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PNP-MARITIME GROUP, MATAGUMPAY NA NAGPATUPAD NG APAT NA WARRANT OF ARREST KAUGNAY NG PAGLABAG SA R.A. 10654

Bilang bahagi ng pagpapatupad ng batas at pagpapanatili ng kaayusan sa mga baybaying pamayanan, matagumpay na naisilbi ng mga tauhan ng Aklan Maritime Police Station ang apat na Warrant of Arrest noong Hunyo 4, 2026 laban sa mga indibidwal na nahaharap sa kasong paglabag sa Section 86 o Unauthorized Fishing ng Republic Act No. 10654.

Ang mga warrant ay inisyu noong Hunyo 3, 2026, ng 1st Municipal Circuit Trial Court ng New Washington at Batan, Aklan, na may kaukulang inirekomendang piyansang nagkakahalaga ng PhP3,000.00 bawat isa.

Matapos ang kanilang pagkakaaresto, ang mga akusado ay dinala sa Dumaguit Maritime Law Enforcement Team para sa dokumentasyon at wastong disposisyon.

Ang operasyong ito ay patunay ng epektibong pagpapatupad ng Enhanced Managing Police Operations, isa sa mga pangunahing programa sa ilalim ng PNP Focused Agenda. Ipinakikita rin nito ang patuloy na pagsisikap ng PNP-Maritime Group sa pagpapatupad ng batas laban sa mga paglabag sa batas pangisdaan at sa pangangalaga ng yamang-dagat, alinsunod sa adhikaing “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman”.




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PRESENSYA NG PULIS, NAGBUNSOD NG PAGLILIGTAS SA BONTOC

Isang simpleng presensya ng kapulisan sa lansangan ang nauwi sa pagligtas ng buhay matapos matulungan ng mga pulis ang mga biktima ng aksidente sa Barangay Tocucan, Bontoc, Mountain Province.

Sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni PNP Chief, PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., muling naipakita ang halaga ng presensya ng Philippine National Police sa komunidad matapos rumesponde ang mga tauhan ng 2nd Mountain Province Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) sa insidente noong Hunyo 1, 2026.

Habang nasa routine mobile patrol, nakatanggap ng ulat ang mga pulis mula sa isang concerned citizen hinggil sa aksidente sa kalsada. Kaagad silang nagtungo sa lugar at dito nakita ang mga sugatang biktima.

Sina PCpl Rod L. Cas-oy at Pat Jofreck M. Angyoda ang tumugon sa sitwasyon. Sinuri nila ang kalagayan ng mga biktima at nagbigay ng paunang lunas habang hinihintay ang karagdagang tulong.

Sa pakikipagtulungan ng Bureau of Fire Protection–Sadanga, maingat na naisakay ang mga biktima sa patrol vehicle at naihatid sa Bontoc General Hospital para sa medikal na atensyon.

Lumabas sa imbestigasyon na ang mga biktima ay bumibiyahe mula Tabuk City, Kalinga patungong Benguet nang makatulog umano ang drayber, dahilan upang mawalan ng kontrol ang sasakyan at tumaob.

Nasa maayos na kondisyon na ang mga biktima matapos mabigyan ng kaukulang gamutan.

Ang mabilis na pagtugon at malasakit nina PCpl Cas-oy at Pat Angyoda, kapwa mula sa Sadanga, Mountain Province ay nagbigay ng pagkakataon upang mailigtas ang mga biktima mula sa posibleng mas malubhang kapahamakan.

“Police visibility means presence, and presence saves lives. Kapag ang pulis ay nakikita at handang tumugon, mas nabibigyan ng proteksyon ang mamamayan,” pahayag ni PNP Chief, PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

“We are always ready to help and respond whenever needed. Ang tungkulin namin ay tumindig para sa kaligtasan ng bawat isa,” dagdag pa niya.

Ipinakita rin ng insidente ang diwa ng PNP Focused Agenda bilang gabay sa mas makatao at mas tumutugong serbisyo, partikular sa Enhanced Managing Police Operations at Active Community Support na makikita sa mabilis na pagtugon at pakikipag-ugnayan sa komunidad.

Sa huli, ang simpleng presensya ng kapulisan ay muling napatunayang mahalagang salik sa pagligtas ng buhay at pagbibigay ng agarang tulong sa oras ng pangangailangan.

Sa patuloy na pagpapatupad ng mga hakbang upang palakasin ang serbisyo publiko, patuloy na tiniyak ng PNP ang adhikain ng “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong mabilis, tapat, at nararamdaman.”

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PNP, NAGBIGAY NG NGITI AT PAG-ASA SA MGA BATANG ATI SA AKLAN

Muling pinatunayan ng Philippine National Police (PNP) na higit pa sa pagpapatupad ng batas ang papel nito sa komunidad matapos maghatid ng tulong at malasakit sa mga batang Ati sa bayan ng Malay, Aklan.

Sa pangunguna ng Malay Municipal Police Station sa ilalim ng Police Regional Office 6 (PRO6), nagsagawa ng outreach activity para sa mga batang kabilang sa komunidad ng mga katutubo sa Barangay Cogon at Boracay Island. Kabilang sa isinagawang programa ang pamamahagi ng school supplies at feeding activity bilang paghahanda ng mga mag-aaral para sa nalalapit na pagbubukas ng klase.

Sa tulong ng lokal na pamahalaan, mga community partners, at iba pang stakeholders, nabigyan ng mahahalagang kagamitan sa pag-aaral ang mga batang Ati upang mahikayat silang ipagpatuloy ang kanilang edukasyon. Nagkaroon din ng feeding program at pamamahagi ng pagkain bilang karagdagang suporta sa kanilang kapakanan.

Ayon kay Chief PNP, Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., mahalagang bahagi ng serbisyo ng kapulisan ang pag-abot sa mga komunidad na nangangailangan ng tulong at suporta.

"Ang tunay na sukatan ng serbisyo publiko ay hindi lamang makikita sa pagpapanatili ng kapayapaan at kaayusan kundi pati sa kakayahan nating magbigay ng malasakit sa ating mga kababayan, lalo na sa mga kabataan at mga katutubong komunidad. Sa simpleng pagtulong, naipapakita natin na ang PNP ay katuwang ng mamamayan sa pagbuo ng mas maayos na kinabukasan," ani PGen Nartatez.

Dagdag pa niya, "Kapag nakikita ng mga bata na may mga institusyong handang umalalay sa kanila, mas napapalakas ang kanilang pag-asa at determinasyong magtagumpay sa buhay. Ito ang uri ng serbisyong nais nating maipadama sa bawat komunidad."

Patuloy na isinusulong ng PNP ang mga programang naglalapit sa kapulisan at mamamayan, lalo na sa mga sektor na nangangailangan ng higit na atensyon at suporta. Ang inisyatibang ito ay bahagi ng mas malawak na layunin ng organisasyon na gawing mas makatao, inklusibo, at makabuluhan ang serbisyo publiko sa ilalim ng Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.

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PNP ARRESTS NUEVA VIZCAYA MOST WANTED IN R**E CASE

The Philippine National Police, under the leadership of PNP Chief, Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., successfully conducted a law enforcement operation on June 5, 2026, resulting in the arrest of the No. 7 Regional Most Wanted Person in Barangay Labang, Ambaguio, Nueva Vizcaya.

The suspect, a 38-year-old Filipino male farmer and resident of the area, was arrested by personnel of the Ambaguio Police Station through the implementation of a warrant of arrest for the crime of R**e. The warrant was issued by the Regional Trial Court, Second Judicial Region, Branch 29 in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya, with no recommended bail.

The operation was carried out in a remote mountainous area, underscoring the sustained efforts of law enforcement to locate and arrest wanted individuals regardless of terrain or location, in support of the justice system.

In line with the PNP Focused Agenda, a transformation framework aimed at improving police service delivery, the operation highlights the priority on Enhanced Managing Police Operations, reinforcing effective warrant enforcement and accountability in the pursuit of fugitives.

PNP Chief, PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., emphasized the importance of justice and accountability in law enforcement.

“The law must be enforced without exception, and those with pending serious charges must face the courts and due process,” said PGEN Nartatez Jr.

“Hindi kami titigil sa paghahanap sa mga taong umiwas sa batas. Ang hustisya ay para sa mga biktima,” he added.

The arrest reflects the continued commitment of the Philippine National Police to strengthen law enforcement operations and uphold public safety.

As the PNP intensifies its law enforcement operations against wanted persons under the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., it continues to assure the public of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong mabilis, tapat, at nararamdaman.”

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PNP NETS 20 MOST WANTED PERSONS IN NATIONWIDE WARRANT OPERATIONS

The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported the arrest of 20 Regional Most Wanted Persons in a series of coordinated nationwide warrant operations conducted from 8:00 AM of June 5, 2026, to 8:00 AM of June 6, 2026.

Based on operational reports from various Police Regional Offices, the arrests were carried out through synchronized police actions in multiple areas across the country, resulting in the successful service of warrants against individuals facing serious criminal charges, including r**e, qualified r**e, statutory r**e, sexual assault, murder, parricide, syndicated estafa, and violations of Republic Act No. 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002) and Republic Act No. 7610 (Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act).

All arrested persons are now under the custody of the concerned police units and detention facilities for proper disposition and court proceedings.

Among the notable results of the operations was the arrest of several No. 2 Most Wanted Persons across different regions. In Malabon City under NCRPO, police arrested a No. 2 Most Wanted Person facing murder charges. In Agusan del Norte under PRO13, another No. 2 Most Wanted Person was arrested for syndicated estafa following a coordinated law enforcement operation.

Other significant accomplishments included the arrest of a No. 4 Most Wanted Person in Quezon City for multiple counts of qualified r**e and acts of lasciviousness under RA 7610, and a No. 5 Most Wanted Person in Agusan del Norte for statutory r**e. A No. 6 Most Wanted Person was also arrested in Negros Oriental for statutory r**e, while another No. 6 Most Wanted Person was apprehended in Iligan City for statutory r**e under a separate criminal case.

In addition, a No. 7 Most Wanted Person was arrested in Nueva Vizcaya for two counts of violation of RA 7610, while another No. 7 Most Wanted Person was apprehended in Leyte for parricide. A No. 8 Most Wanted Person was also arrested in Cabadbaran City for r**e. In Iloilo City, a No. 9 Most Wanted Person was arrested for r**e, while in Cebu, a No. 10 Most Wanted Person was served a warrant for violation of RA 9165 inside a detention facility.

PNP Chief, Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., commended the operating units for their sustained nationwide efforts, stressing that the continuous arrest of wanted persons reflects the organization’s firm commitment to justice and public safety.

“Patuloy po ang ating operasyon laban sa mga may outstanding warrants. Hindi tayo titigil hangga’t hindi naihaharap sa hukuman ang mga dapat managot. These accomplishments show our strong resolve to enforce the law while ensuring due process,” the Chief PNP said.

He added that the coordinated results demonstrate the effectiveness of intelligence-driven policing and strengthened inter-unit cooperation across regional offices.

The PNP said the accomplishment is in line with its Focused Agenda under Enhanced Managing Police Operations, which strengthens monitoring, tracking, and the synchronized ex*****on of warrant service operations nationwide. It also supports the peace and order agenda of the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., emphasizing efficient, lawful, and accountable law enforcement.

The PNP assured the public that all operations were conducted professionally and in accordance with legal procedures, with full respect for constitutional rights.

This accomplishment underscores the continuing nationwide efforts of the police force to strengthen public safety under the guiding principle of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.”

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PNP BUSTS PHP 4.4-M CIGARETTE SMUGGLING ATTEMPT; 3 SUSPECTS NABBED IN LANAO DEL SUR

Authorities confiscated approximately PHP 4.4 million worth of alleged smuggled ci******es and arrested three individuals in a successful anti-illegal trade operation conducted in Lanao del Sur in the early hours of June 6, 2026.

Personnel of the Police Regional Office in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region (PRO BAR) conducted a checkpoint operation in Barangay Matling, Malabang, which led to the interception of three vehicles carrying large quantities of ci******es believed to have been brought into the country without proper authorization.

Initial validation showed that the vehicles were traveling from Barangay Picong en route to Marawi City when they were flagged down for routine inspection. During inspection, law enforcement personnel discovered in plain view several boxes and reams of assorted cigarette brands suspected to be smuggled goods.

Confiscated during the operation were approximately 700 reams of ci******es, 1,800 reams of menthol ci******es, and 3,000 reams of another variant, with a combined estimated market value of PHP 4,400,000.00.

The three suspects, all presently under police custody, are undergoing documentation and proper legal processing. Authorities confirmed that appropriate charges will be filed in coordination with concerned government agencies. The seized items have been turned over to Malabang Municipal Police Station for inventory and safekeeping prior to disposition with the Bureau of Customs.

Chief PNP, Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., commended the operating units for their swift and coordinated action, underscoring that the accomplishment reflects the organization’s sustained commitment to border protection and anti-smuggling enforcement.

“This operation shows what disciplined coordination and intelligence-driven policing can achieve. We will continue to strengthen our presence on the ground to ensure that illegal activities are intercepted before they can harm our communities and our economy,” the Chief PNP said.

He also emphasized that such operations are aligned with the PNP Focused Agenda, particularly under Enhanced Managing Police Operations, which promotes proactive, coordinated, and intelligence-led interventions across all regions. He further noted that these efforts directly support President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s broader governance direction of strengthening law enforcement visibility and protecting national economic interests.

The Philippine National Police reiterated its firm stance against all forms of smuggling and illicit trade, stressing that sustained operations will continue nationwide as part of its campaign for safer and more secure communities.

The PNP reaffirmed its commitment under the banner “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman,” highlighting a renewed drive for responsive and people-centered policing across the country.

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PNP EXTENDS LIFE-SAVING SUPPORT TO PGH PEDIATRIC PATIENTS

A quiet act of compassion now brings renewed hope to children who rely on life-sustaining breathing support equipment in their homes.

The Philippine National Police demonstrated its continuing commitment to humanitarian service through an outreach initiative benefiting chronically ill pediatric patients under the care of the Child Foundation and the Kalidad at Wagas na Aruga on the Go (KWAGO) Program of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH).

Under the leadership of PNP Chief, PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., the Philippine National Police extended vital support through a donation activity held on June 4, 2026, reinforcing its commitment to assist vulnerable sectors, particularly young patients dependent on ventilator and BiPAP machines for survival at home.

As part of the initiative, the PNP Civil Security Group donated fifteen portable generators to help ensure continuous power supply for medically dependent children. These units are expected to provide critical backup during unexpected power interruptions, allowing breathing support equipment to function without disruption and ensuring the safety and comfort of patients in their homes.

The turnover was formally received and acknowledged by representatives of the Philippine General Hospital and the Child Foundation, highlighting a coordinated effort between law enforcement support services and medical humanitarian care.

This initiative reflects the broader direction of the Philippine National Police under its Focused Agenda—a transformation framework designed to make police service more responsive, responsible, and people-centered. Among its key priorities are Enhanced Managing Police Operations and Active Community Support, which are reflected in programs that extend direct assistance to vulnerable communities and strengthen public trust through meaningful engagement.

PNP Chief, PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., underscored the importance of compassion in public service, saying:

“Service goes beyond protection and it must reach those who need it most. We stand with families who fight every day for their children’s life and well-being. Ang serbisyo ng kapulisan ay hindi lang sa seguridad, kundi sa malasakit sa kapwa lalo na sa mga batang may pinagdadaanan sa kalusugan.”

He further stated: “We continue to support programs that save lives and ease the burden of families in need. Patuloy kaming tutulong sa abot ng aming makakaya para sa mga pamilyang umaasa sa tulong ng komunidad at ng pamahalaan.”

As the Philippine National Police deepens its humanitarian engagement, it continues to assure the public of its vision: “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong mabilis, tapat, at nararamdaman.”

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PASACAO, Camarines Sur – Matagumpay na naaresto ng mga operatiba ng Camarines Sur Maritime Police Station (MARPSTA) ang isang lalaking may kinakaharap na kasong Qualified Theft sa isinagawang intelligence-driven operation sa Barangay Manggapo, Sipocot, Camarines Sur noong Hunyo 4, 2026.

Ang naturang warrant ay inilabas noong Hunyo 2, 2026 ni Hon. Jorge John D.S. Aganan, Presiding Judge ng Regional Trial Court, Branch 26, Naga City, Camarines Sur, na may inirekomendang piyansang nagkakahalaga ng Apatnapung Libong Piso (₱40,000.00).

Matapos ang pag-aresto, ipinaalam sa akusado ang kanyang mga karapatan alinsunod sa Miranda Doctrine at Anti-Torture Law. Agad naman siyang dinala sa Camarines Sur Maritime Police Station sa Barangay San Cirilo, Pasacao, Camarines Sur para sa kaukulang dokumentasyon at tamang disposisyon.

Patuloy ang Camarines Sur Maritime Police Station sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa iba pang law enforcement agencies upang tiyakin ang epektibong pagpapatupad ng batas at pagsisilbi ng mga warrant of arrest laban sa mga taong pinaghahanap ng hustisya.