Man arrested for illegal guns and ammos in Calbayog
          
          By RPCRD, Police Regional 
          Office 8
July 13, 2012
          
          
          CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte  –  PNP PRO 8 in compliance to the 
          directives of PNP Chief, Director General Nicanor A. Bartolome to 
          intensify its campaign against loose firearms, Calbayog City Police 
          Station collared two (2) men for illegal possession of firearms.
          
          
          On July 9, 2012 at about 4:00 PM, Calbayog City Police Station 
          collared two (2) suspicious looking men on a motorcycle.
          
          
          Reports disclosed that at P-8, Sitio Talahib, Barangay Trinidad, 
          Calbayog City, two (2) men were spotted onboard a motorcycle standing 
          by the sidewalk as if waiting for something. They were identified as 
          one Gregorio Costorio Canaman, 28 years old, married and a resident of 
          Brgy. West Awang, Calbayog City together with his back rider 
          identified as Michael Garahales Gotenas of same place.
          
          
          Upon sensing the presence of PO2 Arcadio P Abia, presently assigned 
          with Calbayog City Police Station, they immediately drove their 
          motorcycle and sped off towards the city proper. PO2 Abia alertly 
          followed the duo and flagged them down.
          
          
          During the process of investigation, PO2 Abia was able to confiscate 
          from the possession and control of Gregorio Costorio Canaman a .357 
          revolver with no serial number loaded with six (6) live ammos and 
          failed to present any proof of ownership of said firearm.
          
          
          Subject person was immediately brought to Calbayog City Police Station 
          for proper disposition.
          
          PNP PRO 
          8 also encourages the public to report weapons/firearms smuggling and 
          other related information to the PNP Text (“Isumbong Mo Kay Tsip” 
          Program) # 2920 or report to your nearest police station.