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PRESS RELEASE NO. 2025-696
November 4, 2025 (Tuesday)

Cavite PPO Nets ₱1.84 Million Worth of Illegal Drugs in Weeklong Anti-Illegal Drugs and SACLEO Operations

Camp BGen. Pantaleon Garcia, Imus City, Cavite — The Cavite Police Provincial Office, under the leadership of PCOL ARIEL R RED, Acting Provincial Director, reported remarkable accomplishments from its intensified Simultaneous Anti-Criminality Law Enforcement Operations (SACLEO) and anti-illegal drugs campaign conducted from October 29 to November 3, 2025.

During the period, the Cavite Police Provincial Office conducted a total of 60 police operations across the province, consisting of 53 buy-bust operations and 7 other law enforcement activities. To ensure transparency, accountability, and strict adherence to operational procedures, 21 body-worn cameras and 19 alternate recording devices were utilized during the operations. These concerted efforts led to the arrest of 78 drug personalities, composed of 70 Street-Level Individuals (SLI), 4 High-Value Individuals (HVI), and 4 Newly Identified (NI) drug personalities. Authorities also confiscated ₱1,845,927.60 worth of illegal drugs, including 271.35 grams of shabu and 6.23 grams of ma*****na, along with five (5) small fi****ms. In total, 60 criminal cases were filed in connection with these successful operations.

Among the top-performing stations based on the estimated drug value seized were Dasmariñas CPS, Bacoor CPS, GMA MPS, Imus CPS, and Gen. Trias CPS. Their consistent efforts, proactive intelligence operations, and strong coordination with community stakeholders significantly contributed to the overall success of Cavite PPO’s intensified campaign against illegal drugs. These accomplishments demonstrate the effectiveness of strategic planning, station leadership, and community involvement in maintaining a drug-free province.

In addition to its successful anti-drug and SACLEO operations, the Cavite Police Provincial Office likewise recorded notable accomplishments under its Weekly Manhunt Charlie operations during the same period. From October 29 to November 3, 2025, Cavite PPO intensified its law enforcement efforts, resulting in the arrest of 26 Most Wanted Persons (MWPs)—comprising 7 at the Regional Level, 8 at the Provincial Level, 6 at the City Level, and 5 at the Municipal Level—along with 45 other Wanted Persons across various municipalities and component cities of the province.

This significant accomplishment reflects the unwavering dedication of Cavite PPO to uphold peace and order by relentlessly tracking down and apprehending individuals evading the law, thereby ensuring that justice is served and public safety is continuously protected.

Notably, no casualties or injuries were recorded during the weeklong operations, highlighting the discipline, professionalism, and operational efficiency of all personnel involved, as well as their commitment to upholding public safety, human rights, and the rule of law.

The Cavite Police Provincial Office continues to strengthen its coordination with the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), local government units (LGUs), and other law enforcement agencies to ensure a unified and strategic approach in the ongoing fight against illegal drugs. This collaboration emphasizes intelligence sharing, synchronized operations, and community-based interventions to dismantle drug networks and curb the proliferation of illegal substances across the province.

Acting Provincial Director PCOL ARIEL R RED commended the dedication and teamwork of all operating units and reaffirmed Cavite PPO’s unwavering support to the national government’s anti-illegal drugs campaign.

“The Cavite PPO continues to intensify its anti-drug efforts to ensure the safety and security of every Caviteño. These results demonstrate our unwavering resolve to eradicate illegal drugs and sustain peace and order in the province,” said PCOL Red.

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