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MAYProvimciall News, Wednesday, May 07, 2008 Three robbers killed in Cavite shootout MANILA, May 7 (PNA) - Operatives of the Cavite provincial police office on Wednesday killed three of four suspected robbers following a chase in General Trias town in the province, a spokesman for the police regional police office reported. Inspector Pamela Helaga, spokesman of the Police Regional Office CALABARZON, identified the slain suspects as Noel Batula, 25; Erwin Globio, 30; and Jerry Dela Cruz, 29. The fourth still unidentified suspect escaped. Helaga said elements of the General Trias police station, Cavite Special Operations Group and Cavite motorcycle unit, while conducting checkpoint operation at Bgy. Pasong Camachile 2, figured in a brief shootout with four men who tried to evade the police barricade set up to curb incidents of criminal activities in the area. “Initial investigation disclosed that the four suspects fired upon the responding policemen when they were cornered after a brief car chase when they drove past the check point set up by the policemen,” the spokesman said. Recovered evidence from the crime scene were two caliber .45 pistol (Mark IV); one 357 Smith & Wesson revolver with four spent shells; two live ammos for .357 caliber revolver; credit card bearing the name of Michael De Castro; and two motorcycles (Barako and XRM). Helaga said the police patrol car that chased the suspects incurred damages on its left tire and headlight. Helaga said the cadavers of the suspects were brought to Alindog Funeral Services in Brgy. Salitaran, Dasmariñas, Cavite. Police operatives are conducting follow-up operations to effect the arrest of the other suspect. (PNA) MARCH
Bacoor PNP neutralizes cybersex syndicate; 17 sex models arrested Joint elements of Bacoor Municipal Police Station and the Provincial Police Special Operations Group (SOG) neutralized the illegal operation of a cybersex based in Bacoor following a raid conducted in Cadena de Amor St., Andrea 1, Panapaan 6 Saturday morning that resulted in the arrest of 17 cyber sex models, including a minor. PSUPT Mario A Reyes, Municipal Police chief of Bacoor identified the 17 cyber sex workers as: 1. Asuncion Mary Ann Salinas y Miranda, 23, single of Tumana, Marikina; Reyes said at about 1:00 o’clock in the morning of March 29, combined elements of Bacoor PNP led by PINSP Abraham Delima Urubio under his direct supervision served two search warrant (Nos. 850-08 and 850-08-A) for Jasmin Javier y Dela Cruz, 33, married of Panapaan 6, Bacoor, Cavite and Sacho Kameda, a Japanese national, both of the above mentioned address for Violation of Special Protection of Children Against Child Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act or Republic Act No. 7610. The warrants were signed and issued by Hon. Judge Cesar A. Mangrobang of RTC Branch 22 of Imus, Cavite on March 26, 2008. 1. (14) pcs Computer monitors; Subject Kameda was not in the said place when the search warrants were served. Criminal complaints for Violation of RA 7610 against the operators of the cyber sex den are being readied by this Station for filing before the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor. Operatives were dispatched to verify the truthfulness of the identities given by the arrested cyber models that will all be charged for violating municipal ordinance for working without permits while the minor will be turn-over to DSWD custody. “Their modus operandi is to have internet chat with somebody abroad especially Japan and the models do whatever their chatmates want them to do such as posing naked or doing a sexual act with other models in exchange for an amount to be swiped or paid from the credit cards of the foreigners,” said Reyes. Such an illicit operation is an eye opener on the ever evolving sex trade in the country where our women are exploited and degraded, Reyes added. Seized CPUs will be sent to CIDG Cyber Crime Unit in Camp Crame for examination.
Col. Reyes leads Torch Run towards PNP Internal Reforms in Bacoor Bacoor Municipal Police Chief, Police Superintendent Mario A Reyes this afternoon led the Torch Run in Bacoor, Cavite that symbolizes the passing of commitment of police commanders to the Philippine National Police Integrated Transformation Program (ITP), the PNP’s roadmap to achieve a long-term and lasting reform in the organization. Reyes, who joined Chief Superintendent Ricardo Padilla, Regional Director for Police Regional Office-4 in the same ceremony in Camp Vicente Lim, Calamba City this morning, said the symbolic passing of ITP torch light kicked-off around 5:00 AM and was joined by regional staff, provincial directors, group commanders and chiefs-of-police in Calabarzon Region. The Torch Run was followed by a motorcade that will carry the torch from the Regional Office to the province of Cavite, which will be received by the chiefs-of-police, other uniformed personnel and non-uniformed personnel. The acceptance, bearing and passing of the ITP torch light reflects the sincere commitment of every PNP commander to the continuity and sustainability of the holistic approach in the implementation of the reform programs of the police organization. Reyes said, the Torch Run is important to the PNP because it will strengthen the advocacy on the ITP and its ten Key Result Areas (KRA) to achieve a high standard of level of awareness on the side of the PNP and to gain the desirable public support to all its programs towards genuine reform. “It is important that for us to be able to achieve our desired genuine reform in the PNP we have to make each police commanders and every uniformed personnel realize the significance and relevance of the Integrated Transformation Program to our daily duties,” said Reyes. Reyes added that by making each policeman understand the significance of the ITP to their profession as police officers the PNP can sustain and uphold the leadership’s concept of serving and protecting the community against criminality, insurgency and terrorism.
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Sr. State Prosecutor Velasco vows swift and decisive actions vs heinous crimes; Urges Bacoor townsfolk to remain vigilant by reporting crimes to PNP Provincial Prosecutor, Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Y Velasco has assured the public that his office will remain steadfast and committed in the swift and decisive prosecution of heinous crimes. He also urged the people of Bacoor to keep their vigilance against criminality by reporting the activities of organized crime groups in their places to the police authorities. Speaking on the flag raising ceremony in Bacoor, Cavite that coincided with the celebration of the 17th founding of the Philippine National Police (PNP), Velasco who spoke about the essence of the Five Pillars of Justice System and its relevance to the current situation in Cavite said that community partnership and participation is important for prosecution to prosper against criminal groups. Velasco was invited by the Bacoor PNP, led by Police Superintendent Mario A Reyes, Chief of Police, as the guest of honor and speaker for the said event at the Bacoor Municipal Hall in Bacoor, Cavite. Citing the incident of dynamite explosion in Barangay Wawa in Rosario town that caused the death of a 17-year old high school girl and other victims, Velasco stressed the importance of public vigilance and the full cooperation of the witnesses to once and for all teach these greedy perpetrators the hard lesson for their atrocities. Velasco said, the PNP and the court prosecutors combined cannot address and suppress criminality in our society, such as the illegal manufacturing of dynamites for use in illegal fishing, illegal drug trade, rape and child abuses and other heinous crimes, unless the community, which is part of the Five Pillars of the Criminal Justice System, do its part by reporting crimes that occur in their neighborhood. “Kung may nakita tayong kamalian na ginagawa ng ating kapitbahay, ipagbigay-alam po natin agad sa kinauukulan. Huwag tayong magbulag-bulagan at antayin ang ating sariling mga anak ang maging biktima ng kabuktutang ito bago pa magpuyos ang ating damdamin,” said Velasco said in his speech delivered in Tagalog. Velasco said, it is not enough that people pray for salvation. They must reinforce their prayers with deeds that will deliver this country towards genuine peace and development, which will start by not becoming lenient to heinous criminals.
Supt Reyes forms special PNP Task Group to investigate robbery-shooting case of Helen Espiritu Figueras in Bacoor, Cavite Bacoor police chief, Superintendent Mario A Reyes has ordered the creation of a special Task Group that will investigate and conduct manhunt operations against three motorcycle-riding gunmen involved in the robbery and shooting of businesswoman Helen Espiritu Figueras in Barangay Panapaan 3 here on Sunday. Reyes immediately ordered the Task Group to review the cases of robberies in Bacoor and its nearby municipalities especially those that involved motorcycle-riding suspects and check the PNP’s rogue galleries to find out if any of the persons with criminal record will match with the description on the cartographic sketch of the suspects. Reyes also ordered the Task Group to verify the owner of the blue Loncin motorcycle that the suspects used in the shootout and was later found abandoned in front of Sabater Hotel, Talaba, Bacoor. Follow-up investigation resulted in the identification of the owner of the motorcycle as one Cesar Mallari of Concha St. Tondo Manila and that it was pulled back by its dealer after its owner failed to settle its monthly amortization. “This Task Group should speed up our investigation and the arrest of the suspects to answer for their criminal liabilities. We will show these criminals that they cannot escape the long arms of the law even if they hide in remote areas,” said Reyes. Victim Figueras was seriously wounded when the three suspects on board a motorcycle without a plate number fired at the blue Toyota Corolla car that the victim was riding along Tabon St, Panapaan 2, Bacoor. Police investigators also disclosed that the three suspects, who were armed with a caliber 45 pistol and a 9mm pistolized machine gun, chased the victim’s vehicle when its driver Danny Ocampo sped off until it stopped after it slammed into a tricycle. One of the suspects then broke the window of the victim’s car and snatched the bag out that contains the victim’s ATM card and P100 thousand cash. Figueras was rushed to St Dominic Hospital after the incident for the treatment of her gunshot wounds and was later transferred to Perpetual Help Hospital in Las Piñas City.
Bacoor PNP declares All-Out-War against illegal gambling; COP Reyes leads destruction of video karera machines Bacoor Police Chief, Police Superintendent Mario A Reyes this morning led the destruction of some 16 devil machines that police here have confiscated in a week long operations that is in line with Mayor Strike Revilla’s All-Out-War against illegal gambling. Ten illegal fruit game machines and six units of video karera machines were smashed to pieces by Supt. Reyes in full view of several municipal employees, members of non-government organizations, local executives and barangay officials of Bacoor during the flag raising ceremony at Brgy. Tabing-Dagat this morning. Reyes said, the destruction of the said devil machines in public view will hopefully send a strong message to operators of illegal gambling, particularly those who are involved in video karera and fruit game machines operations, that the PNP in Bacoor is deeply committed to the All-Out-War that is meant to address the problem on illegal gambling. “This rounding-up and destruction of fruit games and video karera machines will continue until the whole of Bacoor has been cleared out of all these devil machines,” said Reyes, who also warned that more no-nonsense police operations against all forms of illegal gambling will be launched in the following weeks. Mayor Revilla and Supt. Reyes last week declared the All-Out-War against illegal gambling machines in Bacoor following allegations and complaints from various sectors that there is a renewed proliferation of these devil machines in the province. The war against illegal gambling is also in line with the directive of PNP Chief, Director General Avelino I Razon Jr. to all police commanders nationwide to intensify their drive against all forms of illegal gambling in their respective areas of responsibility.
Bacoor PNP cites significant accomplishments against Most Wanted Persons with the arrests of Number 7 and 10 in the list Intensified police operations against criminality in Bacoor, Cavite have resulted in the arrest of two persons listed as Number 7 and 10 in the Most Wanted Persons in this town. Police Superintendent Mario A Reyes, Bacoor police chief, identified the two arrested persons as Joel Bansagan Cerilo, 40, resident of San Nicolas 1, and Aristotle Torrijos Fernandez, 27, of Aniban 3, all of this town. Police record disclosed that Cerilo is listed as Number 7 in the wanted list and Number 12 in Bacoor PNP’s Order of Battle for illegal drugs, while Fernandez is listed as Number 10 for the crime of frustrated murder. Reyes said Cerilo and Fernandez were arrested by virtue of a warrant of arrest issued by Executive Judge Israel Tanguanco of Branch 89 of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) of Bacoor. Cerilo according to police record was arrested in 2006 in a buy bust operation but he was later released by the court for further investigation. Before his first arrest on 2006, Cerilo was reportedly selling 5 to 7 grams of shabu a week. Cerilo was arrested anew by the intelligence operatives of Bacoor PNP Friday morning after the court issued a warrant against him for the same offense. Police records also disclosed that Fernandez was arrested over the weekend in his residence in Aniban 3 after the same court issued a warrant against him for frustrated homicide. Reyes assured the public that this momentum in the campaign against wanted persons will continue to make it impossible for the other wanted persons to elude prosecution and conviction in a court of law so they can no longer perpetrate crime.
Date: Friday, February 1, 2008 Bacoor Chief-of-Police shots robbery suspect dead A 40-year old suspect in a robbery incident in Barangay Molino this town died of three fatal gunshot wounds when he tried to grab the firearm of an arresting cop in an apparent intent to escape from his criminal liability after his arrest on Thursday night. Police authorities identified the fatality as Herry Cardona Samiano, of Sta Isabel, Kawit, Cavite. Samiano was shot by Police Superintendent Mario A Reyes, Bacoor Chief of Police, after he grabbed the service pistol of his police escort SPO1 Joel Palmares. He died on the spot. Investigation disclosed that prior to the shooting incident, Samiano with two others identified as Aris Landicho, 27, of Alapan C, Imus, Cavite and a certain Rudy of Binakayan, Kawit, staged a robbery at Jalomat Internet Café, owned by Socorro Simero, at Molino around 9.30 PM Thursday. The suspects, armed with short firearms and a knife, divested the owner and the customer of their belongings and cash money amounting to P70,000. Police authorities who responded to the incident managed to arrest Samiano and Landicho who were still in possession of three Nokia cellular phones and other belongings of the victims. After the conduct of an initial investigation, Samiano volunteered to accompany the policemen in their follow-up operation for the arrest of the third suspect. While boarding a police vehicle, Samiano grabbed the service firearm of Palmares. The commotion caused by Samiano’s attempt to escape by grabbing a gun prompted Reyes to respond to the incident that led to the shooting of the suspect.
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Bacoor PNP News Release No. 08-0329