Police file raps vs. 2 illegal drugs suspects
By RPCRD, Police Regional
Office 8
May 9, 2012
CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte – PNP PRO 8 have charged before
the court two arrested suspects for illegal drugs.
Charged for violation of Republic Act 9165 otherwise known as the
“Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002” a certain Brendo Miras
alias “Brendo”, 31 years old, single, jobless and a resident of Purok
L. Galdo, Barangay Ichon, Macrohon, Southern Leyte.
Miras was arrested by the joint team of Southern Leyte CIDT led by PSI
Ferdinand Mendoza and Macrohon Municipal Police Station led by PINSP
Aljohn R Llanes on a buy-bust operation in coordination with the
Barangay Chairman.
Confiscated from his possession and control were three (3) sachets
filled with suspected metamphetamine hydrochloride or “shabu”; one
unit red Q191 My Phone and a Five Hundred peso bill as marked money.
Subject person is also ranked as No. 1 on the watch list on illegal
drugs personalities of Macrohon, Southern Leyte.
Another suspect charged for the same violation was identified as
Edmund Delgra Montejo, 25 years old, single, jobless and a resident of
P3, Barangay 11, Catbalogan City, Samar.
Montejo was arrested on May 9, 2012 by the elements of Catbalogan
Police Station led by PSI Rex Berida Cantillep, Chief, IDM who
responded thereat to a telephone call from a concerned citizen
alleging of a commotion transpiring at the Catbalogan City Public
Market.
Said suspect was found possessing a homemade gun known as “sumpak”
loaded with one (1) live ammunition for caliber .38 pistol. Incidental
to his lawful arrest was the recovery of two (2) heat-sealed plastic
sachets containing white crystalline substance believed to be “shabu”.
He was brought to Catbalogan City Police Station for cases of
violation of RA 8294 (Illegal Possession of Firearms) and RA 9165
(Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act).
Said arrests are manifestation of the PNP’s intensified and continued
war against illegal drugs in the region. And while the PNP is doing
its best, it still needs the help of the citizenry, says PRO 8
Regional Director, PCSupt Arnold Rayala Revilla.