PNP PRO 8 sustains
anti-crime campaign
By RPCRD, Police Regional
Office 8
August 29, 2012
CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON, Palo,
Leyte – The Police Regional Office 8 sustains its intensified campaign
against all forms of illegal activities in the region with the arrest
of several law violators the past days.
“This is in response to
President Aquino’s policy that his administration will not tolerate
any form of illegal activity”, PCSUPT Elmer Ragadio Soria, PRO8
Regional Director said. Police commanders who fail to arrest/seize law
violators will be relieved from their post, he added.
Just recently, at about 2:00
PM on August 27, 2012, elements of Hindang Police Station led by
PSInsp Anecito Garciano Martinez, Chief of Police, recovered ninety
two (92) pieces lumbers of assorted dimensions of Narra and Molave
species and 26 pieces round timber of Molave specie with estimated
volume of 800 board feet and estimated market value of P48,000.00.
Said lumber was allegedly owned by a certain Gerry Bantillan, of legal
age, married and a resident of Barangay Pa-a, Hilongos, Leyte. Same
were properly turned-over to Foresters Noel Lopez and Romeo Mazo of
CENRO, Baybay, Leyte.
On the next day, at the sea
waters of Cabucgayan, Biliran, elements of Cabucgayan Police Station
led by PSInsp Vicentito Placiente Ontuca, Chief of Police, conducted a
seaborne patrol which resulted to the interception of one small–scale
fishing boat while in the act of engaging illegal fishing activity
locally known as “hulbot-hulbot” at the vicinity of Barangay Bunga,
Cabucgayan, Biliran seawaters.
Subject fishing boat and
paraphernalia has an estimated value of P100,000.00 and is owned and
skippered by a certain Ryan Ragasa Napoles, 30 years old, married,
fisherman and a resident of Barangay Atipolo, Capoocan, Leyte together
with his two (2) crew members identified as Leonard Nideria Sumayan,
19 years old, single and Alfred Pable Mateo, 19 years old and both
residents of Barangay Daraupay, Capoocan, Leyte.
Subject persons and the
fishing boat were subsequently turned-over to the Department of
Agriculture for proper disposition.
On August 27, 2012 at
Barangay Candag-on, Burauen, Leyte, a joint operation was conducted by
the elements of RSOG 8, Sta. Fe Police Station, 8RPSB and Burauen
Police Station led by PCInsp Santi Noel G Matira resulted to the
arrest of one Marcelito Adonis, of legal age and a resident of said
place.
Adonis was arrested by
virtue of Warrant of Arrest for the crime of Rape issued by Honorable
Salvador Apurillo, Presiding Judge RTC 8, Branch 8, Tacloban City. He
ranked number 6 in the list of Most Wanted Persons in the municipality
of Sta. Fe, Leyte and is now temporarily detained at Sta. Fe Police
Station for proper disposition prior turn-over to the court of origin.
“Aside from intensified
police operations, we also strengthened our partnership to various
stakeholders for their full support in our relentless fight against
all forms of illegal activities in the region”, Soria ends.