVALUATED

# OF CASES REFERRED TO

APPROP INVEST OFC

GSCPO

2

2

CCPO

CPPO

2

2

SKPPO

1

1

SCPPO

5

5

SPPO

TOTAL

10

10

4. 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

ere

d)

Nr.

of

City

with D

AC

Nr.

of

City

(Com

po

ne

nt)

Nr.

of

City

with D

AC

Nr.

of

Munic

ipalit

y

Nr.

of

Munic

ipalit

y D

AC

Nr.

of

Bara

ng

ays

Nr.

of

Bara

ng

ays

with D

AC

CCPO 1 1 37 37

GSCPO 1 1 26 26

SCPPO 1 1 1 1 10 10 199 199

SKPPO 1 1 1 1 11 11 249 249

SPPO 1 1 7 7 141 141

CPPO 1 1 1 1 17 17 543 543

Total 4 4 2 2 3 3 45 45

1,195 1,195

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5. Disaster Preparedness

1) Capacity Enhancement on Disaster Response

According to the data provided by the National Statistical Coordination Board 12 in 2012, Region 12 is at high-risk to the impact of climate change. NSCB-12 warned of worse flooding, landslide and storm surges affecting hundreds of villages in the region.

To ensure operational

readiness and assess the performance of PRO 12 Search and Rescue Teams, Police Regional Office 12 annually conducts a Search, Rescue, and Relief Drill Competition.

The activity is

participated by eight (8) Search and Rescue Teams from RPSB 12, GSCPO, CCPO, SPPO, SCPPO, SKPPO, CPPO and the Regional Headquarters. In general, only manual tools are allowed to be used. Thus, motorized or battery powered equipment are strictly prohibited. Competing teams are to complete six (6) stages with a maximum completion time of eighteen (18) minutes, namely: Rubber Boat handling, Life Ring Throwing, Rescue Line Throwing, Basic Knot tying, Collapsed Structure Search and Rescue, and First Aid.

Through the conduct of the annual SAR Drill Competition, PRO 12 Search and

Rescue Teams are given opportunity to apply their skills, and compete with each other, thus, sharpening their skills, even further.

On November 3, 2016, Search and Rescue team from South Cotabato Police

Provincial Office served as instructors during the National Service Reserve Corps, Search and Rescue Training. Among the skills demonstrated by the SCPPO SAR Team were Rappelling, Belaying, High-Angle Rescue, Anchoring and Rope Rescue Techniques.

2) Disaster Preparedness and Response related Activities

Unit Activities Number of Activities

Conducted

PPO/CPO Coordination with LGUs 464

Information Drive 985

Clean-Up Drive (de-clogging of esteros/waterways) 203

Inter-Unit Disaster Response Drill Competition 27

Simulation Drills and Exercise (earthquake 216

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and fire)

Relief Operations 43

Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Operations 6 Total 1,944

Other Initiatives Community 1. Police-Community Partnership

1) Forging Partnership

a) Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO)

Unit

COMPOSITION AND NUMBER OF BPAT MEMBERS

Num

ber

of

Bara

ng

ays w

ith

BP

AT

s

Bara

ng

ay T

ano

d

Security

Guard

Mem

bers

of

NG

Os

(anti-c

rim

e

gro

ups)

Mem

bers

of

Secto

ral G

rou

p

Mem

bers

of

Tricycle

/

Opera

tors

Drivers

A

ssocia

tio

n

Mem

bers

of

Radio

Gro

ups/

Clu

bs

Tota

l

SPPO 124 793 107 215 436

(fishermen, farmers)

376 282 2,232

SCPPO

199 1,673 126 304 111 (farmers,

women) 440 44 2,912

SKPPO

250 3,093 411 542 1332

(fishermen, farmers)

2,315

89 8,032

CPPO 512 2,969 162 136 207 (farmers,

women) 143 39 4,168

GSCPO

26 448 15 5 71 (women, students)

20 2 587

CCPO 37 218 12 15 17 (farmers,

women) 30 15 395

Total 18,326

b) BPAT Related Trainings

Training (Title) Date


Police Supervisors

BPAT Members

CCPO

BPAT Capability Building Training

February 24, 2016 5 58

GSCPO

BPAT Skills Enhancement Training

Every Wednesday of the week from Jan-Nov

9 141

Barangay Peacekeeping Orientation Seminar (10

March 19, 2016 4 45

73

acts)

BPAT Orientation January 6 and 8, 2016

2 35

BPAT Seminar June 13, 2016 1 35 SCPPO


August 12-13, 2016 5 100


July 29-30, 2016 7 140


July 22-13, 2016 3 60


August 24-26,2016 1 70

October 15-17,2016 1 33

November 9-11,2016 1 29

BPAT Orientation March 11, 2016 15 260 SKPPO

BPAT’s/Tanod Refresher Seminar

January 21, 2016 3 20

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) reorientation Seminar

January 22, 2016 3 20

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) Refresher Seminar

March 19, 2016 3 20

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) Orientation Seminar

April 7, 2016 3 50

Lambat-Sibat Volunteer’s Seminar

April 4, 2016 5 50

Oplan Lambat Sibat Orientation

May 5, 2016 3 20


May 6, 2016 3 15

BPATS Enhancement Training

June 9, 2016 1 20

BPATS Enhancement Training

June 21, 2013 2 40

Half day -BPAT’s/Tanod Ref Sem.

August 6, 2016 3 25

1 day Seminar on First Responder in Natural and Man-made Disaster

September 6, 2016 3 100

Half day -BPAT’s/Tanod Ref Sem.

September 16, 2016 3 25

SPPO

BPAT Orientation Seminar January 29, 2016 1 150


Feb 13, 2016 1 68

PNP Salaam Orientation March 26, 2016 1 36

One (1) Day Barangay Tanod/CVO/BPAT Enhancement Skills Seminar

March 08, 2016 1 60

74

One (1 ) Day Orientation/Seminar on Issues

July 13, 2016 1 60

One (1) Day Behavioral Training and Understanding Child Sexual Abuse

September 01, 2016 1 60


January 2016 1 285

BPAT Orientation/Seminar January 2016 1 38

BPAT Orientation/Seminar May 2016 1 114

Basic Traffic rules and Regulations

January 31, 2016 1 23

Oplan Lambat-sibat as the tool in Anti-Criminality Campaign

January 31, 2016 1 30


October 2015 1 620

3 Day Police Aides Orientation Training

June 8, 2016 1 36

BPATs/ Oplan Lambat Sibat Volunteers Orientation

February 18, 2016 1 37

Organization of of Lambat Sibat Volunteers

March 3, 2016 1 50

CPPO


June 17, 2016 24 82

BPAT Skills Enhancement Training for CVO’s

July 31, 2016

5 60


5 570

BPAT ORIENTATION October 30, 2016 1 20

BPAT Enhancement Training

July 7-8, 2016 5 220

c) Success stories in the operationalization of BPO/BPAT (please give

at least two major significant story).

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs) are valued partners of Police Regional Office 12 in its fight against criminality, maintenance of peace and order, and disaster preparedness in the AOR.

PNP Personnel

together with their BPAT counterparts regularly conduct checkpoints to intercept possible transport of narcotics, bombs, and other contrabands, and ensure the safety of travellers/commuters. For the period covered, the joint partnership PNP PRO 12 and BPATs helped prevent criminality in the AOR.

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Earlier this year, HON. BENJAMIN V FIGEROA JR, Mayor, Tantangan, South Cotabato gave Certificates of Appreciation and Cash Rewards to three BPAT Members of Barangay Mangilala, for the invaluable service they rendered which resulted to the recovery of a service firearm lost by a PNP Personnel during a vehicular incident.

On July 9, 2016 at about 8:00 o’clock in the morning, joint

operating elements of Sarangani PPSC, PIB SPPO and Glan MPS, conducted operation against a fugitive named Alijar Tambasal alias Balos who escaped from Sarangani Provincial Jail in 2015 and thereafter, hid in the vicinity of Barangay Datal bukay, Glan, Sarangani Province. Acting on the reports of concerned citizens that subject person was hiding at Sitio Laray, Barangay Datalbukay of same municipality, a composite team conducted operation to execute the re-arrest of subject person and bring him back to jail. The operating elements were able to locate his lair however, Alijar Tambasal sensed the approaching operating elements, did then and there Alijar Tambasal immediately fired his M1 Garand rifle, wherein a firefight ensued resulting his untimely death. On the other hand, one Glan MPS Police Auxillary named Vicente Sato Plarisan sustained wound on his right inner leg, while the wife of the subject named Maicel Maguan y Tayal sustained gunshot wound on her left hand and both of them were rushed to Glan Medicare Community Hospital.

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

One of the primary issues encountered during the operationalization

of BPO/BPAT in Region 12 is the lack of sufficient equipment for all BPAT Members. e) Community Dialogue/Pulong-Pulong

Unit Number of Dialogue/

Pulong-Pulong Conducted Number of Participants

CCPO 169 2,535

GSCPO 2,500 5,000

SCPPO 541 43,402

SKPPO 1,517 12,136

SPPO 613 34,090

CPPO 408 14,295

Total 5,748 111,458

f) Community Assistance and Development Programs

.Community Assistance & Development Activities

Accomplishments

Conducted by the PNP

Supported by the PNP

Medical & Dental Outreach Programs (MEDOP)

34 84

Relief Operations 21 21

76

Feeding Program 186 71

Bloodletting 21 84

Support to Community Projects 52 128

Livelihood & Skills Development Projects

11 42

2. Sustain Public information and Dialogue Public Information

Advocacy Public Information and Advocacy

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

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


a. Cascading 440 10,148

b. Lecture conducted in training/seminars 459 12,001

c. Lecture conducted through P.I.C.E 1,645 34,184

d. Lecture conducted in schools 1,756 57,662

e. Lecture conducted for business groups 155 2,394

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

738 25,253

Total 5,841 142,502

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

tte

r/

Magazin

e

Mugs

Ballp

ens

ID L

ace/

Slin

g

Oth

ers

(Ple

ase

specify)

Tota

l

Num

ber

of

Recip

ients

CCPO 15,593 1193 12

GSCPO 25,000 500 200 185 150 26,035

SCPPO 4855 620 7804 50 18 2 100 200 14118

SKPPO 15,200 112 14 15,326

SPPO 3,636 20 85 53 3 3,797

CPPO 10980 8714 710 365 3 32

TOTAL 75,264 9,854 9,992 665 286 2 100 246 59,276

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 310

b. Radio 711

c. Print (featured stories/press releases) 238

d. Social Media

1) Facebook 12,584

2) Twitter 3,801

77

3) Instagram 2

4) Unit Website 32

Total 17,674

4) Production and distribution of Information, Education & Communication

(IEC) Materials.

Types of IEC

Materials

IEC Materials on C

rim

e

Pre

ventio

n

Num

ber

of

copie

s

Public

Safe

ty

Num

ber.

of

copie

s

GA

D-

rela

ted

Nr.

of

copie

s

Unit

Public

atio

n

Nr.

of

copie

s

Dru

g

Pre

ventio

n

Nr.

of

copie

s

a. Flyers 11,055 74,813 3,237 32,614 2,324 15,060 316 537 11,392 135,394

b. Pamphlets

275 1,480 2,610 4,979 2,244 3,424 5 150 673 7,625

c. Stickers 11 1,040 37 332 2 50 9 1,229 5,457 9,272

d. Posters 102 1,739 228 718 0 0 18 95 302 1,334

e. Stickers 11 1,040 37 332 2 50 9 1,229 5,457 9,272

f. Journal/ Newsletter/ Magazine

3 62

Total 11,454 80,112 6,149 38,975 4,572 18,584 360 3,302 23,281 162,897

5) Electronic and Print Media

Types of Medium Number of Activities

a. Television 427

b. Radio 873

c. Print (featured stories and/or press releases) 447 Total 1,747

6) Television and Radio Programs Maintained

Types of Broadcast

Media Title

Schedule (Date/Time)

Channel/ Frequency

a. Television Brigada News TV

every Friday 5:00 PM (as

needed) Channel 34

ABS-CBN SOCSARGEN 6:15 AM and 5:00 PM (as

needed) Channel 3

b. Radio “Tingug sang Kapulisan sa Sultan Kudarat”

Monday- Friday (11:00-12:00)

98.9 FM

“Kaalaman Hatid ng Kapulisan”

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

105.1 Radyo Natin Lebak FM

Kasadya Surallah News Program

Every 2nd Thursday of the

Month/ 11:30am –

12nn

MUEWS RADIO 98.1 FM

78

Radyo Katribu (T’BOLI) Every Saturday/7:30-

8:30

103.3

Pulis kasangga sa himpapawid (TUPI)

Every Monday 10:00 AM

99.3 MHz

DXCP GenSan

11:00 AM to 12:00 NOON

every 2nd Friday of the

Month

585 kHz

RADYO BIDA 4:00 to 4:15

PM (as needed)

963 kHz

RMN GenSan 4:25-4:40 PM (as needed)

927 kHz

Bombo Radyo GenSan 12:00 – 12:15

NN (as needed)

801 kHz

North Cotabato Police Hour Sept. 2, 2016 101.5 kHz

Double Barrel (CPPO) 09:30 AM – 10:30 AM

DXCA 90.3 Charm Radio TV

Double Barrel (CPPO) Every Thursday 8-9am

99.9 kHz

PNP Radio Patrol 9am-1st Friday 94.1 GNN FM

7) Information Operations (IO) Plan and Media Lines

Unit Information

Operation Plan Formulated

Media Lines Disseminated (from NHQ)

Localized Media Lines Formulated

CCPO 10 7

GSCPO 3 450

SCPPO 8 156 8

SKPPO 20 122 4

SPPO 18 165 6

CPPO 14 144 10

RHQ 23 23

Total 96 1,067 28

8) Police Information and Continuing Education (PICE)

Unit Subject/Topic Number of Sessions

Conducted


CCPO Comelec Gun Ban 11 292

Traffic Congestion 2 25

Tamang Bihis 10

Gun Ban Exemption 2 116

Chinese New Year 20

Media Lines ( Chinese New Year) 4 95

Araw ng Kagitingan 25

Lambat Sibat 2 18

Illegal drugs (Drug Test) 1 30

79

Project Duterte 10 300

Double Barrel 8 26

Crime Prevention Week 6 160

Extra Judicial Killings 5 179

Tamang Bihis 15

Ninja Cops 6 154

Tokhang Week 20

House Visitation 20 400

Prohibition from going to Illegal Gambling

5 149

Decrease of crime volume 6 169

Undas 15

3rdTokhang Week 6 160

Graffiti-Spraying re “CPP-NPA-NDP” 1 73

Talking Points re shooting incident involving PNP

5 150

PATROL PLAN 2030 and CODE-P 10 430

Sumvac 2016 6 75

The Responsibilities of every PNP in the upcoming National and Local elections

6 83

GSCPO Media Lines re: Talking Points on the Strategic Shift of Double Barrel to Double Barrel Alpha

9 28

100 percent Completion of Revitalized BADAC and List of Affected Barangays

9 34

Media Lines re: Engagement with TV/Radio Stations for Information and Awareness re: Double Barrel Alpha

9 38

Media Lines re: International NGO Criticizes Philippine Government’s War Against Illegal Drugs

9 40

Disseminate the information to the PNP personnel and to the public about the Memorandum Circular No.06, Enjoining all government officials and employees to strictly observe and comply with the prohibition against going to gambling casinos and cooperation of personnel for ongoing anti-illegal drug campaign.

9 25

Media lines on the arrest of police personnel linked to illegal drugs.

1 45

Disseminate the information to the public about the PNP’s security activities until the end of election period on June 8, 2016 and also discussed the following issues: a) the stand of the PNP for SAFE; b) PNP post-election activities; and c) call for unity and support.

9 29

80

Media Lines re Kidnapping in Sulu 9 51

Media Line re Senate Injury on the Kidapawan Incident

1 50

Media lines on re Brussels Bombing Attacks

1 50

Media lines on re 2016 Philippines Veterans Week and Araw ng Kagitingan.

9 24

Media lines on re Video of Alleged Police Officer Slapping a Motorist

9 19

Media lines on PNP’s “One Time Big Time” Operations in Nueva Ecija

9 24

Media lines on CNN’s Imposed PTC Fees for the Elections

9 18

Media lines on re Video of Alleged Police Officer Slapping a Motorist

9 39

Media lines on re Child Posing as a Police Officer Accused of Extortion

9 27

Media lines on re PNP’s Security Plan for the 30th EDSA People Power Celebration with the theme “Pagbabago: Ipaglaban N’yo, Itutuloy Ko”

9 35

Media lines on “Celebration of Chinese New Year”

9 23

Media lines on re “Safety and Security of Korean Nationals in the Philippines”

9 27

Media lines on re “Cagayan Ambush of PNP Personnel”

9 13

Media lines on re “Non- Passage of BBL”

9 18

Recommended media lines on the “Jakarta Terror Attacks”.

9 24

Recommended media lines on the “NGCP Tower Bombing Incidents”.

9 30

Topic discussed pertains to the lightning rally conducted by League of Filipino Students (LFS) and Anakbayan in front of the US Embassy in Roxas Boulevard on January 20, 2016 in the morning, wherein members of the MPD Civil Disturbance Management (CDM) were allegedly splattered with paints by protesters including the façade of the US Embassy

9 38

Topic discussed pertains to the “Search for the Country’s Outstanding Police (COPS) 2016” which honors gallant men and women in the police force who are able to work with the community to prevent and solve crime.

9 25

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The duty detail to different cemetery within the area for the week long celebration on All Saints and All Souls Day

9 30

To the regional Tokhang Week Series 2 that will commence today October 10,2016 that each personnel have at least 10persons/household certification for a total of 70 certification for the whole duration of the activity.

9 50

Media Lines re: Talking Points on the Strategic Shift of Double Barrel to Double Barrel Alpha

9 32

100 percent Completion of Revatalized BADAC and List of Affected Barangays

9 22

Media Lines re: Engagement with TV/Radio Stations for Information and Awareness re: Double Barrel Alpha

9 14

Manual on Managing Police Operations

176 5280

TamangBihis 150 4500

SCPPO Police Operational Procedure, and Other Guidelines from the Regional Headquarters

346 13191

SKPPO Manual on Managing Police Operations @ LambatSibat

197 6895

PNP Ethical Doctrine 16 560

PATROL PLAN 2030 302 10570

CODE-P 35 1225

PNP Operational Procedures 297 10395

RA 10195 (The Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control

21 735

PNP OPLAN “SUMVAC” 29 1015

RA 9208 (Anti –Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003)

14 490

LOI 35/10 “SAKLOLO REVISED” (PNP Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan)

22 770

OPLAN “BALIK-ESKWELA” 36 1260

LOI “Bayanihan” and “Pulis Natin” 15 525

Approved Rates/Fees and Charges Relative to the Regulation of Firearms and Ammunition

14 490

National Crime Prevention Week 22 770

PNP Memorandum Circular on Crime Incident Reporting System

17 595

RA 9710 “Magna Carta for Women” 13 455

LOI TamangBihis 105 3675

SAFE 2016 54 1890

COMELEC Gun Ban 28 980

ACG-Cyber Security Bulletin Nos. 14 490

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13043001, 130506002, 1130514003, 130605004 and 130610005

Batas Pambansa Bilang 880 also known as the Public Assembly Act of 1995

16 560

COMELEC Resolution Nr 10151 Calendar of Activities and Period of Certain Prohibited Acts in connection with the October 31, 2016 Synchronized Barangay and SK Election

14 490

Country’s Outstanding Policemen in Service (COPS) 2016

14 490

Oplan Tokhang 73 2555

Project DUTERTE 38 1330

Project Double Barrel 66 2310

Media Lines 122 4270

SPPO ITP-PGS PATROL PLAN 2030 7 498

Personal Governance Scorecard/ Individual Scorecard

9 490

CODE - P 8 389

Police Operational Procedure 9 510

PCR Month Celebration 9 514

Sarangani Bay Festival 4 215

Munato Festival 2 187

Children’s Month Celebration 9 500

Drug Abuse Prevention and Control (DPAC) Week 2016

9 216

25TH PNP Foundation Day Celebration

9 498

Earth Hour 2016 Campaign 9 475

Semana Santa”/Lenten Season 2016

9 510

Brigada Eskwela 2016 12 512

118th Anniversary of the Proclamation of the Philippine Independence

9 510

Philippine Environment Month 9 496

Ramadhan 2016 9 390

Bomb Threat Awareness and Public Safety Measures

9 410

All Souls and All Saints Day 2016 9 485

114TH

Police Service Anniversary 9 516

Campaign of COMELEC re “No Bio, No Boto”

9 515

Celebration of the 21ST National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW)

10 498

Mandatory Drug Test to All PNP personnel

9 540

OPLAN Lambat Sibat 9 496

Children’s Month 2016 9 500

Project Double Barrel 10 505

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Project DUTERTE 9 510

Project Double Barrel Alpha 10 500

1ST Regional Tokhang Week 9 510

2ND Regional Tokhang Week 9 514

CPPO PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures: Rule 5-7) the Introduction and General Provisions on Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat Rule 8-11 of Police Operational Procedures Police Operations Sect 3-1, 3,1 to Sec 3.7 Oplan-SUMVAC and PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 (Basic Procedures: Rule 15-16) PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 19-20) Corpse Wrapped in Packaging Tape Media Lines re Davao City Bombing Incident Police Operational Procedure (Special Procedure 25-26) Media Lines re Non-Filing of Cases against Drug PNP Memorandum Circular on Crime Incident Reporting System

16 48

PNP foundation Day 1 18

Rule2 of PNP Manual 1 18

POP rule 25 1 18

Tokhang and Double Barrel 4 75

Tokhang Week and PIPS 1 22

Corpse Wrapped in packaging tape discovered in checkpoint by Las Piñas City Police suspected summary-execution victim.

1 18

POP (Police Operational Procedure) Rule 26 Hostage Situation/Barricaded Situation

1 18

PNP personnel killed in anti-illegal drug operation in Antipolo

1 18

suspension of Offensive Police Operation(SOPO) against CNN

1 18

lifestyle check and cleansing that the PNP organization

1 18

extra judicial killings 2 40

rise cases of drug related killings 1 20

Davao City Bombing Incident 1

proclamation of President Duterte of state of National emergency

1 18

issue raised by representative Harry Roque on the alleged non- filling of criminal cases by the PNP against drug pushers who surrendered or

1 18

84

personally appeared in the implementation of Double Barrel

national crime volume decreases by 11.14%

1 20

terror and bomb scares circulating after Davao City blast

1 21

implementation Memorandum Circular No.06

1 22

legalities on police operational procedure

1 18

death under investigation 1 18

PNP upholds the rule of law, does not condone vigilantism

1 18

“PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual and about Incoming 2016 Election”

7 98

“PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures: Rule 1 to 7)”.

20

PNP’s 25th Foundation Day Celebration

12

“(PATROL PLAN 2030)”. 8 121

ABS-CBNS Irresponsible Use of PNP Uniform”.

16

“(PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual)” 3 51

" Synchronize Announcement of the 2016 COPS and 2016 Metrobank Foundation-Rotary Club of New Manila East Search for the Country's Outstanding Police officers in Services (COPS)"

13

“Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat Chapter 1”.

4 68

2016 Metrobank Foundation-Rotary Club of New Manila East search for the country’s outstanding police officers in service (cops) have increased the cash prize to 500,000.00 pesos.

2 31

Lightning Rally 16

“National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) TOWER BOMBINGS”.

18

Jakarta Terror Attacks 13

“(PNP Operational Procedures (Basic Procedures Rule 12-14

17

Alleged police officer slapping a motorist, NDF-EV commending rebel in Balangkayan incident and raid incident in Balangkayan, Eastern Samar

16

Terror and Bomb Threats reports during Sumvac 2016..

14

1st PROBE ON KIDAPAWAN CITY 18

ABDUCTION OF PNP PERSONNEL 13

85

IN DAVAO CITYBY THE NPA

Illegal use of uniform and LOI “Tamang Bihis” in connection with the issue of GMA 7's Irresponsible use of PNP Uniform.

2 32

“Public Assembly Act Of 1995 POP Rule 25,26,39 And 40

2 33

Project: DUTERTE, to continue OPLAN TOKHANG/ House to House Visitation

6 87

Procedure (Special Procedures: Rule 23-24), 115th Police Service Anniversary

16

PNP Operational Procedures ( Special Procedure: Rule 25-26)

14

72 QCPD personnel relieved over alleged links in illegal drugs and torture activities

14

PNP Operational Procedure (Special Procedures: Rule 23-24

15

Issue on Extrajudicial Killings 11

Issue on Urgent Review and Improvement of Citizens Charter

12

PNP Ethical Doctrine Chapter 1, sec 2, PNP LOI 55/07 “PAMANA”

13

President’s proclamation 55 placing the entire Mindanao under the state of Lawlessness, Rules and Police Service

10

Information Dissemination re Ninja Cops

11

Prohibition on going to Gambling casinos and the use of “ VISITASEAN@50” campaign logo and promotional video to promote the ASEAN as a single and united tourism destination

13

“OPLAN KALULUWA” security plan 25

Patrol Plan 2030 and Code P 11 38

PNP Ethical Doctrinal Manual 1 38

ML re ABS-CBN irresponsible use of PNP Uniform

1 38

ML on Jakarta Terror Attacks 1 38

ML on NGCP Tower Bombing Incident

1 38

PNP Operational Procedures. Rule 1-7

1 38

ML on Lightning Rally at US Embassy.

1 38

Manual on Managing on Police Operations at Lambat- Sibat

1 38

Manual on Managing on Police Operations at Lambat- Sibat. Chapter 2(Principles)

1 38

86

RA 10195. Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control

1 38


1 38

ML re Celebration of Chinese New Year

1 38

Media Lines regarding Non-Passage of BBL

1 38

ML re PNPs Security Plan for the 30th EDSA People Power Celebration

1 38

ML re Cagayan Ambush of PNP Personnel

1 38

ML re Safety and Security of Korean Nationals in the Philippines

1 38

SAFE 2016 National and Local election

5 38

Ligtas SUMVAC 2016 2 38

“Shooting Incident Involving PNP Personnel” at the QCPD Station 12

1 38

ML video of Alleged Police Officer Slapping a Motorist

1 38

Managing Police Operations @ LambatSibat Chapter 3, Patrol Planning

1 38

ML Raid Incident in Balangkayan, Eastern Samar

1 38

ML PNP's Successful Anti-Illegal Drugs Operation in QC

1 38

Observation of the Holy Week 1 38

2016 Philippines Veterans Week and Araw ng Kagitingan

1 38

Media Lines regarding Brussels Bombing Attacks

1 38

CPP/NPA's 47th Founding Anniversary

1 38


1 38

Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat Sibat Chapter 3 Sect. 3-2 Production of Accurate and Timely Criminal Intelligence

1 38

PNP Operational Procedures (Basic Procedures Rules 15-16)

1 38

RA 9208 (Anti-trafficking in Persons Act of 2003)

1 38

Graffiti Spraying Activities the CPP-NPA-NDF

1 38

PNP Operational Procedures (Basic Procedures Rules 17-18)

1 38

Media Lines regarding Explosion in Matnog, Sorsogon

1 38

LOI 35/10 “SAKLOLO REVISED 1 38

PNP Open to a Firmer Peace and 1 38

87

Order Policies

ML regarding Post-Elections Operations of the PNP

1 38

Media Lines regarding PNP Calls for Unity, Cooperation, Vows to Secure Election Until Election Period Ends

1 38

OPLAN Balik Eskwela 1 38

Media Lines regarding PNP personnel to Undergo Mandatory Drug Tests

1 38

Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat Chapter 3 Sect. 3-4 Crafting of Effective Interventions.

1 38

LOI BAYANIHAN AND PULIS NATIN

1 38


1 38

Media Lines regarding PNP to intensify Cleansing Among its Ranks

1 38

Media Lines regarding PNP to Conduct Lifestyle Check among all Personnel

1 38


1 38

Manual Managing Police Opn @Lambat-Sibat Manual Chapter 3 (Sec.3-4 to Sec. 3-6)

1 38

Operation Against group of "TokboyMaguid"

1 38


“ML Senate Hearing on the Alleged Extra-Judicial Killings”

1 38


1 38

Manual Managing Police Opn @LambatSibat Manual Chapter 6 Whole PNP Approach (Sec.5-1 to Sec.5-2)

1 38

ML re 72 QCPD Pers Relieved Over Alleged Links in Illegal Drugs and Torture Activities

1 38

ML on Corpse Wrapped In Packaging Tape Discovered In Checkpoint

1 38

Ml on “Named Police Personalities Involved on Drugs”

1 38

ML “Project Double Double Barrel” 1 38

ML re “Terror and Bomb Scare”. 1 38

ML re “NINJA COPS” 1 38

ML re “Davao City Bombing Incident” 1 38

ML re “Observance of Tokhang Week”

1 38

ML re “National Crime Volume 1 38

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Decreases by 11.14%

Launching of MASA MASID (MamayangAyawsaAnomalya, MamamayangAyawsaIlegalnaDroga)

1 38

PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 27 to 28)

1 38

LOI TamangBihis 1 38

ML re “Prohibitions against Going to Gambling Casinos”

1 38

PNP Memo circular on CIRS 1 38

Strategic Shift from Double Barrel to Double Barrel Alpha

1 38

Media Lines regarding Int’l NGO Criticizes Phil Gov’t on War against Illegal Drugs

1 38

ML re “Discovery of Unidentified Cadaver and Possible Kidnapping of German National”.

1 38

ML re killing of Mayor Rolando Espinosa of Leyte and another inmate named Raul Yap

1 38

RA 9710 “Magna Carta for Women” 1 38

PNP Operational Procedure (Special Procedures: Rule 29 to 30)

1 38

DRUGS RELATED 8 43

PICE- Unit Accomplishments 1 25

PICE- Tour of Duty 1 28

PICE-Implementation of COMELEC Gun Ban

1 25

PICE- COMELEC Gun Ban 1 25

PICE- ML Lightning Rally at the US Embassy

1 27

PICE- ML 25th Foundation Day Celebration of the PNP

1 27

PICE- ML Jakarta Terror Attacks 1 27

PICE- ML NGCP Towers Bombing 1 27

PICE- ML Celebration of Chinese New Year

1 29

PICE-PATROL PLAN 2030 2 54

PICE- COMELEC 2016 1 27

PICE- Police Operational Procedures

1 28

PICE- ML: Terror and Bomb Threats during SUMVAC 2016

1 26

PICE- ML: Kidnapping Incidents in Sulu

1 24

PICE- Deployment of PNP personnel for the national and local elections

1 30

PICE- ML: PNP RSSF Brigade Commander Replaced

1 30

PICE- ML: Placing Marawi City, Abra Province, Jones town in Isabela and municipality of Pantar in Lanao del

1 33

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Norte has under the direct control and supervision of COMELEC for the national and local elections

PICE-ML: Possible Vote Buying and Vote Selling during National and Local Elections 2016

1 33

PICE- Commitment to service 1 23

PICE-ML: PNP to Personnel: Remain Apolitical and Non- Partisan

1 33

PICE- Media Lines and Interventions Re “Explosion in Matnog, Sorsogon”

1 26

PICE- Media Lines and Interventions Re “PNP Calls for Unity, Cooperation, Vows to Secure Election until Election”

1 27

PICE- Media Lines re Influx of People at Transport Terminals for the NLE on May 09, 2016

1 28

PICE- Media Lines re PNP Open to a Firmer Peace and Order Policies

1 30

PICE- Media Lines re Post – Elections Operations of the PNP

1 29

PICE- Post –Election Standard Matrix on Inter- Agency Coordination/ Information Activities for SAFE 2016

1 33

PICE- Media Lines Re PNP Personnel to undergo Mandatory Drug Test

1 30

PICE- ML: Davao City Bombing Incident

1 30

PICE- ML: Terror and Bomb Scare 1 30

PICE- Corpse Wrapped in Packaging Tape Discovered in Checkpoint

1 30

PICE- ML: Conduct of Brgy survey in support to double barrel

1 30

PICE- ML: Prohibitions Against Going to Gambling Casinos

1 30

PICE- ML: National Crime Volume Decreases by 11.14%

1 25

PICE- ML: Discovery of Unidentified Cadaver and Possible Kidnapping of German National

1 30

PICE- International NGO Critcizes Philippine Government's War Against Illegal Drugs

1 30

PICE- ML: Reminders on the Shootout at Leyte Jail

1 30

PICE- ML: Talking Points On the Strategic Shift of Double Barrel to Double Barrel Alpha

2 30

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PICE- intensify campaign regarding drug related programs

1 28

PICE -POPSP 1 28

PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 12 45

Manual on Managing Police operations

1 43

PNP Doctrine Ethical Manual 1 43

Patrol plan 2030 1 40

PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures Rule 1 to 7)

1 46

Manual on Managing Police Operation @ Lambat Sibat

1 42

RA 10192 (The Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Control)

1 43

Patrol plan 2030 and CODE-P 1 40

PNP Operational Procedures (General Procedures Rule 8 to 11)

1 42

Manual on Managing Police Operations on Lambat Sibat

1 42

PNP OPLAN SUMVAC 1 44

PATROL PLAN 2030 1 43

Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat Sibat Chapter 3 Section 3-2

1 42

RA 9208 (Atnti-Trafficking in PersonS Act of 2003)

1 44

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 1 43

PNP Operational Procedure (Basic Operational Procedures Rule 15-16)

1 40

Manual on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat Sibat Chapter 3 Section 3-2

1 42

LOI 35/10 ( PNP Disaster Risk Reduction Mgt Plan)

1 43


PNP Operational Procedure (Basic Operational Procedures Rule 15-16)

1 40

Manual Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat chapter 3 sec 3-4 Crafting of Effective Interventions (3.12 to 3.15)

1 35

Oplan Balik-Eskwela 1 45


PNP Operational Procedures(Special Procedures: Rule 23-24)

1 40

Manual Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat chapter 3 ( sec 3-4 to sec 3-6)

1 20

LOI “Bayanihan and “Pulis Natin” 1 20

P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030 1 25

PNP Operational 1 20

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Procedures(Special Procedures: Rule 25-26)

Irresponsible Using of PNP Uniform 1 42

LGBT Group Accuses PNP of Failing to Serve and Protect

1 41

Manual Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat chapter 3 ( sec 3-4 to sec 3-6)

1 40

LOI ”Bayanihan and Pulis Natin 1 40

115th Police Service Anniversary on August 8, 2016

1 42

Project “Double Barrel.” 1 43

Declaration of Suspension of Offensive Police Operations (SOPO) against the CNN

1 40

PNP Operational Procedure (Special Procedure Rule 23-24).

1 42

Manual of Managing Police Operation @ Lambat Sibat Chapter Whole PNP Approach (Section 5.1-Section 5-2).

1 41


PNP PATROL Plan 2030 1 40

PNP Operational Procedure (Special Procedures: Rule 25-26).

1 42

Bombing Incident that transpired at the night market in Roxas Boulevard, Davao City on September 2, 201

1 43

Corpse Wrapped in package Tape 1 40

Terror on Bomb Scare

Prohibitions Against Going to Gambling Casinos

1 42

Non-Filing of Cases Against Drug Pushers

1 41

Death Under Investigation 1 40

Memorandum Circular on Crime Incident Reporting

1 40

PNP Patrol Plan 2030 1 42

PNP Operational Procedures (Special Procedures: Rule 27-28).

1 43

Talking Points on the Strategic Shift of Double Barrel to Double Barrel Alpha

1 40

RA 9710 (Magna Carta for Women) 1 40

Discovery of Unidentified Cadaver and Possible Kidnapping of German National

1 42

International NGO Criticizes Philippine Government’s War Against Illegal Drugs

1 41

Reminders on the Shootout at Leyte Jail

1 40

PNP PATROL PLAN 2030 1 40

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9) 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

PPO/CPO Facebook 28,033 60,177 101 298

Twitter 11,622 328 0 2

Others (please specify)

Total 39,655 60,505 101 300

Sustain partnership and collaboration

1. Sustain Partnership and Colloboration with stakeholders and Other Pillars

of the Criminal Justice System (CJS)

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

PNP PRO 12, SM General Santos City, PIA and members of the media

Ugnayan sa Rehiyon Dose “Ugnayan sa Rehiyon Dose” is a joint initiative of PRO 12, SM GenSan, PIA 12 and members of the media, designed to inform the public on the

on-going activities, plans and programs of PRO

12. Said activity can be likened to an open-

forum/press conference, during which members of the media/public may ask questions which will

be directly addressed byRD, and or RPIO 12.

LGU-Cotabato City Drug summit To impart the effect of illegal drugs to family,

community and country To revitalized BADAC

Drug Clearing Operation and lunching of MASA MASID

To revitalized the BADAC of 37 barangays

and to encourage the constituents to support PNP campaign against

illegal drugs.

Kabayan Action Group- Surallah

Chapter

“Kuya-Ateng Pulis Kaagapay ko sa aking Pag-aaral”, a school

based anti- criminality program.

Conduct of information and dissemination

through drug symposium/ feeding

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programs for the young ones and inform them on

its ill effects, unlawful acts and penalties under

article II of RA 9165.

Thursday Club DST KARITON Outreach program

Victory Christian Fellowship

OPLAN BATANG TUN-OG Reduction of street crimes & juvenile

delinquency

Liga ng mga Barangay-

DILG

OPLAN “BAKOD” BKD

Pulis kasangga sa himpapawid

To counter the dangers and ill effects of illegal

drugs. Strengthen the Barangay

drug clearing implementation.

To provide, accurate, relevant and timely

information to community.

LGU- Sultan Kudarat Province

SKUL-Ka-BA Drug Awareness Lectures to High School

Students

SPPO, MDRRMC, Barangay Councils,

DepEd, Drug Surrenderers

Massive Bamboo Planting Environmental Protection

SPPO, DSWD, LGU, Kabalikat

Civicom

Relief Operation Conduct of Relief Operations on the onset

of possible disasters 2. Participation in Faith-based Organization

Unit Faith-Based Organization Engaged Focus of Partnership/

Collaboration/Activities

PRO 12 Bless Our Cops (BOC)

Spiritual Enrichment of PNP personnel and dependents

Moral Recovery of Surfacing Drug Personalities

Parish Renewal Experience (PREX)

Gate Keepers Ministry

NACPHIL (National Chaplaincy of the Philippines)

GKK (Gagmay Kristohanong Katalingaban)

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

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PNP-MOST (MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION)

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

RHQ 33 49 2

CCPO 168 70 40

GSCPO 260 125 100

SCPPO 100 94 83

SKPPO 98 141 224

SPPO 214 351 61

CPPO 141 68 37

Total 1,014 898 547

4. Family, Juvenile and Gender and Development Program

Aside from conducting lectures, symposiums and information dissemination activities, PRO 12 also ensures the implementation of FJGAD Development Programs. Among them are Women’s Month, National Children’s Month, Child-Abuse Prevention Week, Women’s Biennial Summit and other events.

a. FJGAD-related training

Unit (PPO/CPO

/NSU)

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Program

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants

RHQ 1 79 1 499

CCPO 2 65 1 45

GSCPO 15 350 10 250

SCPPO 56 5246 169 23,703

SKPPO 4 100 600 14,584

SPPO 14 251 27 2,004

CPPO 80 677

Total 92 6,091 888 41,762

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b. Program Implemented on GAD

One of Police Regional Office 12’s primary advocacies is to combat Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), through information dissemination.

Internally, new police recruits are oriented through Gender Awareness / Advocacy Lectures to educate them with vital knowledge in handling possible VAW-related cases they may encounter as they render police service in the future.

PRO 12 Units regularly conduct lectures, symposiums, and distribute IEC

materials to external audiences, to educate them on their rights and privileges, and the special laws protecting them from any forms of abuse. 5. Anti-Corruption Initiative (PNP Citizens’s Charter)

PRO 12 in-line with the Philippine National Police’ vigorous pursuance for organizational reform, dutifully in-acted the guidelines set by LOI 21/09 (Formulation of a Citizen’s Charter and Re-engineering of Internal Frontline Services of the PNP).

100% of PRO 12 Units already established Quality Service Lanes in their

respective stations and utilize standardized Frontline Services to cater clients, anti-fixer, no noon break and anti-red tape.

Streamers depicting the

step-by-step process of filing and or availing a specific frontline service is clearly displayed. Additionally, suggestion boxes are provided, which clients may use to anonymously convey complaints, other concerns and recommendations, so as to further improve the performance and services rendered by the office.

c. Implementation of PNP Citizen’s Charter by NHQ PNP Frontline Offices (DI, PCRG, CLG, CSG (FED & SOSIA), HPG, PRBS, PTCFOR)

Unit (PPO/CPO/NSU)

Accomplishments (Based on the Client Satisfaction Survey Form)

Number of Positive Feedback Received

Number of Negative Feedback

CCPO 180 0

GSCPO 250 0

SCPPO 1,201 60

SKPPO 266 46

SPPO 47 7

CPPO 773 4

Total 2,717 117

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Positive Feedback

On July 2016, Tupi Municipal

Police Station, SCPPO, received a positive feedback from an anonymous citizen stating “Dahil sa mga pagbabagong nangyayari ngayon, minsan nakakaramdam kami ng takot, ngunit dahil sa magaling na serbisyong binibigay ng PNP dito sa Munisipyo ng Tupi, lahat ng agam-agam at takot ay nawala. Sana patuloy pong maging makatao ang serbisyong inyong ipinakita. Because we entrust you our lives for security and peace of mind.”.- A simple positive feedback such as this is more than enough to boost the morale of the PNP Personnel as they continue to enforce the law and maintain public safety and security in the region.

Negative Feedback

On July 23, 2016, Polomolok MPS, SCPPO received a feedback from an anonymous client which states “Anglayong Police Station, dapat nasa sentro ang Police Station at dito detachment lang (referring to the current location of the station) kasi sentro yun, doon dapat lagyan, dahil doon ang maraming tao palagi, marami ang nagrereklamo, isa na ako don.”

d. Display of Service Standards/Flowcharts of Police Station Services

Unit (by PPO/CPO)

Accomplishments

Number of CPS/MPS

Number of CPS/MPS Stations with Service Standards/ Flowcharts

Displayed

GSCPO 8 8

CCPO 4 4

SPPO 7 7

SCPPO 11 11

SKPPO 12 12

CPPO 18 18

Total 60 60

2016 Best Practices ● DARE Program

● RIDO Settlement ● SKUL KaBa

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Strengthening police-community partnership;

For the period covered, PRO 12together with Anti-Crime NGOs, Socio-Civic Organizations and other stakeholders signed various MOUs and MOAs to further strengthen police-community partnership.

On July 13, 2016, PCSUPT

CEDRICK G TRAIN, Regional Director, PRO 12 and SM General Santos City signed a Memorandum-of-Understanding (MOU) for the conduct of “Ugnayan Sa Rehiyon Dose”, an information and education program of Police Regional Office 12, which was designed to increase public awareness re PRO 12’s Plans, Programs and Activities. Under the MOU, SM General Santos will provide a free venue for the regular conduct of the aforesaid program.

On July 29, 2016, 1 o’clock in the afternoon, the Regional Headquarters through RCEO and RPCRD 12, initiated the signing of Memorandum of Understanding between the PNP, Recon Smart and Kabalikat Civicom,at the RCEO Building, PRO 12 Headquarters, Tambler, General Santos City. Said MOU defines the role of the PNP and the two Radio Groups for Crime Prevention and Disaster Preparedness.

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

One of the main contributory factors to the success of PRO 12’s Crime

Prevention Initiatives is the active participation and support of the community. Anti-Crime NGOs and stakeholders voluntarily take-part in the maintenance of peace and order especially during festivities, important events and celebrations.

On October 1, 2016, Glan

Municipal Police Station, Sarangani Police Provincial Office, presented their security plan to the stakeholders and volunteer force multipliers composed of Pangyan Fisherfolks, members of the Maranao Association, Glan Search and Rescue Team (GSART), Glan Bikers Association, Brgy. Poblacion BPAT, PNP Salaam, 1 GANAP RUMGBI, KABALIKAT and KARANCHO, as part of the preparation for the 102nd Founding Anniversary and 17th Lubi-Lubi Festival, which were successfully and peacefully celebrated.

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Enhancement of the image and credibility of the PNP.

For the period covered, PNP PRO 12, in-parallel with Chief PNP’s Project: Double Barrel, initiated the PRO 12 Project: DUTERTE. DUTERTE is an acronym which stands for: Drug Use and Trafficking Elimination through Rehabilitation Training and Enforcement. Part of the Project: DUTERTE is the conduct of Rehabilitation Activities in partnership with Local Government Units, concerned Government Agencies and other stakeholders.

Among the most notable

and successful programs in-line with Project: DUTERTE is GSCPO’s Balik Pag-asa Program, Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) of SCPPO and the Regional Headquarters’ Moral Recovery Lecture.

On July 13, 2016, General

Santos City Police Office together with Hon. Ronnel C Rivera, Mayor, General Santos City, Engr. Richard Amparo, Provincial Director, TESDA Sargen, Barangay Officials of Conel and San Isidro, and Dr. Warren and Sarah Jane Manilay of Goldenstate College, laid-out the plan for the Balik Pag-asa Program - a skills and livelihood training program designed to help surfacing drug personalities in General Santos City.

The Balik Pag-asa Program,

offered various livelihood trainings, among which were Agriculture, Hollow blocks Making, Food Processing, Baking, Electrical Installation, Welding, Electronics and Cellphone Repair, Dressmaking, Carpentry, Hairdressing and Beauty Care. The first batch of the Balik Pag-asa Program successfully graduated on August 11, 2016 with PDG RONALD M DELA ROSA, Chief PNP as the Guest of Honor and Speaker.

On September 20-21, 2016, the Regional Police Community Relations 12, in partnership with the Sisters from the Most Holy Name of Jesus Missionaries, General Santos City and RCHAP 12 conducted two-days Spiritual and Moral Upliftment Seminar at St. Michael the Archangel Chapel, PRO 12, Tambler, General Santos City. Participants were 22 PNP Personnel Assigned at RPHAU 12. Purpose of the activity is to uplift the spirit and morale of PRO 12 PNP Personnel involved in drugs and drug-related cases.

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On October 28, 2016, personnel of Koronadal City Police Station led by

PSUPT BARNEY P CONDES, COP, together with different Brgy Officials and Parish Renewal Experience (PREX) Members, organized a 3-day PREX Seminar for 24 Surfacing Personalities Involved in Drugs (SPID), held at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Society, Koronadal City, South Cotabato. Thereat, selected participants and PREX Members shared their personal experiences to others. The activity was conducted to encourage SPIDs to change not only for their own future but for their love ones as well.

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The PNP Hierarchy

CEDRICK G TRAIN Police Chief Superintendent Acting Regional Director

DEBOLD M SINAS

Police Senior Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Administration

LEONARDO R SUAN

Police Senior Superintendent Deputy Regional Director for Operations

FERDINAND M GARAY

Police Senior Superintendent Chief, Regional Directorial Staff

JOVEN M BAGAYGAY Police Chief Inspector

OIC, Regional Personnel Resource and Development Division

NESTOR A SALCEDO Police Superintendent

AC, Regional Intelligence Division

ROMEO RUEL R BERANGO Police Superintendent

AC, Regional Operations and Plans Division

JAMES E GULMATICO Police Superintendent

AC, Regional Logistics Resource Development Division

MICHAEL F LEBANAN Police Senior Superintendent

AC, Police Community Relations Division

JONATHAN M TANGONAN Police Senior Superintendent

AC, Regional Comptroller Division

FELIPE L CAZON JR Police Senior Superintendent

Chief, Regional Investigation and Detective Management Division

ARPHA ABUL KYR S MACALANGCOM JR Police Superintendent

OIC, Regional Headquarters Service Group

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