Sec. Robredo offers 
          P200K for identity and P1M for the arrest of mayor Uy’s killer
          
          
          Press Release
By PRO8
          May 3, 2010
          
          CAMP RUPERTO K. 
          KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte  –  DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo announced the 
          P1M reward for the arrest of the killer of Calbayog City mayor 
          Reynaldo Uy who was shot while attending town fiesta at Hinabangan, 
          Samar last April 30, 2011 at around 9:30 pm and later on died while 
          undergoing treatment at St. Paul’s Hospital, Tacloban City the 
          following day.
          
          The announcement was 
          made in a press conference at Ciriaco Hotel, Calbayog City yesterday, 
          May 2, 2011. Also present during the press conference were Samar 
          congressman Mel Senen Sarmiento of the 1st district of samar; 
          congressman Raul Daza, 1st district of Northern Samar; PCSupt Arnold R 
          Revilla, RD PRO8; PSSupt Edgar O Basbas, Deputy Regional Director For 
          Operations, head of the Special Investigation Task Group “Uy”; PSSupt 
          Ronald Macapagal, provincial director, Samar Provincial Police Office 
          and director Francisco C. Jose, regional director, DILG 8.
          
          Sec. Robredo also 
          condemned the killing of Mayor Uy and ordered the PNP to have a speedy 
          investigation and identification of the perpetrator so that justice 
          will be served.
          
          PCSupt Revilla said, 
          the PNP has immediately activated “SITG Uy” to spearhead and 
          facilitate the expeditious investigation aimed towards the immediate 
          solution of the case and brining the perpetrators to the bar of 
          justice.
          
          He further condemns 
          the bestial and dastardly killing of a local chief executive and will 
          leave no stone unturned on its probe.  However, the regional director 
          added, the PNP needs the support of the community for any information 
          for the identification of the suspects.
          
          All PNP commanders 
          were advise to review their policy guidelines in providing VIP 
          security protection to government officials and high risk private 
          individuals.