Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao · 2020. 2. 24. · Number of Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) organized/maintained 51,629 Community Policing/Law Enforcement

1 | P a g e PRO ARMM Annual Accomplishment Reports (2019)

STAKE HOLDER SUPPORT

A. SUSTAIN PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DIALOGUE

1. Public Information and Advocacy

PRO ARMM appeared in 23 Television (Interview/appearance); 1,740 Facebook Postings; 1,740 Twitter Posting; 480 Radio Engagement; 314 Press Releases/Featured Stories; six Cascading on Project: “Double Barrel/Alpha/Reloaded”; one (1) Seminar on FalconView with ArcGIS and Drone Trainings; 39 various seminars/lectures relative to Human Rights were conducted and participated by 2,750 PNP personnel.

a. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials

IMPROVE CRIME PREVENTION

Conduct of community awareness lectures on crime prevention, public safety, anti-illegal drugs campaign, information gathering, etc.

Lectures on Crime Prevention/Public Safety 11,590

Press Conference 102

Stakeholders/Sectoral Dialogues 2,835

Community/Barangay Dialogue 11,458

IMPROVE COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS THRU COMMUNITY ORIENTED

Organization/mobilization of Volunteers NGOs/POs/sectoral organizations 3,450

Number of Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) organized/maintained 51,629

Community Policing/Law Enforcement Activities (i.e. checkpoint, traffic, etc.) 37,847

Implementation of Barangay Justice System/Conflict Resolution/ mediation in the community

943

Support on the Internal Security Operations 1,274

Community Assistance, Inter-relations and Development

Inter-agency coordination/linkages 2,383

Community Dialogue 11,236

Number of Outreach activities attended/participated (Medical/Dental/bloodletting/feeding)

866

Number of community assistance rendered (any of the following): PNP Text 2920, Subukan NyoKami, Ireport kay tsip, Hotlines ..

1,459

Disaster Preparedness and Response

Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao


b. Citizen Empowerment

b.1 Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO). For the period, there were 113 Municipal Police Stations and 2,105 Barangays with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs).

b.2 BPAT Related Trainings. A total of 30 Trainings were conducted for the period to 1,500 BPAT members. The participation of BPATs contributed more in the successful conduct of various community activities such as house visitation relative to the PNP Oplan Tokhang, Providing Assistance during special activities/occasion (i.e. LIGTAS SUMVAC, LIGTAS UNDAS, Islamic festivals and etc.), relief assistance such as disaster preparedness and response and conflict mediation activities.

Disaster Preparedness/Response Drills (Earthquake/Fire) 1,084

Disaster Response Activities (Activation of Disaster Operations Center & Relief, Retrieval and Rehabilitation )

2,208

Recovery and Wellness Program (RWP)

Establishment of community-based recovery and wellness program (Initiated and Supported)

6,140

COMMUNITY

GAD Advocacy campaign/awareness activities (SANTINIG)

Information drives /dialogues/lectures/symposia to community partners, LGUs, NGOs, and barangays

11,290

Conduct of Bisita Eskwela - I Am Strong (BES) activities Information drives/dialogues/lectures//visitations to schools including DARE Lectures

2,866

Information drives through TRIMP on VAWC, TIP, GBVC and other GAD-related activities by guesting and appearing at local TV and radio stations and by utilizing print and social media

1,440

Advocacy/lectures/orientations on GAD and MOVE to PNP personnel 2,313

Production and distribution of GAD related IEC Materials 30,815

GAD Related-Activities (SAMBAYAN)

Engagements/consultations/meetings with different agencies/stakeholders regarding VAWC and other GBVC & GAD Related Topics

1,435

Participation on the conduct Seminar-Workshop on GST/f National Biennial Summit on Women/MOVE and other related seminar

553

Maintenance of Day Care Center 810

SALAAM POLICE Activities

Masjid/Jail Visitations 7,097

Madrasah Based Activity 3,344

Networking, Monitoring and Liaising with Regional NCMF, Elders and other Muslim NGOs and Youth

2,522

Organization & Continuing Mobilization of Salaam Force Multipliers/Imams and Ustadz

1,626

Dialgoue/Pulong-Pulong with Muslim Community Elders/ Religious Leaders 9,498


b.3 Community Awareness Activities. A total of 222,113 seminars and lectures were conducted to empower the community and support the thrust of the PRO particularly on crime prevention.

B. SUSTAIN PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION

1. Partnership and Collaboration with Stakeholders and other Pillars of the Criminal Justice System (CJS).

1.1 Community Organization and Mobilization. There were 3,450 Non-

Government Organizations (NGOs) that were active in the drive against criminality and other activities. There were a total of 1,550 total number of BPATs with training for the period.

1.2 Community Dialogues and Pulong-Pulong. Community dialogues and

pulong-pulong activities totaled to 9,498 with total number of participants of 83,890.

1.3 JPSCC Meeting. A total of two (2) Joint Peace Security Coordinating Center

Meetings were conducted by this PRO for the period. 1.4 Regional Peace and Order Council Meeting. A total of four Regional Peace

and Order Council (RPOC) Meeting conducted by this PRO.

1.5 Brigada Eskwela 2019. Personnel of this PRO joined the Brigada Eskwela 2019, to help the school authorities within our AOR to ensure peace and security during the school opening.

C. PARTICIPATION IN FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION

c.1 Fun Run. This PRO conducted fun run on September 24, 2019 at PRO ARMM Grandstand, Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.


c.2 This PRO celebrates “77th Araw ng

Kagitingan” on April 9, 2019 held at Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao with the theme: "Serbisyo ng Beterano ay Gunitain Gawing Tanglaw ng Kabataan Tungo sa Kaunlaran".

c.3 Police Regional Office BARMM celebrates the 118th Police Service Anniversary with PLTGEN Fernando H Mendez Jr., Deputy Chief, PNP for Administration as guest of honor and speaker on September 30,2019 at Camp Bgen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

c.4 This PRO celebrates 28th

PNP Foundation

Day and 25th

Ethics Day Celebration at PRO ARMM Grandstand on January

28, 2019 with DepEd BARMM Undersecretary for Madaris Professor ALZAD T SATTAR as the Guest of Honor and Speaker.

c.5 JPSCC Meeting. A total of 115 JPSCC regular meeting were attended by the

personnel of this PRO for the enhancement on the conduct of operations and coordination between PNP/AFP and other friendly forces.

c.6 Holy Week and Easter Sunday Activities. This PRO celebrate Lenten Season

in the observance of the Holy Week on April 14-20, 2019 was held at Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao


c.7 2019 Eid’l Fitr Celebration. Muslim Personnel of this unit together with their dependents attended the morning congregational prayer “Sambahayang” at Salaam Police Mosque inside this PRO in celebration of Eid’l Fitr which signifies the end of the Holy Month of Ramadhan held at Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

c.8 LOI 17-10 “SUGO” Church Based Project/Activity. In relation to ITP as part

of Spiritual Upliftment and Growth of the Organization, personnel from this unit attended the Holy Mass at Mt. Carmel Parish officiated by the parish priest on every Wednesday of the Month at St. Martin de Pores Chapel, Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

D. PARTICIPATION IN RELIGIOUS, HEALTH/PHYSICAL FITNESS AND

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS/CAMPAIGNS

d.1 Sunday Mass. A regular Sunday mass is being held inside camp attended by Roman Catholic PNP personnel and its dependents.

d.2 Blue Mass. Blue Mass is being held at this

PRO every Wednesday at RHQ Building and attended by Roman Catholic PNP personnel.

d.3 Muslim Friday Prayer. Congregational

prayers were held every Friday at the Regional Mosque, inside camp attended by Muslim Brothers PNP personnel and its attendant.

d.4 Clean-Up Drive. This PRO regularly conducted clean-up drive to the different

areas of responsibility in this region.

d.5 Tree Planting Activity. Personnel of RMFB 14 participated in the Tree Planting Activity at Macasandag Watershed, Brgy. Macasandag, Parang, Maguindanao. The tree planting is a yearly event held for Forest Protection. A total of 400 Maghogany Seedlings were planted during the said activity. Further, the


organizers of the event once again invited the PNP and other line agencies on their future activities such as the Mangrove Planting on August 20, 2019.

d.6 Outreach Program (Marawi City). On October 2, 2019 RMFB 14 headed by

PCOL MICHAEL C BAWAYAN JR, once again extended help for the victims of the Marawi Siege thru an Outreach Program sponsored by ABS CBN Star Magic Artist Lance Lucido in partnership with Board Walk Charity Foundation at Marawi City Hall. The activity was made possible thru the cooperation and support of the 1403rd RMFC, RMFB 14 headed by PMAJ JANZ VLADIMIR HILARION, Lanao Del Sur PPO, Marawi City Police and LGU Marawi. In addition to the the gifts given to the recipients, they were also entertained by a song and dance number from the RMFB 14 and 1403rd RMFC personnel.

d.7 Maagang Pamaskong Handog (South

Upi, Maguindanao). On October 8, 2019- Regional Mobile Force Battalion 14 headed by PCOL MICHAEL C BAWAYAN JR., Force Commander shared love and delivered smiles through a gift-giving activity dubbed as "Maagang Pamaskong Handog ng RMFB 14" to the Indigenous People (IPs) of Brgy. Kuya South Upi, Maguindanao. Grocery Items for the families and toys for the children were given to the beneficiaries of the said activity. In addition, lectures on Anti-Illegal Drugs, Anti-Terrorism, FJGAD and Violence against Women and their Children (VAWC) were also conducted focusing more on VAWC for the area is among those municipalities with highest Rape Cases reported for Maguindanao area. Thus, imparting knowledge on the subject and the prevention of such cases is one of our main goal for the activity. Aside from giving of toys and grocery items, the residents were also entertained by the RMFB 14 dancers and games were also played. The activity was made possible through the


assistance of the Battalion Advisory Council (BAC) members, all the line companies of RMFB 14 who shared their blessings through their gifts and financial assistance for the activity, Barangay Officials and staffs of Barangay Kuya, South Upi and South Upi MPS personnel who provided area security throughout the activity. A total of one hundred fifty (150) families received grocery items while five hundred fifty (550) toys were given to the children. The troops were then rewarded by the warm smiles and grateful faces of the residents, indeed true essence of Christmas relies not merely on the gifts but the love and unity that each of us have build.

In line with the Integrated Transformation Program this PRO continuously conduct Physical Fitness Test every month and “zumba” activity every Tuesday and Thursday to all personnel from RHQ down to lower units and other Sports Development Program.

E. FAMILY, JUVENILE AND GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Specialized Course for WCPD Officers. This PRO conducted two (2) trainings of

17-Day Specialized Course on Investigation of Crimes involving Women and Children for PNP-WCPD Officers culminated on March 26, 2019 held at Tawi-Tawi PPO and August 12, 2019 held at Basilan PPO.


Gender Sensitivity Trainings. This PRO conducted four (4) Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women and four (4) Sexual Harassment Awareness for Police Officers attended by 400 PNP personnel of this PRO.

Accomplishments

Gender Sensitivity Training Women & Children Advocacy Program

Nr of Trngs Conducted

Nr of Participants Nr of Trngs Conducted Nr of Participants

8 400 2 100

F. ANTI-CORRUPTION INITIATIVE

Strict implementation on the number of hours rendered by PNP personnel per day.

All 118 C/MPS displayed their respective Service standards/Flowcharts.

Conduct of Regular and Random Inspections and drug testing.

Regular conduct of field visits and inspections to lower units.

Daily Accounting Personnel in RHQ.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

A. ATTAIN FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL ADEQUACY CONSISTENT WITH THE LAW

1. Optimized utilization of logistical resources

1.1 Management of Donations from LGUs and other Agencies

In April 2018, a Memorandum for Agreement was entered into between PRO ARMM represented by PBGEN GRACIANO J MIJARES and Office of the Regional Governor-Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao represented by Governor Mujiv S Hataman for the Construction of PRO ARMM Lounge Building amounting to ₱ 3,123,000.00. On August 28, 2019, the procurement process was started then on October 31, 2019 it was awarded to the Lowest Calculated and Responsive Bid (LCRB), the RNS Construction for the


contract amount of ₱ 3,022,942.75. The said project was inaugurated on May 30, 2019.

1.2 Management of Resources

Funded the purchases of Office supplies amounting to Php 10,370.00.

Funded the amount of Php 3,500.00 for the conduct of 1st

quarter CY 2019 RAC meeting.

Funded the amount of Php 4,600.00 of every quarter for the snacks during the conduct of twelve (12) Weekly PICE and Cascading Activities.

Funded the amount of Php 1,200.00 of every quarter for the snacks during the conduct of quarterly training/seminars.

Released the amount of Php 18,000.00 for allowances of six (6) personnel during the issuance and installation of ICOM HF Base Radio and Issuance of VHFLowband THALES Radio at Maguindanao, Lanao, Basilan, and Sulu PPO’s.

Funded the purchased of two ceiling and stand fan amounting 3,800.00.

Released funds for the purchased of relief goods for donations to Makilala evacuees amounting to 2,000.00.

Funded the purchased of three (3) microphones amounting to Php 9,330.00.

Funded the purchased of one (2) computer printer amounting to Php 8,995.00.

Funded the monthly payments of SKY Cable, Internet bill (Smart), and Hotline (Globe) amounting to Php 7,450.00 of every quarter.

Funded for the purchased of mineral water amounting to Php 2,880.00 of every quarter.

Released fund for the change oil and other maintenance of issued mahindra vehicle amounting to 15,000.00.

Funded the purchased of plywood for the renovation of the Admin building amounting to Php 3,600.00.

Released fund for the purchased of cooking fuel (Gasul) amounting to

Php1,700.00 of every quarter.

Released fund for the purchased of 3 sacks of rice amounting to Php 6,900.00 of every quarter.


Released fund for the incidental/expenses during monthly happy hour amounting to Php 6,000.00 of every quarter.

Funded the purchases of Office supplies and other materials amounting to Php 13,500.00..

Funded the amount of Php 2,500.00 for the conduct of 1st quarter CY 2019 RAC meeting.




Office Supplies Expenses for July amounting to Php 16,125.00.

Other Supplies and Materials Expenses for July amounting to Php 15, 875.00.

Office Supplies Expenses for August amounting to Php 16, 125.00.

Other Supplies and Material Expenses amounting to Php 15, 875.00.

Office Supplies Expenses for September amounting to Php 16, 125.00.

Other Supplies and Materials Expenses for September amounting to Php 15,875.00.

Funded the purchases of Office supplies and other materials amounting to Php 13,500.00..

Funded the amount of Php 2,500.00 for the conduct of 1st quarter CY 2019 RAC meeting.




Office Supplies Expenses for July amounting to Php 16,125.00.

Other Supplies and Materials Expenses for August amounting to Php 15, 875.00.

Office Supplies Expenses for October amounting to Php 16, 125.00.


Other Supplies and Material Expenses amounting to Php 15, 875.00.

Other Supplies and Materials Expenses for November amounting to Php 15,875.00.

1.3 Logistical Management Program

Conducted Installation/Fabrication/ Issuance of Radio/Repair/Preventive Maintenance of CE-Equipment and Repair of Equipment from various end-users:

Repair and Preventive Maintenance of CE-Equipment:

End-user Qty Equipment Date Remarks

RCEO ARMM 1 Antenna System Jan. 15, 2019 Good Condition Maguindanao PHQ 1 Motorola XTL 1500 March 8, 2019 Good Condition Alamada MPS, North Cotabato

1 Motorola GM 338 March 8, 2019 Programmed

Alamada MPS, North Cotabato

16 Motorola GP 3188 March 8, 2019 Programmed

Sulu PPO 1 Repeater Tower May 8, 2019 Good Condition RCEO BARMM 1 DMR Tower May 6-8, 2019 Good Condition Parang MPS, Mag. 1 DMR Tower May 6-8, 2019 Programmed Maguindanao PHQ 1 DMR Tower May 6-8, 2019 Programmed

Sulu PPO 30 DMR Tower May 7, 2019 Good Condition

Repair and Preventive Maintenance of CE-Equipment

Qty Equipment Date End-user 1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System June 27, 2019 Sulu PPO 15 Motorola ATS 2500 HH June 28, 2019 Sulu PPO 1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 9, 2019 RCEO ARMM

1 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio July 12, 2019 Parang MPS

1 Sakura Amplifier July 15, 2019 PRO ARMM

3 Wireless Microphone July 16, 2019 PRO ARMM

2 Sakura Amplifier July 17, 2019 PRO ARMM PRO ARMM 1 CODAN HF/SSB Power Supply July 19, 2019 Tawi-Tawi PPO Tawi-Tawi PPO

1 Motorola GM 338 VHF Base Radio July 19, 2019 Maguindanao PPO 1 Codan Base NGT SRX August 26, 2019 RCEO ARMM 1 Computer AVR Power Max August 26, 2019 RCEO ARMM

1 Power Supply Alinco August 26, 2019 RCEO ARMM 2 Motorola VHF Back to Back September 2, 2019 RCEO ARMM

1 Baikal Desktop Microphone September 2, 2019 PRO Conference Room 2 Crown Speakers September 3, 2019 RCEO ARMM

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System June 27, 2019 Sulu PPO 15 Motorola ATS 2500 HH June 28, 2019 Sulu PPO 1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 9, 2019 RCEO ARMM 1 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio July 12, 2019 Parang MPS 1 Sakura Amplifier July 15, 2019 PRO ARMM 3 Wireless Microphone July 16, 2019 PRO ARMM 2 Sakura Amplifier July 17, 2019 PRO ARMM 1 CODAN HF/SSB Power Supply July 19, 2019 Tawi-Tawi PPO 1 Motorola GM 338 VHF Base Radio July 19, 2019 Maguindanao PPO


2 Motorola Charger November 20, 2019 PRO BAR 1 Power Supply November 25, 2019 RCEO BAR

1 Start-Up Operating System November 25, 2019 RCEO BAR

Installation of CE and ICT-Equipment

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Issuance of Radio

END-USER QTY EQUIPMENT DATE REMARKS

Maguindanao PPO

37

Motorola UHF ATS 2500 HH Radio

January 17,2019

Issued

RHS 7 Motorola UHF ATS 2500 HH

February 10, 2019

Issued

Sulu PPO 3 HYTERA DMR

Repeater System

June 27, 2019 Issued

PMFC Sulu PPO 2 THALES VHF Low-

Band Radio


PMFC Sulu PPO 2 CODAN HF/SSB Manpack Radio


Sulu SRT PMFC,PD Vehicle, Patikul MPS

3 HYTERA DMR Mobile

Radio


Sulu PPO PMFC,Jolo MPS, Maimbung MPS

3 HYTERA DMR Mobile

Radio


Basilan PMFC 2 THALES VHF Low-

Band Radio


PD’s Vehicle PD’s Back-up PMFC 1st Coy PMFC 2nd Coy Maluso MPS Lantawan MPS Lamitan MPS Tuburan MPS

9 CODAN HF/SSB Manpack Radio

June 27, 2019

Issued


Hadji Muhtamad MPS

Maguindanao PPO 1 HYTERA Smart

Dispatch

July 3, 2019

Issued

Lanao Del Sur PPO 1 HYTERA Smart

Dispatch

July 4, 2019 Issued

Parang MPS 1 HYTERA DMR Base

Radio

July 12, 2019 Issued

Malabang MPS 1 HYTERA DMR Base

Radio


Maguindanao PPO 1 HYTERA DMR

Repeater System


PRO ARMM 15 HYTERA DMR

Repeater System

August 15, 2019 Issued

Sulu PPO 1 HYTERA DMR

Repeater System


Sulu PMFC 2 THALES VHF Low-

Band Radio


Sulu PMFC 2 CODAN HF/SSB Manpack Radio


Sulu SRT PMFC PD Vehicle Patikul MPS

3 HYTERA DMR Mobile

Radio


Sulu PPO FMFC Jolo MPS Maimbung MPS

3 HYTERA DMR Mobile

Radio


Basilan PMFC 2 THALES VHF Low-

Band Radio


Sulu PMFC 2 CODAN HF/SSB Manpack Radio


PD Vehicle PD’s Back Up PMFC 1st Coy PMFC 2nd Coy Maluso MPS Lantawan MPS Tuburan MPS Hadji Muhtamad MPS

9 HYTERA DMR Mobile

Radio


Maguindanao PPO 1 HYTERA Smart

Dispatch July 3, 2019 Issued


Lanao Del Sur PPO 1 HYTERA Smart

Dispatch

July 4, 2019

Issued

Parang MPS 1 HYTERA DMR Base

Radio

July 12,2019 Issued

Malabang MPS 1 HYTERA DMR Base

Radio

July 19,2019 Issued

Maguindanao PPO 1 HYTERA DMR

Repeater System

July 23,2019 Issued

1.4 Maintenance and other Operating Expenses (MOOE)

As provided under the General Provision (GP) No. 104 of the approved General Appropriations Act (GAA) FY 2019 (RA 10924), the total approved MOOE of PRO ARMM for CY 2019 was Php 313,587,000.00 with an increase of 23.48% compared to the last year MOOE of Php 253,962,000.00. However, based on RA 10924, Centrally Managed Items (CMI) are mandatorily being deducted from the General Appropriation such as Intelligence Fund, Provincial Reserve Fund (PRF), Regional Reserve Fund (RRF), Training Fund, Insurance/Fidelity Bond Fund, Ammunition, Fixed Expenditures, Health Service, Insurance and Fidelity Bond, Investigation Fund and ISO Fund with a total amount of Php 117,333,952.20. The said funds are intended for a particular purpose but being centrally managed by the Regional Comptrollership Division. This PRO has complied the guidelines, policies and procedures in the distribution of Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) for FY 2019 such as monthly allocation of One Thousand Three Hundred Ninety (P1,390.00) per capita to Police Provincial Office (PPO), City Police Stations (CPS), Municipal Police Stations (MPS) and the distribution of One Thousand (P1,000.00) per capita for Mobile Forces such as Regional Mobile Force Battalion (RMFB), Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) and Provincial Mobile Force Platoon (PMFP).

A total of Php 287,454,750.00 from January – November 2019 programmed for the MOOE was released to RMFB and five (5) PPOs of this PRO. The Mobile Forces (RMFB, PMFC, and PMFP) have an annual ISO Fund in the amount of Php 22,863,632.66 and Provincial Reserved Fund (PRF) for the PPOs with the total amount of Php 3,900,000.00 annually.

1.4 Personal Services This PRO received and released a total amount of Php 343,846,431.29 for

Personal Services (Pay & Allowances and Collateral Funds) to PRO ARMM personnel, broken down as follows:

a. Pay & Allowances ---------------------------------------- 17,969,067.39 b. Collateral Funds Replacement of Clothing Allowance (RCA)------- 25,704,000.00


Reimbursement of Hospital Expenses (RHE)---- 481,940.96 Combat Duty Pay (CDP) ----------------------------- 168,999,000.00 Combat Incentive Pay (CIP)-------------------------- 119,295,000.00 NUP Clothing Allowance------------------------------- 3,192,000.00 Initial Clothing Allowance------------------------------ 8,205,422.94

TOTAL 343,846,431.29

2. Logistic Management Program 2.1 Installation of CE and ICT-Equipment:

End-user Qty Equipment Date Remarks

Maguindanao PHQ 1 Back to Back Repeater Radio

January 17, 2019

Issued and Installed

6th Signal Battalion 1 Motorola GM 338 VHF Base Radio

January 17, 2019

Issued and Installed

RCEO ARMM 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

January 23, 2019

1401st 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

January 23, 2019

Parang MPS Maguindanao PPO 1

Site Survey Inspection for DMR

January 23, 2019

Maguindanao PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

January 24, 2019

Marawi PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection January 25, 2019

Malabang MPS, LDS 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR January 25, 2019

Tawi-Tawi PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

February 9, 2019

Basilan PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

February 8, 2019

Basilan PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

February 8, 2019

Sulu PHQ 1 Site Survey Inspection for DMR February 8, 2019

Marawi CPS, LDS 5 Site Survey Inspection for DMR

February 10, 2019

Maguindanao PHQ Communication Tower March 8, 2019 Good Condition

Qty Equipment Date End-user 1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System June 27, 2019 Sulu PPO

3

HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio June 27, 2019

Sulu SRT PMFC

PD Vehicle

Patikul MPS

HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio June 28, 2019

Sulu PPO FMFC Jolo MPS Maimbung MPS PD’s Vehicle PD’s Back-up

PMFC 1st

Coy

9 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio June 29, 2019

PMFC 2nd

Coy

Maluso MPS Lantawan MPS

Lamitan MPS Tuburan MPS


Hadji Muhtamad MPS

1 HYTERA Smart Dispatch July 3, 2019 Maguindanao PPO

1 HYTERA Smart Dispatch July 4, 2019 Lanao del Sur PPO

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 9, 2019 RCEO ARMM

1 HYTERA DMR Base Radio July 12, 2019 Parang MPS

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 19, 2019 Lanao del Sur PHQ

1 HYTERA DMR Base Radio July 19, 2019 Malabang MPS

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 22, 2019 Maguindanao PPO

1 Hytera DMR Base Radio September 18, 2019 MSU

1 Hytera DMR Base Radio September 18, 2019

Sagonsongan of Marawi City Police Station

1 HYTERA DMR Base Radio August 28 2019 Marawi City, Lanao del Sur

4 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio August 29, 2019 Marawi City Police Station

2 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio August 29,2019 Provincial Crime Laboratory Office

1 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio August 29,2019 Regional Mobile Force

Battalion

1 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio August 29,2019 1st Provincial Mobile Force Company Malabang MPS

1 Hytera DMR Mobile Radio August 29,2019 PD, Lanao del Sur PPO(Toyota Hilux)

1 VHF Motorola Base Radio August 30, 2019 Km 21, Brgy Alamada, Sultan Kudarat Maguindanao

8 Hytera DMR Mobile Radio August 30, 2019 “Bangon Marawi Project” at Lanao del Sur Police

Provincial Office

1 Hytera DMR Base Radio September 18, 2019 MSU

1 Hytera DMR Base Radio

September 18, 2019 Sagonsongan of Marawi City Police Station

1 UHF Motorola Repeater September 7, 2019 Old Capitol SK Maguindanao 18 HALES VHF Lowband Radio September 7, 2019 Old Capitol SK Maguindanao 46 Hytera DMR Handheld Radio September 7, 2019 Old Capitol SK Maguindanao

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System

June 27, 2019 Sulu PPO

3 HYTERA DMR Mobile Radio June 27, 2019 Sulu SRT PMFC

PD Vehicle

Patikul MPS


Sulu PPO FMFC

Jolo MPS

Maimbung MPS

PD’s Vehicle

PD’s Back-up

PMFC 1st Coy

PMFC 2nd Coy


Maluso MPS

Lantawan MPS

Lamitan MPS

Tuburan MPS

Hadji Muhtamad MPS

1 HYTERA Smart Dispatch July 3, 2019 Maguindanao PPO

1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 9, 2019 RCEO ARMM1 HYTERA DMR Base Radio July 12, 2019 Parang MPS1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 19, 2019 Lanao del Sur PHQ1 HYTERA DMR Base Radio July 19, 2019 Malabang MPS 1 HYTERA DMR Repeater System July 22, 2019 Maguindanao PPO


3. Research and Development Program.

The PRO continued its development program through the construction of units/offices/MPS and maintenance of buildings located at RHQ, Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Out of the total 118 MPS of PRO BAR, two (2) are completely constructed standard police stations one (1) are on-going, and 92 are not standard police stations.

PPOs

Standard Police Station Not Standard

Police Station

No-Police Station

(Occupying LGU Bldg)

Total of Police

Stations Constructed On-

going/Funded

Lanao 1 - 34 - 40

Maguindanao - - 21 - 36

Basilan 1 1 9 - 12

Sulu - - 18 - 19

Tawi-Tawi - - 10 - 11

Cotabato City - - - - - Total 2 1 92 - 118

LEARNING AND GROWTH

A. RECRUIT THE MOST QUALIFIED APPLICANTS

1. PNP Recruitment Program CY 2019.

ATTRITION QUOTA 2018 1ST CYCLE

Number of Recruits Date of Oath Taking

Quota

Male Female TOTAL

84 15 99 11-Jul-19 100

REGULAR/PMF QUOTA CY 2019

\

ON PROCESS CY 2019 ATTRITION QUOTA


Quota Male Female TOTAL

318 157 475

14-Oct-19 800 5 0 5

323 157 480

Number of Recruits Taken PPE

Date of Oath Taking

Quota

Male Female TOTAL

232 45 277 30-Jan-20 200


B. DEVELOP COMPETENT, MOTIVATED AND VALUES-ORIENTED PNP CORE

VALUES

1. Programmed Courses/Seminar Conducted

1.1 Programmed Trainings/Courses

From July to September 2019, there were 19 programmed trainings/courses conducted by the PRO based on the approved formulated Regional Training Action Plan for CY 2019 with a total of 1,292 successful participants.

Title of Courses/Seminar Nr of

Trainings Conducted

Nr of Participants

Christian Discipleship Seminar 1 48

Vehicle Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Seminar-Workshop

1 50

Personnel Orientation Course for the NUP 1 43

Managing Police Operations Training (MPOT) 2 112

Basic Information Collection and Analysis Seminar 1 50

Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) 1 50

Specialized Course on Investigation of Crimes Involving Women and Children for PNP-WCPD Officers CL 10-2019BARMM

1 50

Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women (OSLAW)

1 50

Sexual Harassment Awareness for Police Officers (SHAPO)

1 50

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team Seminar 1 178

Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training (HFPT-Phase 1)

1 100

Handgun Qualification and Marksmanship Test (HQMT-Phase 2)

1 100

Handgun Classification and Marksmanship Test (HCMT-Phase 3)

1 50

PNP Rifle Marksmanship Training 1 50

Basic Combat Shotgun Training 1 50

Proficiency Training on the use of GLOCK 17 Pistol

1 191

Focused Reformation/ Reorientation and Moral Enhancement for Police Officers in Line with Internal Cleansing Efforts (FORM POLICE) (Minor Offense)

2 70

TOTAL 19 1,292


There were 15 un-programmed trainings/courses that were initiated by the PRO with 477 successful participants while 7 trainings/courses funded by the USDOJ/ICITAP assisted by the Regional Learning and Doctrine Development Division with a total of 87 attendees.

1.2 Un-Programmed Trainings/Courses


Trainings Conducted

Nr of Participants

Gender Awareness and Development Seminar (Maguindanao PPO and Sulu PPO)

2 70

Seminar on R.A. 9262

(Marawi CPS, Lanao del Sur PPO) 1 20

Seminar re VAWC and Trafficking in Person

(Balabagan MPS, Lanao del Sur PPO) 1 48

Seminar on R.A. 9262 and Handling of VAWC Cases

(Lanao del Sur PPO)

1 15

Regional Basic Logistics Course Class 2019-25 1 50

Training of Trainers for Peer Facilitator within the PNP

1 31

Seminar-Workshop on Regional Learning and Doctrine Development Matters

1 15

Intelligence Basic Course for PCO CL 2019-11 1 18

Intelligence Basic Course for PNCO CL 2019-14

1 27

Improvise Explosive Device Awareness Seminar

1 53

Financial Education or Awareness/GSIS Fal II 1 39

Medical First Responder Course 1 21

Lecture on RA 9775 “Anti Child Pornography Act of 2009”

1 28

Seminar Workshop on Laws and Children 1 42 TOTAL 15 477

1.3 USDOJ/ICITAP Foreign Funded assisted by the RLDDD

Title of Courses/Seminar Nr of Trainings

Conducted No. of

Participants

TOT on Ethics Course 1 15

TOT on Human Rights Course 1 10

TOT on Community Policing Course 1 10

Community Relations Team Course 1 12

Instructors Development Course 1 15

Salaam Police Specialist Course 1 25

Instructors Development Course 1 15


TOTAL 7 87

C. UPHOLD AND PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES AND PNP CORE VALUES

1. Promotion System

LATERAL ENTRY PROGRAM

For the period, 26 PCOs and 1,235 PNCOs were promoted for the 3rd and 2nd Level for Phase 1, and 29 PCOs and 185 PNCOs were promoted for the 3rd and 2nd Level for Phase 2.

2. Internal Reforms

This PRO still continuously conduct random drug testing to all RHQ Personnel down to lower units.

3. Further Reduction of Uniformed Personnel at Headquarters. Out of the

7,528 actual strength of the PRO 27.17% or 277 personnel were assigned at Regional Headquarters (RHQ); 6.11% or 1,231 Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) personnel were assigned in the field. Also out of 7,528, 19.93% or 957 personnel were assigned in BNQs; and 10.52% or 909 personnel were assigned in Maneuver Companies.

4. Assignment of at least 21 personnel at every MPS. All C/MPS of PRO

ARMM are manned by at least 21 PNP personnel. The designated OIC and/or COPs of the 118 C/MPS are all PCOs.


Quota Male Female TOTAL

20 3 23 25-Mar-19

Additional Number of Recruits Date of Oath

Taking Quota

Male Female TOTAL

3 0 3 31-Oct-19


5. Living the PNP Core Values

Maka Diyos

Through the conduct of Spiritual Enhancement. This unit is religiously

participated in the conduct of the said activity. For the period covered a total

of eighty-seven (87) weekly religious activities (Friday Congregational

Prayer/Sunday Mass Service and other significant religious activity) were

accounted and attended by personnel of this unit.

Makabayan

118th Police Service Anniversary with PLTGEN Fernando H Mendez Jr., Deputy Chief, PNP for Administration as guest of honor and speaker on September 30,2019 at Camp Bgen Salipada K Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Blood Letting and Fun Run. personnel of this PRO volunteered as blood donors while others joined the fun run and kind hearted extended their help/assistance to the less fortuned individuals through feeding program.

Makatao

Human Right Desks have been established in all units/offices of this PRO. A total of nine various seminars/lectures relative to Human rights were conducted and participated by 2,701 PNP personnel.

Dialogues and Pulong-pulong with stakeholders. The Continuous Police Community interaction and public information undertaken by our Maneuver Line Companies developed the trust and confidence of the community and mobilize them to be effective partners in crime prevention and maintenance of peace and order. For the period covered, a total of nine thousand four hundred ninety eight (9,498) dialogues and pulong-pulong were conducted.


Makakalikasan

This PRO continuously supports the DENR in protecting and preserving the natural and residual forest against illegal operations.

Clean-up Drive. Personnel of this unit taught not only how to defeat the enemy in the battle and the strategies to win the hearts of the community but also on how to support our mother nature. Adherence to proper waste disposal is always encouraged and tree planting activity is always attended by this unit.

D. INSTITUTIONALIZED ADEQUATE PACKAGE OF BENEFITS AND

REMUNERATION

1. Personnel Enhancement Program

Awards and Decorations – A total of 20,130 appropriate awards were given to deserving PNP and NUP broken down as follows.

PNP AWARD Total Number of Personnel Awarded

PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Medalya ng Kadakilaan 25 72 97 Medalya ng Mabuting Asal 3 110 113 Medalya ng Kagalingan 21 173 194

Medalya ng Kasanayan 619 3,304 175 4098 Medalya ng Papuri 990 13,674 242 14,904 Medalya ng Ugnayang Pampulisya

Medalya ng Paglilingkod sa Mindanao

15 188 203

Medalya ng Sugatang Magiting Medalya ng Paglaban sa Manliligalig

4 4

Medalya ng Paglilingkod 14 603 617

Total 1,687 18,128 417 20,130


2. LOI Salamat Kapatid – Four (4) retirement honor has been given to the PNP personnel of this PRO.

3. Reward and Punishment System.

ADMINISTRATIVE CASES CY 2019

Personnel with admin Cases 144

RESOLVED 138

Dismissal from the PNP Service 46

Demotion 0

Suspension 15

Forfeiture of Salary 2

Reprimand 0

Exonerated/Case Dismissed 75

PENDING 6

For Review by Command Group 2

For Draft Decision 3

USHP 0

For SHP 1

TOTAL NO. OF CASE FOLDER 70

RESOLVED NO. OF ADMIN CASE 65

PENDING 5

For Review by Command Group 1

For Draft Decision 3

USHP 0

For SHP 1

Month PCO PNCO

March PLTCOL DIA, MACACUNA BANTO

June PEMS Sappal, Fermin A

July PEMS Lozano, Apolinario B

October PEMS Dugasan, Sukarno Tapsi

RESOLVED ADMINISTRATIVE CASES (JANUARY to NOVEMBER 2019)

Total No. of Cases Received for CY 2019 59

Pending Cases for CY 2019 32

TOTAL RESOLVED CASES 50

Note: Out of 50 resolved cases for January to November 2019, there were 27 resolved cases docketed in the year 2019 and 23 cases docketed in the year 2018.


E. DEVELOP A RESPONSIVE POLICE ORGANIZATION

1. Information and Communication Technology

The operational and administrative aspects of PRO ARMM website (http://www.proarmm.com) is maintained by Information Technology personnel of this PRO.

Twitter Account: proarmm@proarmm is the official twitter of PNP PRO ARMM.

Facebook Account (www.facebook.com/pro.armm).

Viber Account (PRO ARMM)

PROCESS EXCELLENCE

A. IMPROVE COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS THROUGH COMMUNITY-

ORIENTED AND HUMAN RIGHT-BASED POLICING

1. Model Police Station. Two (2) standard police stations were completely constructed while one (1) is still on-going construction.

2. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation on Human Rights. A total of 30 various seminars/lectures/trainings/directives/police operations in relation to the PNP Human Rights Development Program and participated by 38, 789 stakeholders, PNP and AFP personnel covering the period from 01 January – 10 November 2019 with more than 10,000 plus of man-hours spent.

Trainings/Seminars/Forums/Lectures/Dialogues (Meetings)

Number of Participants/Perso

nnel RHRAO facilitated the travel of PCOL EDWIN BG WAGAN, CRS who represented the PRO during the “Senior-Level Police Discussions on the Integration of Rights-based Policing Principles in Police

1 PNP personnel

4. Internal Cleansing Program.

Month Dismissed from the service

Demoted Suspended Forfeiture of salary

Reprimanded Total

January 8 0 0 0 0 8

February 13 1 21 1 0 36

March 18 1 16 0 0 35

April 7 0 7 0 2 16

May 5 0 2 0 0 7

June 4 0 5 0 0 9

July 4 0 7 0 1 12

August 2 0 7 0 8 17

Total 61 2 65 1 11 140

http://www.proarmm.com/http://www.facebook.com/pro.armm


Operation” held at Hotel Dominique, KM 55, Aguinaldo Highway, Barangay Maitim II East, Tagaytay City on February 19-20, 2019.

RHRAO facilitated the travel of PCOL PATRICK T VILLACORTE, DRDO who represented the PRO during the “2019 Top Level Forum Workshop on International Humanitarian Law for Senior Police Officers” held at Marco Polo Plaza Cebu, Nivel Hills, Cebu Veterans Drive, Cebu City on March 7, 2019.

1 PNP personnel

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers on the conduct of lectures on “International Humanitarian Law also known as the Law of War or the Law of Armed Conflict” on March 15, 2019 held at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of

BASULTA and LANMAG and

RMFB 14

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers on the conduct of lectures on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel on Crowd Control/CDM Operations and Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management” on March 26, 2019 held at their respective offices/units.

600 PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14

Trainings/Seminars/Forums/Lectures/ Dialogues (Meetings)

Number of Participants/Personnel

RHRAO conducted lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel on Crowd Control/CDM Operations and Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management” on April 16, 2019 held at the PRO BAR Grandstand, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao during the Simultaneous CDM Competition.

300 PNP Personnel

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on ”Human Rights Advisory on PNP Deployment to Polling Precincts and Performance of Other Election-Related Duties” and “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Checkpoints during Election Period” on May 6, 2019 held at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Operations on Muslim Communities or Against Muslim Suspects” on the observance of Ramadhan 2019 in BARMM on May 7, 2019 held at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Battalion


Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management” and “PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 8, 2019 held at the RMFB 14 Battalion.

Deployable personnel of RMFB 14



RHRAO conducted lecture on “Human Rights Advisory on PNP Deployment to Polling Precincts and Performance of Other Election-Related Duties” and “PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 9, 2019 held at the PRO BAR Grandstand, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

Deployable personnel of

RHQ

RHRAO conducted lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management and PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 9, 2019 held at PRO BAR Grandstand, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.


ARMMTS

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management”; Human Rights Advisory on PNP Deployment to Polling Precincts and Performance of Other Election-Related Duties and “PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 12, 2019 held at their respective PPOs.

Deployable personnel of BASULTA and LANMAG

RHRAO facilitated the travel of PCPT JEMAR JEMAR ZAMORA DELOS SANTOS O-26937 to attend the 2nd Leg of the 2019 Police Human Rights Officers Course on June 11-30, 2019 at the HRAO Conference Room, Legal Service Building, Camp Rafael T Crame, Quezon City.

1 PNP Personnel



RHRAO conducted lecture on “Human Rights Advisory on PNP Deployment to Polling Precincts and Performance of Other Election-Related Duties” and “PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 9, 2019 held at the PRO BAR


RHQ


Grandstand, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. RHRAO conducted lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management and PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 9, 2019 held at PRO BAR Grandstand, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.


ARMMTS

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management”; Human Rights Advisory on PNP Deployment to Polling Precincts and Performance of Other Election-Related Duties and “PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with NLE 2019 on May 12, 2019 held at their respective PPOs.

Deployable personnel of BASULTA and LANMAG

RHRAO facilitated the travel of PCPT JEMAR JEMAR ZAMORA DELOS SANTOS O-26937 to attend the 2nd Leg of the 2019 Police Human Rights Officers Course on June 11-30, 2019 at the HRAO Conference Room, Legal Service Building, Camp Rafael T Crame, Quezon City.

1 PNP Personnel



PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer represented the PRO on the One-day Human Rights Education-Participatory Research on Bangsamoro Human Rights Commission held at the Mang Gorio Bahay Kainan Function Room, Cotabato City on June 10, 2019.

1 PNP Personnel

PLTCOL DELMANI S SUDDING, Provincial Human Rights Desk Officer, Lanao del Sur PPO attended the provincial-leg of the One-day Human Rights Education-Participatory Research on Bangsamoro Human Rights Commission held at the Zoey Cafe Function Room, Palao, Iligan City on June 11, 2019.

1 PNP Personnel

RHRAO Issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officer to conduct lecture on “International Humanitarian Law (IHL) focusing on RA 11188 “An Act Providing Special Protection of Children in Situations of Armed Conflict” on June 24, 2019 at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14


PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted lecture on “LOI 55/07 “PAMANA”- PNP Human Rights Development Program” to the participants of FORM POLICE on June 26, 2019 at the RIDMD Training Room, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

50 PNP Personnel



RHRAO Issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officer to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil Disturbance Management and PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with PRRD SONA 2019 on July 3, 2019 at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of BASULTA and LANMAG

and RMFB 14

RHRAO conducted lecture on “An Act Providing Special Protection of Children in Situations of Armed Conflict” to the PNP operatives of RMFB 14 to include line companies on July 5, 2019 held at the RMFB 14 Headquarters.

50 PNP Personnel of

RMFB 14

PMAJ MISUARI L MACACUA, Chief, CAD, RCADD with PCPT HAILIL MUTALIB, Chief, PWCD, Maguindanao PPO and personnel from the Regional Human Rights Affairs Office and PIDMS, Maguindanao PPO attended the 1-Day Bangsamoro Human Rights Network Summit held on July 16, 2019 at the Ebrahim Hall, Em Manor Hotel and Convention, Cotabato City facilitated by RHRC and sponsored by The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID).

10 PNP Personnel

PLTCOL DELMANI SUDDING JR Provincial Human Rights Desk Officer, Lanao del Sur PPO was invited as lecturer on “PNP Human Rights Development Program; PNP Human Rights-Based Policing and Human Rights Issuances and Advisories on September 3, 2019 at held at the 103rd Special Action Company, Camp Bagong Amai Pakpak, Marawi City.

100 personnel of PNP SAF



RHRAO Issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officer to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Civil


and RMFB 14


Disturbance Management and PNP Know Your Rights Mobile Application” in connection with PRRD SONA 2019 on July 3, 2019 at their respective offices/units.


50 PNP Personnel of

RMFB 14


10 PNP Personnel







and RMFB 14


50 PNP Personnel of

RMFB 14

PMAJ MISUARI L MACACUA, Chief, CAD, RCADD with PCPT HAILIL MUTALIB, Chief, PWCD, Maguindanao PPO and personnel from the Regional Human Rights Affairs Office and PIDMS, Maguindanao PPO attended the 1-Day

10 PNP Personnel


Bangsamoro Human Rights Network Summit held on July 16, 2019 at the Ebrahim Hall, Em Manor Hotel and Convention, Cotabato City facilitated by RHRC and sponsored by The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID).







and RMFB 14


50 PNP Personnel of

RMFB 14


10 PNP Personnel



PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer was invited as lecturer on the “PNP Human Rights Development Program; PNP Human Rights-Based Policing and

50 Uniformed and NUP of PRO BAR, PRO 9 and PRO 12


Human Rights Issuances and Advisories” to the participants of Regional Basic Logistics Course in Western Mindanao Cluster on September 2, 2019 at the PRO BAR Multi-Purpose Building, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao. PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer was invited as lecturer on “PNP Human Rights-Based Policing and other Human Rights Issuances and Advisories” to the participants of the Basic Information Collection and Analysis Seminar (BICAS) Class 2019-01 held on August 27, 2019 at the PRO ARMM Multi-Purpose Building, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

50 PNP Personnel

PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer and representative from the Regional Women and Children Protection Desk attended the 3rd RJJWC BARMM Regular Meeting 2019 held on October 1, 2019 at the Conference Room, MSSD BARMM Regional Office, Cotabato City.

5 PNP Personnel

PMAJ ALLAN M BENASING, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted lecture on “LOI 55/07 “PAMANA”- PNP Human Rights Development Program” to the 53 participants of FORM POLICE undergoing the 7-day Focused Reformation, Reorientation and Moral Enhancement for Police Officers in Line with Internal Cleansing Efforts (FORM POLICE) held on September 27, 2019 at the RIDMD Training Room, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

53 PNP Personnel



PLTCOL DELMANI S SUDDING JR, DPDA/Provincial Human Rights Desk Officer was invited as lecturer on “PNP Human Rights-Based Policing and other Human Rights Issuances and Advisories”; IHL and IHRL Paradigm, Classification of Conflict and Applicable Laws in relation to the law enforcement activities” during the One-Day PNP-ICRC Workshop on International Laws Applicable to Armed Conflict held on October 2, 2019 at the Governor Mamintal Adiong Sr. Multipurpose Hall, Camp Bagong Amai Pakpak, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur.

50 PNP Personnel

PCOL JUN MARK J LAGARE, Regional Human Rights Affairs Office and

5 PNP Personnel


representative from the Regional Women and Children Protection Desk, attended the RJJWC Joint Special Meeting held on October 8, 2019 at the Conference Room, MSSD BARMM Regional Office, Cotabato City. PCOL JUN MARK J LAGARE, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted lecture on PNP Human Rights-Based Policing, LOI PAMANA and other Human Rights Issuances and Advisories to the participants of the Field Training Officers Course held on October 24, 2019 at the RSTU-BAR, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

50 PNP Personnel

RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory for PNP Personnel Conducting Checkpoints “ during the observance of UNDAS 2019 at their respective offices/units.

PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14



RHRAO issued a memo directive to the Provincial/Battalion Human Rights Desk Officers to conduct lecture on “Human Rights Advisory during Natural Disasters” on November 11, 2019 at their respective offices/units.


and RMFB 14

PCOL ESMAEL P ALI, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted lecture on “PNP Human Rights Development Program (LOI 55/07 PAMANA), PNP Human Rights-Based Policing and Human Rights Issuances and Advisories” to the participants of the 5-day Integrated Training Program for Mandatory Seminar on Moral Recovery Program, Human Rights and Gender and Development held on November 22, 2019 at the RSTU Training Room, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

50 PNP Personnel

PCOL ESMAEL P ALI, Regional Human Rights Officer was invited as resource speaker during the conduct of a one-day celebration of the “Juvenile Justice and Welfare Consciousness Week or JJ Week” with a theme: “Ipatupad ang Juvenile Justice Law para sa lahat ng Bata” held on November 26, 2019 at WCPD Office, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

60 PNP Personnel

PCOL ESMAEL P ALI, Regional Human Rights Officer was invited as resource speaker during the conduct of a one-day celebration of the

50 PNP Personnel


“Juvenile Justice and Welfare Consciousness Week or JJ Week” with a theme: “Ipatupad ang Juvenile Justice Law para sa lahat ng Bata” held on November 27, 2019 at Lanao del Sur PPO Function Hall, Camp Amai Pakpak, Marawi City.



PCOL ESMAEL P ALI, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted a one-day lecture on the PNP Human Rights Development Program (LOI 55/07 PAMANA), HRAO Issuances and Advisories and PNP Human Rights Based Policing to the 50 personnel undergoing the 7-day Focused Reformation, Reorientation and Moral Enhancement for Police Officers in Line with Internal Cleansing Efforts (FORM POLICE) held on November 29, 2019 at the RSTU Training Room, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

50 PNP Personnel

RHRAO issued a memo directive for the simultaneous region-wide celebration of National Human Rights Consciousness Week 2019 Celebration and the 7th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) from December 4-10, 2019. Various activities were held to include the reading of the “Panata sa Karapatang Pantao” by all PNP personnel during the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony held at the PRO ARMM Building and at the 5 PPOs and RMFB units down to MPS level with various stakeholders.

PNP Personnel of


RMFB 14

PCOL ESMAEL P ALI, Regional Human Rights Officer conducted a one-day lecture on the PNP Human Rights Development Program (LOI 55/07 PAMANA), HRAO Issuances and Advisories and PNP Human Rights Based Policing to the 54 personnel undergoing the VIP Security and Protection Course 2019-03 (97) held on December 5, 2019 at the ARMMTS, Camp BGen SK Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

54 PNP Personnel


B. Legal Service Program

For the period Regional Legal Service conducted 108 seminars/lectures regarding on legal activity covering the period from January 1 to November 30, 2018.

C. Improve crime prevention and control

1. Results-Oriented Operations

a. Intelligence a.1. Counter Intelligence Report Monitored. For the period there were 143

CI reports acted by this PRO. a.2. Intel Operations. For the period this PRO recorded 204 Intelligence-led

operations. a.3. Enhancement of Counter Intelligence (CI) Efforts Against Erring

PNP Personnel. 9 personnel included in the CI Watchlist; and 206 PNP personnel were filed administrative and criminal case.

a.4. Foreign Liaison. There were 42 VIP security operations conducted by

this PRO.

Activity Venue Date No. of

Participants Lecturer/Attendees

AS

LS

IN

ITIA

TE

D

CIC Building, PRO BAR Jun 19, 2019 35

PMAJ EDGARD BCUANAN,JR

CIC Building, PRO BAR July 09, 2019 47

CIC Building, PRO BAR Jul 11, 2019 39

Parang MPS, Maguindanao

Aug 15, 2019 34

RIDMD Training Room, RHQ PRO ARMM

Oct 10, 2019 44

Sultan Mastura MPS, Maguindanao

Oct 15, 2019 35

RSTU, PRO BAR Nov 21, 2019 35

AS

RE

SO

UR

CE

SP

EA

KE

R RTC ARMM May 3, 2019 60

PMAJ YASSER HAKIM

PMAJ EDGARD B CUANAN,JR


May 3, 2019 50

RTC ARMM Sep 9, 2019 40




Multi-Purpose Hall, PRO ARMM

Sep 17, 2019 50

Grandstand, PRO BAR Sep 30, 2019 39

Grandstand, PRO BAR Oct 02, 2019 39


Oct 10, 2019 50


a.5. CBI Conducted on PNP Applicants. There were a total of 1,351 CBI conducted on PNP Applicants.

a.6. Intelligence Dissemination. A total of 304 intelligence products were

being disseminated and used by other offices and units. a.7. Anti-Criminality. A total of 2 Most Wanted Persons and 105 ordinary

Wanted Persons.

b. Investigation

b.1. Crime Statistics. For the period from 01 January to 30 November 2019, a Total Crime Volume (TCV) of 2,743 was recorded; 867 are Index Crimes and 1,876 were Non-Index Crimes. Compared to the 3,230 TCV of same period last year, there was a decrease of 487 (15.07%) incidents with an average monthly crime rate of 6.11% incidents per 100,000 populations.

Type of Crimes Period

Variance % Jan-Nov, 2019 Jan-Nov, 2018

CRIME AGAINST PERSON 565 686 ↓121%

Murder 341 350 ↓9%

Homicide 15 35 ↓20%

Physical Injury 90 165 ↓75%

Rape 41 48 ↓7%

CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY 302 384 ↓84%

Robbery 48 75 ↓27%

Theft 41 75 ↓34%

Carnapping MV 7 4 ↑4%

Carnapping MC 73 64 ↑9%

Index Crime Volume 565 686 ↓181%

Non-Index Crime Volume 302 384 ↓82%

Violation of Special Laws 1,035 1,088 ↓53%

b.2. Service of Warrant of Arrest. A total of 262 Warrant of Arrest was

served. b.3. Neutralization of Wanted Persons. There were 262 wanted persons

arrested.


c. Operations

c.1. Anti-Criminality Initiatives.

Police Visibility. The PRO intensified its efforts against street crimes and other criminality through the Enhanced Managing Police Operation. Further, a total of 201.282 Foot and Mobile Patrols were conducted with a total of 15,720,741 man hours spent in patrolling.

c.2. On Law Enforcement.

Campaign against illegal drugs. A total of 644 operations were conducted on the campaign against illegal drugs that resulted in the arrest of 722 and 38 were neutralized and the recovery of 4,861.8291 grams of “shabu” and 13,297.448 grams of Marijuana with a total of DDB value of Php 33,078,691.28, drug paraphernalia and 1,425 cases filed in court.

Campaign against Carnapping. A total of 72 operations were conducted that resulted in the arrest of 19 alleged carnappers and the recovery of three (3) vehicles and thirty-one (31) motorcycles for the period.

Campaign against Bank Robbery. No incident of bank robbery was recorded for the period.

Campaign against Hijacking/Highway Robbery. There was no monitored hijacking and highway robbery incident for the period covered.

Campaign against Illegal Gambling. A total of 93 anti-gambling operations were conducted that resulted in the arrest of 261 gambling personalities and the confiscation of 23 slot machines and money amounting to Php 131,013.65.

Campaign against illegal Logging. A total of 56 operations were conducted that resulted in the arrest of 39 alleged loggers and the confiscation of 101,609.86 board feet and 995 pieces assorted lumbers with an estimated value of Php 73,752.00.

Campaign against illegal Fishing operations. Seven (7) operations conducted which resulted to the arrest of 66 persons and the confiscation of 26 fishing paraphernalia.

Campaign against Smuggling/Piracy. Four (4) operations were conducted that resulted in the arrest of three (3) persons and the confiscation of 40,000 sacks of rice and13 boxes cigarettes.

Campaign against Cattle Rustling. Two (2) operations were conducted that resulted in the arrest of one (1) cattle rustler and the recovery of two (2) animals.


Campaign against Syndicated Crime Groups/Criminal Gangs. A total of one (1) operations conducted for the period that resulted in the arrest of four (4) members of criminal gangs.

Campaign against Loose Firearms (Kontra Boga). A total of 264 operations conducted that resulted in the arrest/surrender of 220 gun personalities and the confiscated/recovered of 507 assorted firearms and 56 were killed during police operations.

Community Oriented Policing System (COPS). There were 132 COPS established/maintained.

Search and Rescue Operations. A total of one (1) search and rescue operation was conducted with a total of 150 man-hours spent for the period.

Disaster and Relief Operations. A total of two (2) Disaster and Relief Operations were conducted with a total of 339,276 man-hours spent.

VIP Security Operations. A total of 919 VIP Security Operations were conducted with 180,924 man hours.

Traffic Management. A total of 10,761 operations were conducted with a total of 417,551 man-hours were spent on traffic management.

COMMUNITY

A. SAFER PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND DO BUSINESS

Police-Community Partnership

As for this PRO’s Community Assistance and Development Programs, The Regional Office in partnership with LGUs, private institutions and other socio-civic organizations initiated the conduct of the following activities in response to the growing need of our communities and the threats of unfortunate disaster both man-made and natural :

MEDOP Relief

Operations Feeding Program

Blood Letting Support to Community

Projects

Livelihood and Skills Development

Projects

Conducted Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Suppor-ted

Conduc-ted

Supported

56 42 246 198 346 26 51 81 0 0 0 0


Disaster Preparedness and Management

Coordination with LGUs

Relief Operations

Clean-up Drive (de-clogging of

esteros/waterways)

Information drive

Inter-unit Disaster response drill Competition

Simulation Drills and Exercise

278 198 482 244 0 444


OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

AND OTHER CONCERNS


MEDICAL MISSION

Annual Physical Exam

Bungi No More, Smile pa More


3rd Brave Kid's Summer Frolics


Project RDC: Ready to Deliver Care


PRO BARMM 2019 BEST PRACTICES

The following were instrumental in the accomplishment of the PRO ARMM tasks, to

wit: a. PRO ARMM Strategic Plan; b. Cooperative; c. Eco tourism; d. Instilling discipline among Uniformed and Non-Uniformed Personnel; e. Conduct of three CADET classes; f. Engaging other stakeholders to include NGOs; g. Decentralization of Filling-up of NUP Vacancies of the PRO; h. Quality Over Quantity of PO1 Recruits; i. Explosive Ordinance Reconnaissance Agent Training (EORAT); j. Daily Information Report; k. Constant Command Visit; l. All Women Company; m. Efficient Resource Management; n. Involvement in Faith-Based Activities; o. PRO ARMM Empowerment; p. Institutionalization of Cashbook for Finance Officer; q. Institutionalization of Fidelity Bond; r. Policy on the Relieve of Finance Officer; s. Regular Conduct of Family Conference; t. Settlement of Unpaid Expenditures Accounts; u. PRO ARMM “Fingerprint Solution” Project; v. Oplan Pagari (Magkaibigan); w. Oplan Pagothangen so Droga (Tumba Droga); x. Conflict Management Training and Conflict Mapping Workshop; y. Field Visit and Inspection; z. Deployment of Administrative Personnel; aa. Infrastructure, facilities and Donor Effective Management; bb. Lasahun Natuh in Lupah Sug (Love and Care for Sulu); cc. Family Conflict (RIDO) Mediation Program; dd. Human Rights Advocacy Program; ee. Anti-Illegal Drug Program; ff. Implementation of Special Laws; gg. Anti-Human Trafficking Program; hh. Community Safety Awareness Program; ii. Review Classes for NAPOLCOM Exams; jj. RIDO Conflict Mediation; kk. Anti-Trafficking in Person (Task Force Sagip Nene); and ll. Full Distribution of MOOE.

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Accomplishment Report for the Month of December 2019

A. Sustained Public Information and Dialogue

1. Public Information and Advocacy.

PRO ARMM appeared in 23 Television (Interview/appearance); 1,740 Facebook

Postings; 1,740 Twitter Posting; 480 Radio Engagement; 314 Press Releases/Featured Stories; six Cascading on Project: “Double Barrel/Alpha/Reloaded”; one (1) Seminar on FalconView with ArcGIS and Drone Trainings; 39 various seminars/lectures relative to Human Rights were conducted and participated by 2,750 PNP personnel.

c. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials

IMPROVE CRIME PREVENTION

Conduct of community awareness lectures on crime prevention, public safety, anti-illegal drugs campaign, information gathering, etc.

Lectures on Crime Prevention/Public Safety 11,590

Press Conference 102

Stakeholders/Sectoral Dialogues 2,835

Community/Barangay Dialogue 11,458

IMPROVE COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS THRU COMMUNITY ORIENTED

Organization/mobilization of Volunteers NGOs/POs/sectoral organizations 3,450

Number of Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) organized/maintained 51,629

Community Policing/Law Enforcement Activities (i.e. checkpoint, traffic, etc.) 37,847

Implementation of Barangay Justice System/Conflict Resolution/ mediation in the community

943

Support on the Internal Security Operations 1,274

Community Assistance, Inter-relations and Development

Inter-agency coordination/linkages 2,383

Community Dialogue 11,236

Number of Outreach activities attended/participated (Medical/Dental/bloodletting/feeding)

866

Number of community assistance rendered (any of the following): PNP Text 2920, Subukan NyoKami, Ireport kay tsip, Hotlines ..

1,459

Disaster Preparedness and Response

Disaster Preparedness/Response Drills (Earthquake/Fire) 1,084

Disaster Response Activities (Activation of Disaster Operations Center & Relief, Retrieval and Rehabilitation )

2,208

Recovery and Wellness Program (RWP)

Establishment of community-based recovery and wellness program (Initiated and Supported)

6,140

STAKE HOLDER’S SUPPORT

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d. Citizen Empowerment

b.1 Institutionalization of Barangay Peacekeeping Operation (BPO). For

the period, there were 113 Municipal Police Stations and 2,105 Barangays with Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs).

b.2 BPAT Related Trainings. A total of 30 Trainings were conducted for the period to 1,500 BPAT members. The participation of BPATs contributed more in the successful conduct of various community activities such as house visitation relative to the PNP Oplan Tokhang, Providing Assistance during special activities/occasion (i.e. LIGTAS SUMVAC, LIGTAS UNDAS, Islamic festivals and etc.), relief assistance such as disaster preparedness and response and conflict mediation activities.

b.3 Community Awareness Activities. A total of 222,113 seminars and lectures were conducted to empower the community and support the thrust of the PRO particularly on crime prevention.

B. Sustained Partnership and Collaboration

1. Partnership and Collaboration with Stakeholders and other Pillars of

the Criminal Justice System (CJS) Community Dialogues and “Pulung-Pulong” There were 900 community dialogues and “pulung-pulongs” conducted

and were attended by 1,850 participants.

COMMUNITY

GAD Advocacy campaign/awareness activities (SANTINIG)

Information drives /dialogues/lectures/symposia to community partners, LGUs, NGOs, and barangays

11,290

Conduct of Bisita Eskwela - I Am Strong (BES) activities Information drives/dialogues/lectures//visitations to schools including DARE Lectures

2,866

Information drives through TRIMP on VAWC, TIP, GBVC and other GAD-related activities by guesting and appearing at local TV and radio stations and by utilizing print and social media

1,440

Advocacy/lectures/orientations on GAD and MOVE to PNP personnel 2,313

Production and distribution of GAD related IEC Materials 30,815

GAD Related-Activities (SAMBAYAN)

Engagements/consultations/meetings with different agencies/stakeholders regarding VAWC and other GBVC & GAD Related Topics

1,435

Participation on the conduct Seminar-Workshop on GST/f National Biennial Summit on Women/MOVE and other related seminar

553

Maintenance of Day Care Center 810

SALAAM POLICE Activities

Masjid/Jail Visitations 7,097

Madrasah Based Activity 3,344

Networking, Monitoring and Liaising with Regional NCMF, Elders and other Muslim NGOs and Youth

2,522

Organization & Continuing Mobilization of Salaam Force Multipliers/Imams and Ustadz

1,626

Dialgoue/Pulong-Pulong with Muslim Community Elders/ Religious Leaders 9,498

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2. Participation in Religious, Health/Physical Fitness, and Environmental

Protection Programs/Campaigns

PRO ARMM personnel to include the Regional Support Unit personnel inside Camp Salipada K. Pendatun, were clustered into groups to sponsor in the nine-day Misa de Gallo at St. Martin de Porres Chapel located inside the camp.

Photographs taken during the Misa de Gallo/Midnight Mass at St. Martin de

Porres Chapel, Camp Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao.

A physical fitness activity has been regularly conducted in this PRO to all units/offices during Tuesday to Thursday in the afternoon, aside from birth month schedule of physical fitness test.

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A. Optimize Utilization of Financial and Logistical Resources

1. Financial Management Program

Below are the breakdowns of settled/paid Personal Claims of PNP Personnel:

I. MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES (MOOE)

As provided under the General Provision (GP) No. 104 of the approved General Appropriations Act (GAA) FY 2019 (RA 10924), the total approved MOOE of PRO ARMM for CY 2019 was Php313,587,000.00 with an increase of 23.48% compared to the last year MOOE of Php253,962,000.00.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

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However, based on RA 10924, Centrally Managed Items (CMI) are mandatorily being deducted from the General Appropriation such as Intelligence Fund, Provincial Reserve Fund (PRF), Regional Reserve Fund (RRF), Training Fund, Insurance/Fidelity Bond Fund, Ammunition, Fixed Expenditures, Health Service, Investigation Fund and ISO Fund with a total amount of Php117,333,952.20. The said funds are intended for a particular purpose but being centrally managed by the Regional Comptrollership Division. This PRO has complied the guidelines, policies and procedures in the distribution of Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) for FY 2019 such as monthly allocation of One Thousand Three Hundred Ninety (Php1,390.00) per capita to Police Provincial Office (PPO), City Police Stations (CPS), Municipal Police Stations (MPS) and the distribution of One Thousand (Php1,000.00) per capita for Mobile Forces such as Regional Mobile Force Battalion (RMFB), Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) and Provincial Mobile Force Platoon (PMFP).

A total of Php287,454,750.00 from January – November 2019 programmed for the MOOE was released to RMFB and five (5) PPOs of this PRO. The Mobile Forces (RMFB, PMFC, and PMFP) have an annual ISO Fund in the amount of Php22,863,632.66 and Provincial Reserved Fund (PRF) for the PPOs with the total amount of Php3,900,000.00 annually. II. PERSONAL SERVICES (PS)

This PRO received and released a total amount of Php68,514.00 for Personal Services (Collateral Funds) to PRO ARMM personnel, broken down as follows:

a. Collateral Funds Replacement of Clothing Allowance (RCA)------ 12,516,000.00 Combat Duty Pay (CDP) ----------------------------- 32,826,000.00 Combat Incentive Pay (CIP)-------------------------- 23,172,000.00

TOTAL Php68,514,00.00

A. Recruitment of qualified PNP Applicants

1. PNP Recruitment Program CY 2019 No PRO ARMM Recruitment Program for the month of December 2019.

2. Appointment of Non-Uniform Personnel CY 2019 No PRO ARMM Appointment of Non-Uniform for the month of December

2019.

B. Development, Competent, Motivated and Values-Oriented PNP Personnel

1.1 Programmed Trainings/Courses

From July to September 2019, there were 19 programmed trainings/courses conducted by the PRO based on the approved formulated

LEARNING AND GROWTH

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Regional Training Action Plan for CY 2019 with a total of 1,292 successful participants.


Trainings Conducted

Nr of Participants

Christian Discipleship Seminar 1 48

Vehicle Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Seminar-Workshop

1 50

Personnel Orientation Course for the NUP 1 43

Managing Police Operations Training (MPOT) 2 112

Basic Information Collection and Analysis Seminar 1 50

Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) 1 50

Specialized Course on Investigation of Crimes Involving Women and Children for PNP-WCPD Officers CL 10-2019BARMM

1 50

Orientation Seminar on Laws for the Advancement of Women (OSLAW)

1 50

Sexual Harassment Awareness for Police Officers (SHAPO)

1 50

Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team Seminar 1 178

Handgun Familiarization and Precision Training (HFPT-Phase 1)

1 100

Handgun Qualification and Marksmanship Test (HQMT-Phase 2)

1 100

Handgun Classification and Marksmanship Test (HCMT-Phase 3)

1 50

PNP Rifle Marksmanship Training 1 50

Basic Combat Shotgun Training 1 50

Proficiency Training on the use of GLOCK 17 Pistol

1 191

Focused Reformation/ Reorientation and Moral Enhancement for Police Officers in Line with Internal Cleansing Efforts (FORM POLICE) (Minor Offense)

2 70

TOTAL 19 1,292

There were 15 un-programmed trainings/courses that were initiated by the PRO with 477 successful participants while 7 trainings/courses funded by the USDOJ/ICITAP assisted by the Regional Learning and Doctrine Development Division with a total of 87 attendees.

1.2 Un-Programmed Trainings/Courses


Trainings Conducted

Nr of Participants

Gender Awareness and Development Seminar (Maguindanao PPO and Sulu PPO)

2 70

Seminar on R.A. 9262

(Marawi CPS, Lanao del Sur PPO) 1 20

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Seminar re VAWC and Trafficking in Person

(Balabagan MPS, Lanao del Sur PPO) 1 48

Seminar on R.A. 9262 and Handling of VAWC Cases

(Lanao del Sur PPO)

1 15

Regional Basic Logistics Course Class 2019-25 1 50

Training of Trainers for Peer Facilitator within the PNP

1 31

Seminar-Workshop on Regional Learning and Doctrine Development Matters

1 15

Intelligence Basic Course for PCO CL 2019-11 1 18

Intelligence Basic Course for PNCO CL 2019-14

1 27

Improvise Explosive Device Awareness Seminar

1 53

Financial Education or Awareness/GSIS Fal II 1 39

Medical First Responder Course 1 21

Lecture on RA 9775 “Anti Child Pornography Act of 2009”

1 28

Seminar Workshop on Laws and Children 1 42 TOTAL 15 477

C. Uphold and Promote the Principles of Meritocracy and PNP Core Values 1. Promotion Systems

No PRO ARMM Promotion for the month of December 2019.

2. Awards and Decorations

A total of 302 awards were given to deserving personnel, broken down as

follows:

PNP AWARD Total Number of Personnel Awarded

PCO PNCO NUP TOTAL Medalya ng Kadakilaan 1 3 4 Medalya ng Katangitanging Asal Medalya ng Mabuting Asal Medalya ng Kagalingan 4 37 41

Medalya ng Kasanayan 3 14 2 19 Medalya ng Papuri 20 187 1 208 Me

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Camp BGen Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang, Maguindanao · 2020. 2. 24. · Number of Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) organized/maintained 51,629 Community Policing/Law Enforcement