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QUEZON POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE

ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT(Period Covered: 01 Ja!ar" #o $0 Nove%&er '01$

Republic of the PhilippinesNa#ioa) Po)i*e Co%%i++io


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PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICEQUEZON POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE

Camp Guillermo Nakar, Lucena City

ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT(Period Covered: 01 Ja!ar" #o $0 Nove%&er '01$

INTRO,UCTION

FACTS AN, FI-URES OF QUEZON PROVINCE

.RIEF HISTOR/

The Province formerly

known as Tayabas, was

explored by the paniards in

!"#! led by $uan de alcedo%

&urin' their exploration they

passed throu'h the central

portion of Tayabas in his march

across La'una Province to

Paracale% The followin' years,

alcedo led his famous

expeditions around the

northern coast of Lu(on and

has visited the towns of

Casi'uran, )aler and *nfanta%

*n !"#+, ather &ie'o de -ropesa who found a 'roup of natives with their

own culture and 'overnment, founded the municipality of Gumaca, then

called )umaka%

The territory which now constitutes the province of Tayabas was at one

time under the .urisdiction of various provinces% *n !"/" the southern andcentral portions, were under the .urisdiction of the province of )onbon,

sometimes called )alayan 0now )atan'as1% The northern portion on the

other hand was divided between La'una and Nueva 2ci.a, while the other

portion was divided into the provinces of 3indoro, 3arindu4ue and

Camarines%


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*n !"5!, Tayabas was created into a province under the name of 6alilayan% *ts capital

was the ancient town of Tayabas, now a barrio in the town of 7nisan where ancient tombs and

artifacts can be found% 8owever, by the middle of the ancient century the provincial capital was

moved to what is now the municipality of Tayabas%

The year !"5" marked the spiritual birth of 9ue(on Province with its incorporation into

the &iocese of Nueva Caceres% The first Catholic )ishop of the Province was ray rancisco

-rte'a, an :u'ustinian riar, while its :lcalde 3ayor was &on emion :lvare(, who served

from !;


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political districts and one (1 urbani(ed city, the City of Lucena% *t has 15'$$baran'ays with

Lope( havin' the most number of baran'ays with ninety=five (38while $omali' has only five (8

and Patnanun'an with only six (6baran'ays%

C TOPO-RAPH/

The ierra 3adre runs alon' the entire len'th of the province with 3ount )anahaw, an

active volcano, towerin' about 45$2'feet above sea level as the most prominent peak of the

ran'e% -ther mountain peaks within the ran'e from 15800to 65000feet above sea level can be

found in the )ondoc Peninsula with Polilio *sland, $omali' and :labat *sland with an altitude of

about !,??? feet%

E CLIMATE

The Climate of 9ue(on is classified as second, third and fourth type%

The second type of climate which is characteri(ed by no dry season with verypronounced rain period is from November to $anuary%

The third type of season is not very pronounced, relatively dry from November to

:pril and wet durin' the rest of the year% The maximum rain period are not very pronounced with

very short dry season lastin' only from one (1to three ($months% outhern 9ue(on belon's

to this type of climate%

The fourth type is characteri(ed by a more or less even distribution of rain fall

throu'hout the year% Re'ions of the northern and southern portion of the province fall in this

type%

F COASTAL AN, MARINE ENVIRONMENT

There are five (8important coastal and marine resources in the province, which

are classified accordin' to their economic uses@ man'roves, sea 'rasses, coral reefs, municipal

fisheries and commercial fisheries

- IN,USTR/

The industry sector is

composed of minin' and 4uarryin',

manufacturin', construction and

electricity, 'as and water% 2xcept for

manufacturin', all this sub=sectors are

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reliable information on their actual distribution, type, value added and volume of employment

'enerated to date are not available%

and and 'ravel are mined in small scales in various places with a lar'e

concentration in the municipalities of ariaya, Tiaon', &olores and Candelaria in &istrict **A

ampaloc, 3auban, Pa'bilao, and Gen Nakar in &istrict *A and Plaridel and Ta'kawayan in

&istrict *B% *n the period !55 to !55#, +;" 4uarry and minin' permits were issued with

allowable harvestin' volume ran'in' from !,??? cubic meters to !


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especially in the implementation of different activities initiated by the local 'overnment

and the community%

&urin' the period, this -ffice conducted T#ee ('5016

Public *nformation and LectureE&ialo'ue which were attended by PNP personnel of

stations% The PNP *nte'rated Transformation Pro'ram is bein' imparted so that publiccould be 'uided in what the PNP has done inculcatin' PNP>s 'ood ima'e%

' Ci#i?e E%@o


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-n 3arch !#,


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PCR PNC- and )P:T>s members of )r'y% Poblacion an rancisco,9ue(on, under the

direct supervision of PSINSP RAUL ,E PASION A.ENILLA5Chief of Police of this

3P% :rrest was made by virtue of Farrant of :rrest issued by 8on :urora B% 3a4ueda

Roman, 2xecutive $ud'e and Presidin' $ud'e of )ranch H ;! Gumaca, 9ue(on for the

offense of FRUSTRATE, MUR,ERdocketed under CC Nr% 5


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C:T:N:7:N +; +; " 5? +; " 5?

P:G)*L:-


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P!)i+ N"o Po Sa .araa" (PS.

PPO

To#a)

N!%&er o;.r"+

To#a) N!%&er o; .r"+


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. SUSTAIN PARTNERSHIP AN, COLLA.ORATION

1 Par#er+=i@ ad Co))a&ora#io


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$ Par#i*i@a#io i Re)iio!+5 Hea)#=P="+i*a) Fi#e++5 ad

Eviro%e#a) Pro#e*#io Prora%+Ca%@ai+

PNP has been very participative in various community activities% This has

become an effective tool and has enabled the public to alter fear with respect to

uniformed PNP personnel%

ACCOMPLISHMENT

N!%&er o; Fai#=.a+edA*#ivi#ie+ Par#i*i@a#ed

N!%&er o; Hea)#=P="+i*a)Fi#e++ Prora%

Par#i*i@a#ed

Nr o; Eviro%e#a)Pro#e*#io Re)a#ed

Ma##er+

4'7 716 748

7 Fa%i)"5 J!vei)e ad -eder ad ,eve)o@%e# Prora%

A**o%@)i+=%e#+

-eder A


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8 A#iCorr!@#io ii#ia#ive (PNP Ci#i?e+ C=ar#er

Fith the PNP Citi(en>s Charter,

the public is now assured of more

courteous, efficient and prompt frontline

services


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ITEMS 1+#QTR C/

'01'

'dQTRC/ '01'

$rdQTRC/ '01'

7#=QTRC/ '01'

TOTAL

Gasolin

e

+,!"/%"5 Ltrs ,5!%?; Ltrs ",


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c% Reimbursement of 8ospitali(ation 2xpenses 0R821 #


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-n the part of education, trainin' and benefits oriented activity, this office

is conductin' conferenceEseminar every month re'ardin' financial related matters and

directives issued by hi'her office%

' Loi+#i*a) Maae%e# Prora%

A ON FIREPOBER:

9ue(on Police Provincial -ffice has a total of Oe T=o!+ad ad

Seve H!dred Si>#" Seve (15464 -r'anic and LG7 donatedEloaned firearms

serviceable standard firearms bein' utili(ed by -ne Thousand our 8undred seventy

ive (15748 personnel% -f these total firearms, -ne Thousand ifty Two (1508' are

hort irearms with eventy -ne Percent (41 filled=up to personnel while even

8undred ifteen (418 are Lon' irearms with orty 2i'ht Percent (72 filled=up to

personnel%

STATUS OF FIREARMS

QUEZON PPO

UNIT/STATION

PERSONNEL

STRENGTH

NR OF ISSUED FASTOTALNR OF

FAS/UNIT

NR OPERS

W/OISSUESHOR

FAS

M16

M1412GA

TOTAL

45

9MM38

TOTAL

PHQ 110 35 2 16 53 51 8 85 0 93 90 146 10

QPPS! 172 167 16 3 186109 6 80 5 91 53 277 80

L"#$%& 139 19 0 4 23 1619 115 4 148

100

% 171 0

A'(&%'&% 21 8 1 1 10 43 0 17 1 18 78 28 5

A)&*&+ 21 8 0 1 9 39 0 13 2 15 65 24 8

A+,-.%&% 29 9 0 4 13 52 0 24 0 24 96 37 1

"$%&,+& 21 8 0 0 8 38 0 17 0 17 81 25 4

"($. 23 9 0 0 9 43 2 5 2 9 43 18 12

!&)&"&' 23 11 0 4 15 60 4 8 0 12 48 27 13

!&%($)&,& 39 11 0 3 14 39 1 24 3 28 78 42 8

!&+&%&"&% 25 9 0 1 10 38 0 18 0 18 69 28 8

D.).$ 25 5 0 5 10 45 0 17 2 19 86 29 3

G$% L"%& 22 11 0 0 11 52 0 11 0 11 52 22 10G$% N&& 23 8 0 2 10 45 0 9 2 11 50 21 8

G",%&&%'&% 21 9 0 2 11 46 2 11 2 15 63 26 9

G"-& 34 0 0 5 5 15 0 29 0 29 85 34 0

I%&%+& 25 8 0 5 13 62 0 12 0 12 57 25 9

.-&),' 21 7 0 0 7 33 1 7 0 8 38 15 13

L.$ 30 10 0 6 16 70 0 23 3 26113

% 42 0


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L"#*&% 36 10 0 3 13 42 0 41 0 41132

% 54 0

M&)$).% 24 14 0 0 14 67 1 18 0 19 90 33 2

M&"*&% 23 11 0 1 12 52 0 15 2 17 74 29 6

M")&%& 22 9 1 1 11 52 0 16 2 18 86 29 3

P&($ "'. 27 8 0 0 8 33 0 19 0 19 79 27 5P&'*,)&. 43 9 0 7 16 37 0 22 1 23 53 39 20

P&%"")&% 21 10 0 0 10 48 0 10 3 13 62 23 8

P&+%&%"%'&% 21 5 0 3 8 35 0 7 2 9 39 17 14

P$$ 23 5 1 3 9 43 0 11 0 11 52 20 10

P,+.'. 22 8 0 1 9 41 0 11 0 11 50 20 11

P)&,($) 23 2 1 5 8 38 1 17 0 18 86 26 0

P.),)). 21 11 0 1 12 57 0 20 0 20 95 32 1

Q"$.% 22 7 0 0 7 30 0 15 1 16 70 23 7

R$&) 24 13 0 0 13 5910 13 0 23

105

% 36 0

S&-&).# 23 7 1 4 12 57 0 20 0 20 95 32 1S&% A%($ 22 11 0 0 11 46 1 13 0 14 58 25 10

S&% A%+.%,. 23 6 0 4 10 40 0 17 3 20 80 30 5

S&% F&%#,#. 22 15 0 0 15 68 0 15 2 17 77 32 4

S&% N,. 22 9 0 1 10 48 0 5 0 5 24 15 16

S&,&& 47 10 0 5 15 35 4 27 1 32 74 47 11

T&'&&&% 25 11 0 4 15 6514 8 0 22 96 37 1

T&&*& 51 9 0 15 24 49 1 35 1 37 76 61 12

T,&.%' 41 7 0 4 11 30 2 18 1 21 57 32 16

U%,&% 23 8 1 0 9 39 2 9 1 12 52 21 11

TOTAL 1:475 567 24 124 715 48%79 927

46 1,052 73% 1:767 375

. MO.ILIT/:

9ue(on PP-, for the period, has -ne 8undred orty ive (178 Behicles% -f

these vehiclesA Ninety=six (36are -r'anic Behicles, ixteen (16are donated by LG7s

and Thirty Three Behicles ($$ are loaned by LG7s% This PP- has also three 01

Fatercrafts, Two 0


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T"@e ,e+*ri@#ioSTATUS So!r*e

To#a)Sv* U+v* .ER Orai* ,oa#ed Loaed

Pa#ro) Car Corolla

Bios ! ! !:ltis !! !? ! !!

R2B- ! ! !< !Nissan entra < ! 3itsubishi L?? ! ! !)esta ! ! !

Pa#ro) Jee@ *su(u + ! < + #8i=Lux " " "

:nfra ! ! !u(uki 3ulti Cab ! ! !Fiilys Type ! ! !*nnova " " "

:7B ! ! !

Canter # # #3a(da ! ! !3ini Cruiser ! ! !

Mo#or*"*)e+ 8onda JR #"?CC ! ! < s personnel%

UNPRO-RAMME, COURSESEMINAR

Co!r+e Ti#)e,a#e

Cod!*#ed

Nr o;

A*#ivi#"

NR OF PARTICIPANTS

PC

O

PNC

OCIV TOTAL

Fater earch and Rescue

Trainin'

$uly


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*n line with the PNP policy on Physical

itness and ports &evelopment Pro'ram

and the national policy of MP-RT -R

:LL, this -ffice is re'ularly conductin'

various sports activitiesEphysical conditionin'

to maintain the physical stamina and fitness

of personnel% )ased on the rationale H M:

ound )ody and a ound 3ind, the MPNP

itness Run and or'ani(ed athletic activities

such as@ body stretchin' and MT:2)- are

bein' conducted re'ularly every Tuesdays

and Thursdays attended by all uniformed and non=uniformed personnel from the

Provincial -ffice down to 9PPCEPolice tations of 9ue(on PP-%

:s part of the pro'ram, this

office conducted Physical itness

Test 0PT1 for


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' S@e*ia)i?edTe*=i*a) Co!r+e+

To develop the technical and speciali(ed skills of personnel re4uired by the

various functional fields, followin' speciali(ed courses were attended by PNP personnel

of this office@

Career Co!r+e+ VENUE,ATE

CON,UCTE,

NR OF PARTICIPANTS

PCO PNCO TOTAL

8omicide

*nvesti'ation

Course

PNPT, Cp Crame,

9ue(on City$uly


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C UPHOL, AN, PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES OF MERITOCRAC/ AN, PNP

CORE VALUES

1 Pro%o#io S"+#e% ('dLeve)

The promotion system is closely implemented by this -ffice in order toencoura'e career 'rowth and motivation of PNP personnel% :ll PNP personnel are

oriented and updated on the re4uirements for their re'ular promotion while deservin'

PNP personnel are recommended for meritorious promotion% or the period covered,

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1 I;or%a#io ad Co%%!i*a#io+ Te*=o)o"

Communications e4uipment has been one of the vital elements in effective law

enforcement% 9ue(on PP- was able to maintain the serviceability of its communications

e4uipment to improve its communication capabilities, initiatives of the different police

station received some support from their respective LG7s% 8owever, 9PPC and otherpolice stations are usin' cell phone and mart Link atellite Phones%

or the period, 9PP- has a total of -ne 8undred Thirty ix (1$6Communication

24uipments% -ne 8undred Twenty even 01'4 are erviceable and Nine (3 are

unserviceable?% -f these total commo e4uipment, ifty our (87 are -r'anic and

&onated while 2i'hty Two (2'are loaned from LG7s, with breakdown as followsA

,e+*ri@#ioOrai*

,oa#edLoaed TOTAL Servi*ea&)e U+ervi*ea&)e

)ase Radio


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also discussed durin' P* and 2 to provide personnel with new information and broaden

their knowled'e%

7 Re


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PROCESS ECELLENCE

A IMPROVE COMMUNIT/ SAFET/ ABARENESS THROU-H COMMUNIT/

ORIENTE, AN, HUMAN RI-HTS.ASE, POLICIN- S/STEM

1 Mode) Po)i*e S#a#io

The 3odel Police tation is

Lucban 3P with painted three 01

storey buildin', wide and well

li'hted perimeter fence around the

buildin', .ail facilities, computer

sets, internet connection and

kype% Fith re'ards to the

capabilities, Lucban 3P has two

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orce multipliers such as baran'ay tanods, security 'uards and various

or'ani(ations are bein' utili(ed by our field unitsEstations to tap their resources and

manpower durin' police operations% *n order to create a concerted effort to protect

human ri'hts, seminars and lectures are re'ularly conducted to inform and increase the

awareness of force multipliers%

. IMPROVE CRIME PREVENTION AN, CONTROL

1 I#e))ie*e

or the period covered, a total of +eve#" (40Re'ional, Provincial K 3unicipal

Level 3ost Fanted Persons were arrested% Fhile in *-, there are ei'ht (2incidents of

encounter with the members of &Ts which led in the arrest of thirty one ($1 identifiedmembers of &issident Terrorist 0&Ts1%

-OVERNMENT INITIATE, ENCOUNTER ad RECOVERE, FIREARMS

SU.VERSIVE ,OCUMENTS

-n ebruary


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-n 3arch 5,


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2*&>, and subversive documents all under the custody of Philippine :rmy% Cadavers were

brou'ht at t Peter Chapel, )r'y )ebito, Lope(, 9ue(on for autopsy to be conducted by &r

$ose 3ercado $r, 3unicipal 8ealth -fficer%

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an rancisco, 9ue(onA 3arcelino Primitiva 3andadoNiniE$acky, !# years old, sin'le,

former resident of )r'y Pasan'ahan, an rancisco, 9ue(on and $opet% Recovered from

the scene of the encounter were one 0!1 Cal% / revolver, two 0


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fired cartrid'e cases of 3!; rifle, nineteen 0!51 fired cartrid'e cases of 3!; rifle and two 0


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from suspect possession and control were@ ei'ht 0/1 cell phones, one 0!1 hand'renade and

one 0!1 Caliber +"% aid accused is under the custody of


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drop his 'un 03!;1 and run for fear and 'ot home alone% ub.ect is presently under the

custody of 3acalelon 3P for proper disposition%

-n $an


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RECOVERE, FIREARMS:

Hi= Po


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-n the conduct of checkpoint operation, this -ffice in coordination with LT- and

LTR) have conducted 1657'8 checkpoints with '6'5200man=hours spent durin' the

period 'ivin' emphasis on the implementation of MN- PL:T2 N- TR:B2L P-L*CD%

I%@)e%e#a#io o; QPPO OPLAN CHEC9MATE:

(#o#a) !%&er o; a**o%@)i+=%e# a+ o; Nove%&er $05 '01'

Nr o;C=e*edVe=i*)e+

Nr o;I%@o!ded

Ve=i*)e+

Nr o; I++!edTCTTOP

Nr o;E%ere*" CardI++!ed

Nr o;I++!edS#i*er

Re%ar+ (Nr o; MVMCre)ea+ed5 e#*

MV MC MV MC MV MC

21,995 71,100 0 0 403 3,908 24,995 13,039A)) MVMC+ are re)ea+ed a;#eri+!a*e o; TCTTOP

ANTICRIME CAMPAI-N:


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Ca%@ai aai+# I))ea) ,r!+

Takin' the cud'els in the fi'ht a'ainst ille'al dru's, 9PP- had conducteda total of


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A**o!#i o; )oo+e ;irear%+

-n the implementation of M-PL:N P:GL:L:N:G -32G:, a total of !;5operations were conducted which resulted to the successful arrest of !;?persons for

violation of R: 5

PersonsA and oe #=o!+ad ad ;i;#" #


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IMPLEMENTATION OF SPECIAL LABS

I))ea) -a%&)i

-n campai'n a'ainst other form of ille'al 'amblin', / operations were conducted that

resulted in the arrest of one hundred twenty five 0!


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-n campai'n a'ainst cattle rustlin', four 0+1 incident of cattle rustlin' transpired

which resulted to the arrest of five 0"1 suspects% :ll of these four 0+1 incidents, however,

led to the recovery of cattle involved and correspondin' four 0+1 cases for violation of

P& " were filed in court% These incidents transpires in the municipalities of Lucban,

Catanauan, Pa'bilao, and 3acalelon%

I))ea) Loi

*n another front, the environment

and natural resources have been 'iven as

much attention particularly in the fi'hta'ainst ille'al lo''in' syndicates% or the

period covered, one hundred sixteen 0!!;1

operations were conducted which resulted

to the arrest of twelve 0!


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suspected il le'ally sawn coconut lumber were turned over to PC: for proper

disposition%

A#i I))ea) Fi+=i (RA 2880

*n the campai'n

a'ainst ille'al fishin',

a total of !


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NOTA.LE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Two 0


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survivors namely N2T-R*- P2R*GR*N and R-N:L& 972:&:, all are &PF8

contractual personnel% :s per investi'ation by the elements of 3ulanay 3P, on said

time and date, victims ali'hted to buy ci'arettes by the store where the suspects with

two 0


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the pursuin' policemen tailin' them, the suspects abandoned their two 0


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7 Co%%!i#" Re)a#io+

Participated in ie =!dred ;or#" (3701 activities in Children>s 3onthCelebration and also initiated other activities re'ardin' the celebrationA

Conducted ;ive #=o!+ad ;ive =!dred ;or#"(85877choolBisitationE&ialo'uesA


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ParticipatedEassisted in oe #=o!+ad

ei=# =!dred ;o!r#" ei=# (15272

ocio=CulturalEports &evelopment

activities initiated by the Local

Government from Provincial down to

CityE3unicipal LevelA

Participated oe #=o!+ad #=ree=!dred ei=#" +i> (15$26 sorties ofkills and &evelopment Pro.ect of Nationaland Local GovernmentA

Participated in # =!dred +eve#" #


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Conducted ie =!dred #=ir#" (3$0 )aran'ay BisitationsE&ialo'ues%

: total of oe #=o!+ad #=ree =!dred ei=#" +i> (15$26 S*=oo) .a+ed

Proe*#+A*#ivi#ie+were conducted by different police stations such as renderin' police

traffic assistance and security to schools and university, dialo'ues, school visitations,

anti=kidnappin' lecture, child abuse lectures, dru' awareness and dru' prevention

pro'ram, attendin' fla' raisin' ceremony with students and teachers, lectures on

campai'n a'ainst ille'al dru's and other si'nificant activities%


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*n the aspects of spiritual enhancement 0C=!r*= .a+ed Proe*#+A*#ivi#ie+1,

this office has a total of oe #=o!+ad #=ree =!dred ei=#" +eve (15$24 thanks

'ivin' mass and other reli'ious activities conducted by various units and stations in

coordination with different reli'ious denominations%

This office has a total of oe #=o!+ad #=ree =!dred ie#" oe (15$31

dialo'ues were recorded about ille'al 'amblin'%

: total of Fi;#" Oe (81 .oint

pro.ectsEactivities done by PNP members and the .araa" Taod+%


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Media E>@o+!re+

3edia has helped the PNP

in informin' the public with issues

and concerns that have to beaddressed% 8and and hand, media

personnel help the PNP impart the public the si'nificant facts of issues that may have

directly and or indirectly affect people>s lives%

C RE,UCEELIMINATE INCI,ENCE OF HUMAN RI-HTS VIOLATION (HRV IN

POLICE OPERATIONS

1 Ca@a&i)i#" .!i)di o H!%a Ri=#+

eminars and

lectures are re'ularly conducted by this

-ffice to ensure that all personnel know

by heart the importance of the protection

of human ri'hts durin' police operations%

&urin' the period #


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' Preve#io ad Co#ro) o; H!%a Ri=#+ Vio)a#io+

This -ffice emphasi(e amon'

all personnel to always safe'uard

human ri'hts durin' the

performance of their duty re'ardlessof a person>s 'ender, a'e, reli'ion or

race% ield commanders are

reminded of their responsibility to

supervise their personnel to ensure

that no violation will be committed%

:s a result of the

abovementioned measures, this

-ffice have (ero 0?1 incident of

human ri'ht violation for CD


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' Per;or%a*e Pre@arede++ ad Maae%e#

or the period covered,

this -ffice conducted four 0


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' Per;or%a*e A@@rova) Ra#i

This -ffice has a very satisfactory ratin' with re'ard to the

performance approval ratin' based on the results made by the ProvincialECity and

3unicipal Government of 9ue(on province%


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OTHER SI-NIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS AN, SPECIAL

CONCERNS

a Sii;i*a# A**o%@)i+=%e#:

!1 Neutrali(ation of JOHN MO,ESTO SALOMES5 JERBIN ON-5 JEFFRE/LUNAon :pril !/,


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1 Neutrali(ation of 2leven 0!!1 CNN, Three 01 are identified as:rmando :lbarillio aka $un, ecretary PN )ertoA Rosario -blinar aka Cristy, ecretaryPN 2del and 2duardo -blinar aka 2mer, Royal platoon leader and recovery of the

followin' from their possession@ + m!;, ! 3!; baby with 3


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entrancesEexits, churches and transport terminals based on time of occurrence ofcrimes perpetrated by motorcycle=ridin' criminals mostly durin' peak traffic hours in theafternoonA

b1 Coordination with baran'ay tanods, )P:Ts, private security

'uards, LG7 traffic enforces and volunteer civic 'roups to maximi(e covera'e of thekey areasA

c1 Coordination with LC2s, baran'ay officials and owners of privateestablishmentEstakeholders for support with re'ards to communication e4uipment,additional li'htin' of dark crime=prone areas and possible installation of CCTBs whichwill aid in the identification of suspects and also deter criminals from perpetratin' theirnefarious activitiesA

d1 Conduct of rehearsal for dra'net operations to ensure immediateresponse and develop more effective movements to apprehend suspectsA

Continuous conduct of checkpoints operations particularly in 3aharlika hi'hway on


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PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICEQUEZON POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE

Camp Guillermo Nakar, Lucena City

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MEMORAN,UM

FOR : -overorProvince of 9ue(on9ue(on Capitol, Lucena City0:ttn@ Chief, PP&C1


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FROM : Provi*ia) ,ire*#or

SU.JECT : PNP A!a) A**o%@)i+=%e# Re@or# C/ '01'

,ATE : Ja!ar" 45 '01$

!% Reference@ Letter from -ffice of the Provincial Plannin' and

&evelopment Coordinator dated $anuary

Documents

-Quezon Police Provincial Office, Annual Accomplishment Report January to November 2013 [FINAL SHORT BOND PAPER FORMAT] - Copy