Jabonga Municipal Police Station

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UNDAS 2025: PNP on Full Alert for Public Safety!

In preparation to UNDAS 2025, PNP Personnel of Jabonga Municipal Police Station under the leadership of PLT ELLA MAE B BATOBALONOS, Officer In-Charge conducted checkpoint operation..... and also conducted inspection to the deployed personnel in cemeteries to ensure the safety and security of the public during the obeservance of All Saints' and All Souls' Day.

BARANGAY OFFICIALS JOIN PRO7’S FIGHT VS LOOSE FI****MS; MORE TOOLS RECOVERED IN DANAO CITY

In an ongoing major combat and clearing operation in Danao City, police forces recovered another set of tools used in crafting loose fi****ms—this time in Brgy. Dungga, Danao City, Cebu—at dawn on May 22, 2025.

Following the call of Police Regional Office 7 (PRO7) Regional Director, Police Brigadier General Redrico A. Maranan, to barangay officials in Danao City regarding the eradication of illegal gun manufacturing, officials of Brgy. Dungga voluntarily surrendered several abandoned tools they had recovered within their area.

The surrendered items include one (1) bench vise, thirty (30) welding rods, two (2) grinders, and one (1) sack of assorted tools.

This latest development follows an earlier recovery in the same barangay, where law enforcers found additional abandoned tools: one (1) drill bit, five (5) bench vises, one (1) welding machine, one (1) grinder, and another sack of assorted tools—all believed to be used in illegal firearm production.

PBGEN Maranan commended the barangay officials for their active cooperation and commitment to public safety. “This is the kind of community partnership we are calling for—when our people recognize the danger posed by loose fi****ms and become part of the solution. We cannot win this fight alone. The help of our barangay leaders is vital in uprooting these threats from the ground,” he said.

To ensure the complete removal of tools used in the illegal manufacture of fi****ms, PBGEN Maranan also announced that PRO7 will be conducting house-to-house visitations in identified areas. He emphasized that this proactive approach is intended to prevent further violence and criminality, protect communities, and ultimately save more lives.

The Police Regional Office 7 remains firmly aligned with the directives of the Philippine National Police leadership. With strengthened police-community collaboration, PRO7 continues to intensify its campaign against loose fi****ms in its mission to build a safer and more secure Central Visayas.






"Sa Bagong Pilipinas ang Gusto ng Pulis, Ligtas Ka! "

TOP 4 PROVINCIAL MOST WANTED NABBED IN CARCAR CITY

A 25-year-old man ranked as the Top 4 Most Wanted Person in Cebu province was arrested on May 22, 2025, for the crime of statutory r**e.

The suspect was apprehended at around 5:15 PM in Sitio Bas, Barangay Perrelos, Carcar City by personnel of the Sibonga Municipal Police Station, CPPO, by virtue of a no-bail warrant of arrest issued by Hon. May Faith Lledo Trumata-Rebotiaco, Presiding Judge of RTC Branch 94, Argao, Cebu.

The accused, a resident of Barangay Bagacay, Sibonga, is currently under temporary custody at the Sibonga MPS custodial facility and is set to be presented to the issuing court for appropriate legal proceedings.

Police Regional Office 7 Regional Director PBGEN REDRICO A MARANAN expressed zero tolerance for crimes against women and children, stating, “We will hunt down every predator who threatens the safety of the innocent. Rapists have no place in our communities. Our commitment is firm—justice will be served, and no one is above the law.”

This successful arrest highlights the unwavering dedication of the PRO7 in pursuing wanted individuals and reinforces its mission to ensure the protection of the most vulnerable sectors of society.






"Sa Bagong Pilipinas ang Gusto ng Pulis, Ligtas Ka! "

PRO7 NETS PHP 50.6M DRUG HAUL, CAPTURES 259 IN WEEKLONG CRIME CRACKDOWN

The Police Regional Office 7 (PRO7) has reported significant successes in its intensified anti-criminality campaign across Central Visayas, following a series of operations conducted from May 18 to 24, 2025. The operations led to the arrest of 259 individuals and the confiscation of illegal drugs valued at over PHP 50.6 million.

In its sustained efforts against illegal drugs, PRO7 conducted 115 operations, resulting in the arrest of 133 drug suspects. Law enforcement operatives seized 7.4 kilograms of shabu, with a standard drug price of PHP 50,671,424, along with 4 grams of ma*****na. These accomplishments underscore the region’s commitment to eradicating illegal drug activities.

PRO7 intensified its campaign against loose fi****ms, carrying out 23 operations that led to the confiscation of 29 fi****ms, 2 explosives, and 223 rounds of ammunition. These efforts resulted in the arrest of 18 individuals involved in illegal possession of fi****ms and explosives.

Meanwhile, a total of 76 wanted persons were apprehended during the week, including 17 individuals classified as Most Wanted Persons in Region 7. This reflects the ongoing success of PRO7’s manhunt and warrant service operations across the region.

PRO7 Regional Director PBGen Redrico A Maranan commended the dedication and professionalism of the operating units, emphasizing the role of strategic intelligence in the success of the operations.

“These achievements are the result of relentless efforts and intelligence-driven operations by our men and women in uniform. The safety and security of our communities remain our top priority,” said PBGen Maranan.

He further added that PRO7 is committed to maintaining its momentum and deepening its collaboration with local communities to drive criminality out of Region 7.

PRO7 encourages the public to continue cooperating with law enforcement authorities by reporting suspicious activities and supporting community-based safety initiatives.






"Sa Bagong Pilipinas ang Gusto ng Pulis, Ligtas Ka! "

PNP OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The Philippine National Police (PNP) categorically denies the existence of any memorandum regarding the alleged cancellation of the Service Recognition Incentive (SRI). The circulating document is absolutely fake news and should not be considered legitimate or credible.

The PNP assures its personnel that SRI for Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 is already in process. The Finance Service (FS), in coordination with the Directorate for Personnel and Records Management (DPRM), is working diligently to ensure that all qualified PNP personnel will receive their SRI. Furthermore, the Fiscal Directive, already approved by the Chief, PNP, is guiding the Directorate for Comptrollership (DC) to facilitate the smooth implementation and timely release of funds for SRI FY 2024.

We urge the public, particularly our personnel, to exercise caution and discernment when encountering unverified information that undermines the integrity of the PNP.
In response to this malicious act, the PNP is initiating an in-depth investigation to identify and hold accountable those responsible for the dissemination of this false information. Rest assured that appropriate charges will be filed against individuals found culpable for this deliberate attempt to mislead and sow confusion within our ranks and the general public.

The PNP remains committed to transparency and accountability. Any official announcements or communications will be disseminated through proper and verified channels.

PNP OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The Philippine National Police (PNP) categorically denies the existence of any memorandum regarding the alleged cancellation of the Service Recognition Incentive (SRI). The circulating document is absolutely fake news and should not be considered legitimate or credible.

The PNP assures its personnel that SRI for Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 is already in process. The Finance Service (FS), in coordination with the Directorate for Personnel and Records Management (DPRM), is working diligently to ensure that all qualified PNP personnel will receive their SRI. Furthermore, the Fiscal Directive, already approved by the Chief, PNP, is guiding the Directorate for Comptrollership (DC) to facilitate the smooth implementation and timely release of funds for SRI FY 2024.

We urge the public, particularly our personnel, to exercise caution and discernment when encountering unverified information that undermines the integrity of the PNP.

In response to this malicious act, the PNP is initiating an in-depth investigation to identify and hold accountable those responsible for the dissemination of this false information. Rest assured that appropriate charges will be filed against individuals found culpable for this deliberate attempt to mislead and sow confusion within our ranks and the general public.

The PNP remains committed to transparency and accountability. Any official announcements or communications will be disseminated through proper and verified channels.

IN PHOTOS| PNP Successfully Arrests Two PUPC Escapees in Agusan del Norte

In a joint operation conducted by the Philippine National Police (PNP), two escapees from Kitcharao Municipal Police Station were arrested in the evening of September 30, 2024, in P3 Sitio Dinarawan, Brgy. San Pablo, Jabonga, Agusan del Norte.

The operation, led by the Jabonga Municipal Police Station (MPS) under the leadership of PCPT Venecar R. Mazo, Officer-in-Charge, in coordination with the Special Task Force TUGIS, headed by PLTCOL Mirasol Y. Toralba, DPDO, under the close supervision of PCOL APRIL MARK C YOUNG Provincial Director of ADN PPO, and supported by the Local Government Unit of Jabonga, headed by Mayor Napoleon M. Montero, successfully apprehended the escapees after a carefully planned manhunt.
Further, after being appraised of their constitutional rights under Miranda Doctrine and Anti-Torture Warning said escapees were brought to Jabonga MPS custodial facility for proper disposition.

This successful operation is a testament to the dedication and collective effort of our police force, in partnership with the community and local government. Jabonga MPS remains committed in ensuring peace and security for the people of Agusan Del Norte.