603rd Company, RMFB6

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF LOOSE FI***RM

JANIUAY, ILOILO – Due to the relentless Campaign Against Loose Fi***rm, a person has voluntarily surrendered a loose fi***rm thru the collaborative effort of Intelligence Operative of 603rd Maneuver Company, RMFB6, led by PCPT MARK DAVID B BANAY, Officer-In-Charge at Brgy. Golgota, Janiuay, Iloilo on October 6, 2026 in the afternoon.

The surrendered fi***rm was a caliber .38 revolver without a serial number. Its recovery highlights the effectiveness of the campaign against loose fi***rms, made possible through the community’s active cooperation and support. This successful turnover demonstrates that the 603rd Maneuver Company, RMFB6 has successfully gained the trust and confidence of the community it serves.

“Hinihikayat po namin ang publiko na patuloy pong suportahan ang programa ng PNP, para po maiwasan ang anu mang krimen lalo na po pagdating sa armas, ito po ay para rin sa ating kaligtasan at katahimikan ng ating kumunidad.”- PCPT BANAY

The surrendered fi***rm is currently in the custody of the 603rd Maneuver Company, RMFB6 Supply Section, pending its turnover to the Battalion Headquarters Supply Section for proper disposition. To protect the individual's safety and privacy, their identity and place of residence will be strictly withheld.

07/10/2026

CRIME PREVENTION TIPS (THEFT)

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07/10/2026

Bank robberies thrive on chaos, but preparedness and calmness save lives. Security is a shared responsibility between financial institutions and the public. Always stay alert to your surroundings when entering a bank, minimize the visibility of cash, and report suspicious individuals immediately. If caught in an incident, cooperate fully, avoid sudden movements, and focus on memorizing the suspect's physical details. Awareness remains your strongest shield.

07/10/2026

ZARRAGA MPS STRENGTHENS ANTI-CRIMINALITY CAMPAIGN

In line with its unwavering commitment to ensuring a safe and secure community, Zarraga Municipal Police Station continues to intensify its Anti-Criminality Campaign by promoting public awareness and encouraging active community participation in crime prevention.

The campaign aims to educate residents on practical crime prevention measures, encourage vigilance, and strengthen cooperation between the police and the community in maintaining peace and order. Through sustained police visibility, intensified patrol operations, checkpoint activities, intelligence gathering, and community engagement, Zarraga MPS remains proactive in deterring criminal activities and safeguarding the lives and properties of every resident.

The station also reminds the public to promptly report suspicious persons, activities, or incidents to the nearest police station or through the Zarraga MPS hotline. By fostering a culture of shared responsibility, the campaign reinforces the principle that crime prevention is a collective effort that requires the cooperation of every member of the community.

Zarraga MPS remains steadfast in delivering responsive, people-centered, and community-oriented policing, continuously working with local government units, barangay officials, schools, and other stakeholders to build a peaceful, orderly, and resilient Municipality of Zarraga.

"Ang kaligtasan ay nagsisimula sa ating lahat. Maging mapagmatyag, makiisa, at makipagtulungan sa kapulisan upang mapanatiling ligtas, mapayapa, at walang puwang ang kriminalidad sa Zarraga.

07/10/2026

ANTI-CRIMINALITY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN!

07/10/2026

Personal safety in public spaces is enhanced through consistent situational awareness. Staying alert to your surroundings, minimizing distractions from mobile devices when walking alone, and trusting your baseline instincts are vital protective measures.

07/10/2026

Preventing street robberies begins with practicing strong situational awareness every time you step outside. Avoid walking alone at night in poorly lit or isolated areas, and always keep your head up instead of staring down at your smartphone. If you suspect someone is following you, change direction immediately, head toward a crowded, well-lit public space, or walk into a busy store to seek help. Trust your gut instincts—they are your best early warning system.